Minimal details about the two packs were revealed by Ubisoft today.
Today, Ubisoft announced details regarding the release of their upcoming DLC packs for Assassin's Creed II. While specific information is still scarce, the titles and release windows of both packages are now known.
Those waiting for standalone turntables to play multiplayer don't have to wait any longer.
DJ Hero owners who have been patiently waiting to purchase a second standalone turntable controller no longer need to wait.
This title ins't related to the Persona series.
New scans from the latest edition of Famitsu indicate that Atlus is hard at work on another JRPG set within a high school titled, Tokyo Mono Hara Shi.
Valve comments on future DLC.
In less than a month's time, Left 4 Dead 2 has already managed to sell 2 million retail copies, a figure not including downloadble copies sold through Steam.
The voice of Roxas, Jesse McCartney reveals the news via his Twitter page.
A recent tweet from pop singer Jesse McCartney has revealed that the latest entry in the Kingdom Hearts series is coming to America.
While both Sony and Microsoft's machines will soon have motion control capabilities, Marvelous won't be leveraging the hardware.
In a recent interview with Edge Online, Yasuhiro Wada, president of Marvelous Entertainment revealed that the HD port of No More Heroes, No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise will not feature motion controls.
D3Publisher's parody 2D action game will arrive early next year.
According to Joystiq, Matt Hazard Blood Bath & Beyond will be released on January 6 for Xbox Live Arcade with a price of 1200 Microsoft Points ($15). The PSN version will be released the following day for $14.99
The upcoming PSN and XBLA release will house two Capcom arcade classics.
Capcom officially announced today that Final Fight and Magic Sword are set to release in a single bundle on both the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.
A number of bundles for Black Friday help Sony move big units of their home console.
Sony announced last night that during Thanksgiving week, the company managed to sell over 440,000 PlayStation 3 units.
Football reduced to its simplest form, with an arcade twist.
Back when I was just a boy, Madden '94 was a cornerstone of my existence; alongside Ken Griffey Jr.'s Major League Baseball, of course. Back in those days, the Madden series was significantly less complex. The play selection was no deeper than any edition of NFL Blitz, and the controls were simple enough to work on the SNES controller. Though it wasn't particularly labeled as an arcade title, it featured enough similarities that I always considered it as such.
