Halo: Reach multiplayer trailered [0]

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Halo: Reach multiplayer trailered

Bungie has released the much anticipated first look at the multiplayer modes in “Halo: Reach”. I have one word for you: Jetpack. Watch it, watch it now. continue reading →

posted on 3. 03. 2010 in Microsoft, Xbox 360 

Halo: Reach has significantly more ‘p’ than Halo 3 [0]

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Halo: Reach has significantly more ‘p’ than Halo 3

Digital Foundry has taken a good look at that “Halo: Reach” ViDoc released a week ago, revealing what seems to be the resolution of the game’s current iteration: 1152×720, without any anti-aliasing.

“Halo 3″ as well as “Halo 3: ODST” sported the oft-critized resolution of 1152×640, which means that not only is “Reach” displaying 4 times the polygons, the image quality is also much improved.

Personally, I don’t assume this is going to change until the Beta drops in May — we’ll keep you posted. I do have a rather hard time sitting still just thinking about that.

posted on 23. 02. 2010 in Microsoft, Xbox 360 

Alan Wake Sequel “should [part 1] be successful” [4]

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Alan Wake Sequel “should [part 1] be successful”

VG247’s Patrick Garratt sat down with Remedy’s Oskari Häkkinen and spoke to him about the possibility of a sequel to “Alan Wake”:

You want to think of this as Season 1, so to speak, of a TV series. This will have a satisfactory and conclusive ending, but we will leave doors open, just as they do in Lost of 24, where they have a satisfactory ending to the season but they leave some doors open for the larger story. Just the same here. We’ll have the satisfactory and conclusive ending, and should this be successful then we will do Season 2.

I am not one to guilt trip you into things, but I think you should save up some cash. I have a good feeling about this one, and if I am right, we’ll probably all want more “Alan Wake”. In short: Please buy this.

posted on 19. 02. 2010 in Microsoft, Xbox 360 

New Alan Wake trailer Fights with Light [3]

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New Alan Wake trailer Fights with Light

Fresh from Microsoft’s X10 event in San Francisco comes a new trailer for Remedy’s “Alan Wake”.

I have nothing more to add. Go watch it, I think you will enjoy it.

Game’s out May 2010 exclusively for Xbox 360. continue reading →

posted on 13. 02. 2010 in Microsoft, Xbox 360 

Halo: Reach ViDoc ‘Once More Unto The Breach’ blows minds [0]

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Halo: Reach ViDoc ‘Once More Unto The Breach’ blows minds

Bungie has just released a new ViDoc for “Halo: Reach” entitled ‘Once More Unto The Breach’; not only does it include developer commentary but also unreleased — and fantastic looking — gameplay.

If Youtube is wonky for you, watch it on Bungie.net, otherwise watch it after the jump and rejoice. continue reading →

posted on 13. 02. 2010 in Microsoft, Xbox 360 

Halo: Reach beta drops May 3rd [0]

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Halo: Reach beta drops May 3rd

Make sure you hold on to your “Halo 3: ODST” disc. You know you want it, and want it bad.

posted on 12. 02. 2010 in Microsoft, Xbox 360 

Microsoft ceases Xbox Live service for Original Xbox [0]

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Microsoft ceases Xbox Live service for Original Xbox

If you were planning on playing some “Halo 2″ on Live, you better do it soon, as Microsoft just announced that they will be discontinuing the service for the original Xbox, as well as original Xbox titles played on the Xbox 360 come April 15th.

This might open up a few new possibilities for Xbox Live, as it is well documented that “Halo 2″ was holding back Microsoft in adding more space to your friends list, as the legacy title only supported friends lists with a maximum of 100 people.

We have the full release for you after the jump. continue reading →

posted on 5. 02. 2010 in Microsoft 

Halo: Reach GameInformer Coverstory has hit the net [0]

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Halo: Reach GameInformer Coverstory has hit the net

If you like “Halo” even a little bit, you should probably produce a spare pair of underpants before clicking this link, as “Halo: Reach” seems to be doing fantastically.

Some of the key new features mentioned in the article are:

  • 40+ AI controlled opponents at once
  • Customizable armor upgrades
  • Drivable civilian vehicles
  • Medkits are back
  • Completely revamped tech
  • Stealth knife-kills

Mind you, this is only scratching the surface. Clicky here for the full thing.

posted on 12. 01. 2010 in Microsoft, Xbox 360 
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