Microsoft's press conference reveals a double dose of Halo.
Today, Microsoft announced at their press conference that two Halo games are currently in the works, with neither being developed by series creators, Bungie Studios. Instead 343 Industries in conjunction with Microsoft Game Studios are developing the two titles, Halo Anniversary and Halo 4.
More spoiled content from the upcoming Microsoft Press Conference. Your living room can now be the happiest place on earth!
A leaked image from Microsoft's E3 site says so.
This is sure to take the wind out of Microsoft's sails during their upcoming presentation. It appears Halo 4 is due to be announced, alongside a number of other Kinect games. A screenshot from Microsoft's Xbox E3 page discloses a return to the Halo universe with Halo 4. The page has since been removed, but click the attached screenshot grabbed from when it was still available.
Follow Jason's live blog via Twitter of the Microsoft Press Conference at 12:30 PM EST/9:30 AM PST!
Jason will be in attendance at the Microsoft Press Conference and plans to live blog the whole thing via his twitter account. We've embedded his Twitter feed below, as well as a chat box for discussion amongst yourselves as the updates roll in. Be sure to pull up a live stream of the conference so you can follow along! We've embedded a player for your convenience!
The trademark lends further proof of the final VIta name for the NGP.
While later today, Sony will officially be donning the NGP with a final name, it appears the sleuths of the internet have uncovered a staggering amount of evidence that the system will be named PS Vita, or PSV as I have been calling it. The latest bit of evidence is a trademark registered on the OHIM website to Sony Computer Entertainment. Included with the trademark is the logo depicted here. Just a few more hours and we'll know for sure what exactly the PS Vita is and if it is indeed the final name for Sony's next handheld, the NGP.
This kontroller gets a flawless old look.
PDP, makers of the officially licensed Mortal Kombat Fight Stick, have just announced the Mortal Kombat Klassic Stick, a re-designed version that features art used in the original Mortal Kombat arcade cabinet.
