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While we were already 99% sure Yun and Yang we’re coming to SSFIV, this blurry screen ( Via Shoryuken ) is the last 1%. It may not be much to look at, but it’s the final nail in the coffin for all you R.
We were on location in Los Angeles earlier this week when Activision and Treyarch revealed Call of Duty: Black Ops’ expansive new multiplayer offerings.
One of the biggest changes to the Call of Duty franchise this year will be the addition of Theater Mode.
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When it was first revealed in July, Mega Man Universe was said to “break the mold and challenge conventional wisdom of what a Mega Man game can be.” Imagine our surprise when the first three gameplay trailers, released today on IGN, Gamespot and 1up, revealed the same classic 2D gameplay we’ve enjoyed for decades.
A new Activision-published game, Blood Drive, has
More familiar psychopaths and blood-soaked locations. Hit the jump to see the new stages compared with their classic inspiration…
Activision today officially welcomed RZA to the cast of DJ Hero 2. The legendary Wu-Tang leader’s inclusion as a playable character was first hinted at when RZA shared a few images of his mocap costume for an unnamed Activision game back in April. RZA, who often performs as alter-ego Bobby Digital, said of his digitization, “Now, I actually exist in a digital world, yo.”
Additionally, RZA mixed two tracks for the DJ Hero 2 soundtrack. The first blends LL Cool J’s “I Can’t Live Without My Radio” with Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five’s “The Message,” and the second mixes Damian Marley’s “Welcome To Jamrock” with Walter Murphy’s “A Fifth of Beethoven.” (RZA is also featured in the “Dollaz & Sense” Blackroc track licensed for the game; see the complete track listing here.)
Catch RZA wax poetic on his journey from paperboy to DJ Hero 2 in the video after the break. “Bong bong!”
Gallery: DJ Hero 2 (RZA)
Continue reading RZA confirmed playable in DJ Hero 2, contributes pair of mixes
RZA confirmed playable in DJ Hero 2, contributes pair of mixes originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 02 Sep 2010 11:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
When developers release multiplayer videos from their upcoming games, they often feature god-like players who tear down fields of enemies without taking a single hit. The two GamesRadar demos for Halo: Reach posted below, however, feature all the intensity and stifled swears of a real multiplayer match.
Continue reading Two new Halo: Reach multiplayer videos are full of emotion
Two new Halo: Reach multiplayer videos are full of emotion originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 02 Sep 2010 11:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Disturbed provides the track for this tantalizing, but kind of YouTube-tribute-esque new trailer for next year’s
Still can’t get enough Mass Effect 2? There’s a rather meaty addition coming this Tuesday, which looks to explain why Liara was all pissy and preoccupied when you bumped into her on Illium. We’ve actually had a go at this DLC already, we just can’t say too much about it until later this week.