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 staff lends their best guesses for what the upcoming show has to offer excited gamers.
E3 2011 appears to have crept up on us once again. Just as we did last year, the staff has come together to provide predictions for the coming show. This year, unlike last year, most of the show is a huge question mark.
Double Fine releases the opening cutscene to its newest game, which is coming exclusively to XBLA on June 22 for 1200 Microsoft Points.
Stay tuned for a special announcement about PixlBit, as well as your regularly scheduled content from the PixlTalk crew.
This week starts with a special site announcement delivered by Nick and Chessa, but is promptly followed by regular weekly discussion. Given the swirling rumors of the Wii successor, discussion of the upcoming system continued this week. What's now confirmed as Project Cafe is discussed in detail, as is the credibility of the various rumors that are floating around.
In a list compiled by management consulting firm A.T. Kearney, Nintendo tops a list of forty companies, including Google and Apple.
According to BusinessWeek Nintendo is the Best Company of 2009. Management consulting firm, A.T. Kearney compiled a list of the top forty companies of 2009 for BusinessWeek of which Nintendo topped companies like Google (taking second place), and Apple (third).
