The title will be $15 when it's released March 21st.
Digital Reality announced Sine Mora's March 21, 2012 release date at the end of a contest held in Facebook. Now, co-publisher Grasshopper Manufacture has revealed the price of the game via a normal press release. Joystiq is reporting the game will cost 1,200 Microsoft Points or $15. A new trailer was also released as shown below:
The Kinect-enabled rail shooter comes from the creator of Panzer Dragoon.
Last year, Yukio Futasugi, the creator of Panzer Dragoon, announced that he was developing a "spirtual successor" to the Sega Saturn series for the Xbox 360. Called Project Draco, it was revealed to be a Kinect game, and a new update from Famitsu (courtesy of G4TV) has revealed an official title for the game, as well as a release window.
A teaser trailer has all but confirmed the port.
Another Dreamcast title is making a comeback to the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade. Get ready for the return of Jet Grind Radio! Sega uploaded a teaser trailer shown below that pretty much confirms the cult classic's release on the two digital markets.
The game will be released exclusively on XBLA.
Sine Mora, the time-bending shooter from Grasshopper Manufacture and Digital Reality, finally has a release date. The game will be released exclusively on XBLA on March 21, 2012. The date was unveiled by a contest on Facebook to see who could guess the day. The winner and release date was announced in the video below:
The DLC will also have a contest for free steak!
Valentine's Day is bringing free downloadable content to the Xbox Live Arcade title, Ms. Splosion Man, called "Shoot the Glass".
Modern Warfare 3 dominates online play while The Simpsons topped the XBLA list.
Major Nelson released via on Twitter the Xbox Live activity statistics for the week of January 30, 2012. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 continues to be the most played game online while the late release of The Simpsons Arcade Game topped the XBLA sales chart.
Puddle is about as fun as stepping in one.
Not many games have bored me like Puddle has. This game is a victim of itself, providing a very simple and laid back gameplay mechanic that is so relaxed that it may put gamers to sleep. If it’s not putting you to sleep, it’s frustrating you with gameplay situations that you would rather not be in. While the game is somewhat acceptable in short bursts, playing for any time longer than ten minutes will either enrage you or tire you. Simply put, you probably wouldn’t care enough to play the game.
An addictive word/turn-based strategy game that everyone can enjoy. Now go buy it so we can play!
It is a total shame when not enough people are playing a game like Quarrel, a unique mashup of Scrabble and the strategy genre. I have some small hope that word of mouth and internet buzz will make more and more people shell out the five smackers to try it out, and I need your help. If you just give the game a chance, you’ll find that it’s enjoyable from the outset and becomes addictive as you dig in for some intense wars with words.
Spring has sprung a Rayman redone!
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc HD was announced a little over two months ago. The series has seen a slight revival with the release of Rayman Origins in November and Ubisoft is going to capitalize on that release with this HD remake. Rayman 3 HD now has a release date and it's March 21, 2012.
The elusive arcade classic will be available on the Xbox 360 first.
Sony revealed The Simpsons Arcade Game would arrive on the PlayStation Network next week for PlayStation Plus subscribers for free earlier this week. Konami has now announced that the title will arrive on Xbox Live on February 3rd. Although a price has not been provided, it has been suggested to retail for 800 Microsoft Points or $9.99.
