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Players will have to wait for the PC version for another week.
Warner Bros. Interactive announced that the PC release of Batman: Arkham City will be delayed by one week. Previously, the port was announced to be coming out on November 15, 2011, a delay from the console versions, which was released three weeks ago on October 18, 2011. Now it seems players will have to wait until November 22, 2011, with European gamers waiting until November 25.
This live action trailer stars Sam Worthington, Jonah Hill and Dwight Howard.
If Skyrim were a movie, this is what it would look like. Skyrim hits stores November 11, 2011 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.
All good things come to an end...
Sunrise, sunset. OnLive announced today that it's ending its weekly $5 Friday deal promotion. However, in order to send it off with a bang, OnLive is having $5 deals on games all week. So from today until Friday, a different game will be only $5. Today's deal is Splinter Cell Conviction. Subscribe to their Facebook page or keep it here on PixlBit to find out the rest of the week's deal.
Larry bringing sleaze to HD.
Starting in 2012, Replay Games will release HD remakes of the original Leisure Suit Larry games. 2012 also marks the series' 25th anniversary.
75% off!
Red Faction: Guerrilla is the latest game to get the big discount treatment this week on OnLive. THQ is making this third-person open world title set on Mars only $5, a 75% discount from its normal $19.99 price. If you haven't played this title, now may be the time.
75% off the game for today only!
Today's deal from THQ for OnLive is MX vs. ATV Reflex. For today only, you can get this game for only $5. Here's a quick description of the title:
A more deliberately paced game with a strong narrative, Mafia II defies expectations.
Though pegged as another Mafioso-inspired sandbox game, Mafia II doesn’t have that much in common with its open world contemporaries. Rather than being inspired by Scarface and Goodfellas like GTA or Saints Row, Mafia II is more deliberately paced and more akin to The Sopranos or The Godfather, in which story and the lifestyle itself are front and center. There are no side quests or odd jobs to complete. Although there’s a big city, this is not an open world game. It's a linear action game with a strong narrative.
