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The owners of famous game companies like Bethesda Games, id, and Shinji Mikami's Tango Gameworks acquire another set of respected game developers.
Today ZeniMax Media Inc. has announced the acquisition of MachineGames, and new studio comprised of the founding members of StarBreeze Studios. StarBreeze is known primarily for their work on The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher's Bay.
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As you may have already notice, comments on PixlBit have been given a face-lift. Rather than the drab presentation once featured before, both user comments and staff Our Takes should now have a bit of a pop.
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PB & Jason is back after a very brief hiatus for an even more brief issue!
Take control of Commander Video once again for his latest challenging adventure.
The Bit.Trip series has taken its star character, Commander Video, through a variety of different experiences all of which hearken back to gaming of yesteryear. Fate, the latest title in the series, carries the aesthetic of the titles which precede it, but makes a leap into more modern day gaming experiences with its bullet hell shoot 'em up based gameplay. Like the other games in the series, the concept is not without a twist, and a rail would be Fate's. This rail winds around the screen, allowing players to only travel forward and backward along whatever path the rail has set, and shoot in any given direction. As we've come to expect from the series, this makes for a tremendous challenge that will take players a significant number of replays to conquer.
Though players everywhere are complaining of lag and stuttering issues, Treyarch still won't offer a definitive explanation.
The highly anticipated first-person shooter Call of Duty: Black Ops released yesterday, and though the game has been out for barely a day, gamers everywhere are complaining of several issues concerning the PC version.
The title will appear out of season on Nintendo's upcoming platform.
EA promised today that an entry into their flagship franchise, Madden NFL Football, will make it onto the 3DS in the first half of 2011. In a press release, EA didn't announce any particular date for their new 3DS title, but suggested two potentially different periods for the game's release: The 3DS launch and the first half of 2011.
San Francisco, (Nov. 10, 2010) – GameStop, SEGA® of America, Inc. and High Voltage® Software, Inc. today announced details of the exclusive GameStop Limited Edition* of Conduit 2™, the epic science fiction shooter exclusively for the Nintendo Wii™. The Conduit 2 Limited Edition features the 44-page “The Art of the Game” Conduit 2 art book and two unlockable items: a new armor skin and an enhanced ASE search device. Conduit 2 is set to be released in February 2011 in North America.
Highly-Anticipated Title Features 30 Memorable Tunes as Performed by the Beloved Cast, Exclusive Never-Before-Seen Show Footage, and More
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. - Nov. 9, 2010 - Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. and Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products today announced that Karaoke Revolution Glee is now available in retail stores nationwide on Wii™. Combining music and footage from Fox's award-winning hit television series GLEE, with the world's most popular Karaoke video game, Karaoke Revolution Glee provides "Gleeks" the opportunity to immerse themselves in their favorite show like never before. The game features 30 original chart-topping musical numbers and captivating performances from Season One including "Don't Stop Believin'", "Somebody to Love", "Gold Digger", "No Air", "Proud Mary", and more. Even more than the selection of songs is the ability for players to perform alongside their favorite GLEE characters -- including the infamous Rachel Berry, football star Finn Hudson, and the Glee club's fearless leader, Will Schuester. As an added bonus, Karaoke Revolution Glee offers exclusive songs and footage that have never been seen on television.Now available on XBLA and PC, the puzzle-platformer from Atari and Vitamin G Studios has a beautiful presentation, and a zen-like atmosphere. PS3 owners will have to wait till early 2011 to play the title.
