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Back to Karkand Available Today!

Posted Dec 13, 2011 at 12:17PM EST by Listed in: Xbox 360 Tags: back to karkand, battlefield 2, battlefield 3, dlc maps

The first round of Battlefield 3 DLC is now available on all platforms. Take that, PS3 owners.

PlayStation 3 owners have been enjoying Battlefield 3’s Back to Karkand expansion for the last week or so, but we Xbox 360 and PC players are getting our first taste of the new maps today. As of my writing this post, Back to Karkand is now available for purchase through the Xbox marketplace and Origin – it’s also free for anyone that owns a Limited Edition copy of the game.

Back to Karkand includes four maps from Battlefield 2, each one painstakingly rebuilt in the new Frostbite 2 engine. Destruction runs rampant and there are even a few new vehicles to check out. DICE has also added a new feature called “Assignments,” a series of challenges you can complete to unlock brand new weapons. This is by far the most interesting addition, though the maps are nice.

As for whether a bunch of old maps and a few new weapons are worth your valuable dollars, that’s up to you. I somehow ended up with a Limited Edition despite not pre-ordering, so I’ll be enjoying a bit of Back to Karkand later this evening.

Pick up Back to Karkand here for Xbox and Here for PC, for either 1200 MS Points or $14.99 (steep!).

Have you checked the expansion out yet? What do you think?

[Battlefield Blog]

The first round of Battlefield 3 DLC is now available on all platforms. Take that, PS3 owners.


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Play Bastion in Your Browser

Posted Dec 9, 2011 at 6:24PM EST by Listed in: PC Gaming Tags: bastion, chrome, native client, supergiant games

One of the most beautiful games in recent memory can now be played directly in your web browser.

You have to give it to Google – they’re certainly pushing the limits when it comes to developing online technologies. Their last round of innovation, known as Native Client, allows high-end programs to run on the simple Chrome browser through some sort of coding magic that I’m clearly not smart enough to understand.

However Native Client works, it has created an environment that allows Chrome to become a window through which top-notch games are played. And SuperGiant Games seems to be the first major developer onbard, announcing that they’ve ported their hit arcade game Bastion to the service.

Naturally, your system specs still play a large role in how well the game plays, but having it wired through the browser means you can access the game from practically anywhere. Check it out in the Chrome Web Store to get an idea of how well it runs on your system – if you like what you see, you can pick the game up for $14.99.

Bastion is more of an experience than a game, and if you haven’t played it, I would highly recommend you give it a shot, if not in Chrome then through Steam or XBLA. In the meantime, it’s going to be interesting to watch how developers use Google’s latest bit of technology – perhaps more big titles will see release soon?

[Joystiq]

One of the most beautiful games in recent memory can now be played directly in your web browser.


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Visit Arkham City’s Batcave Next Month

Posted Nov 28, 2011 at 5:54PM EST by Listed in: Xbox 360 Tags: arkham asylum, arkham city

Rocksteady confirms that Batman’s next adventure hits in December, and features an all-too-familiar location.

What is Batman without the Batcave? Just some guy with tights in his closet, right? The Batcave is where all of the magic happens, from crafting razor-sharp batarangs to tuning up one of the bat-themed vehicles the hero has accumulated over the years. We’ve seen different versions of the Batcave in films and games throughout the years, but none are anything like what we’ll be seeing next month.

Rocksteady, developer of Batman: Arkham City (and Arkham Asylum), has just revealed that the next round of Arkham City DLC is due to land on December 20th – just in time for your Christmas break! In addition to the Joker’s Carnival and The Iceberg Lounge, players will have the opportunity to explore Rocksteady’s interpretation of the Batcave.

There’s no word on what players can expect to find in the Batcave, nor is there much information on pricing or anything else. All we know as of right now is that there will be a Batcave, and with Arkham City as our guide, it will be very pretty and very dark. And, possibly, very full of thugs that need a beating.

Rocksteady hasn’t announced where the DLC will be going, but it’s safe to assume we’ll see it on Xbox 360 and PS3 first, followed by a PC release a bit later.

What would you like to see in an Arkham City Batcave?

Rocksteady confirms that Batman’s next adventure hits in December, and features an all-too-familiar location.


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Someone Actually Won the Bethesda “Name Your Kid” Contest

Posted Nov 17, 2011 at 3:41PM EST by Listed in: PS3 Tags: Bethesda, skyrim

Bethesda offered free games for life to any parents willing to name their kid Dovahkiin, and one pair of passionate fans went ahead and did it.

What’s in a name, right? A few weeks ago, Bethesda made an interesting offer to fans – name your child Dovahkiin, which apparently means dragonborn in Skyrim’s pretend language, and the company will give you every game they make, for the rest of your life, completely free. It sound’s a like a devil’s bargain, but I suppose there are worse names in the world. Apple comes to mind.

Eric and Megan Kellermeyer named their kid Dovahkiin Tom Kellermyer, and since I have no idea how to pronounce “Dovahkiin” I can’t tell if the name has a ring to it or not.

The baby was born on the same day of Skyrim’s release (11/11/11) and the Kellermeyers contacted Bethesda, who was more than happy to make good on their promise. Happy, and probably a little surprised. The offer they made seemed almost like a joke, so it’s nice to see that they’re following through on it.

In the meantime, the young Dovahkiin can look forward to a lifetime of teachers and professors being able to make heads or tails of his name at roll call. Congratulations to the Kellermeyers!

And Dovahkiin, if you’re reading this twenty years from now, we’re all really sorry about this.

Via Destructoid

Bethesda offered free games for life to any parents willing to name their kid Dovahkiin, and one pair of passionate fans went ahead and did it.What’s in a name, right?


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Arkham City PC Release Dated

Posted Nov 8, 2011 at 1:57PM EST by Listed in: PC Gaming Tags: arkham city pc, rocksteady

It’s never too late to be Batman, right? Rocksteady has officially announced the gritty brawler’s arrival on PC systems.

Batman: Arkham City came out on October 18th for a large quantity of gamers, but hardcore PC advocates have unfortunately been left in the dark about when the caped crusader would be making an appearance on their monitors. While the game was initially scheduled to drop with console versions, complications forced its developer to push it back a few weeks.

Warner Bros. announced today that Arkham City will finally be making its way to PC on November 22nd, which means you’ll have most of your Thanksgiving break to swoop around the city of Gotham and break the bones of bad guys. Europe’s release is a bit later, landing on November 25th.

The PC version of Arkham City is noticeably prettier than the one found on consoles, with advanced lighting and enhanced physics effects. The game promises to be a stunning graphical achievement, so it’s probably worth a look on PC even if you’ve already played it on your Xbox 360 or PS3.

Are you eagerly anticipating Arkham City on PC, or did you already pick it up for your console?

Via Destructoid

It’s never too late to be Batman, right? Rocksteady has officially announced the gritty brawler’s arrival on PC systems.


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PS3 dual boot GameOS/Linux CFW released

Posted May 4, 2011 at 11:44PM EST by Ryan F. Listed in: PS3 Tags: geoffrey levand, graf_chokolo, Linux, otheros, ps3 hack, Sony

Here it is folks, courtesy of graf_chokolo and Geoffrey Levand comes the PS3 Dual Boot GameOS / Linux Custom Firmware (CFW) which allows users to dual boot on both the GameOS and OtherOS (Linux).


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Halo celebrates 10th birthday

Posted Apr 13, 2011 at 2:30PM EST by Carl B Listed in: Xbox 360 Tags: 343 industries, halo, Microsoft

Halo celebrates its 10th birthday with a new dramatic motion comic and waypoint features.


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