Bioware are sticking to their original promise of two years’ worth of downloadable content for Dragon Age: Origins by officially announcing that the latest instalment will be released next week.
Return to Ostagar will send players back to one of the first locations in the Dragon Age storyline in an effort to “reclaim the secrets lost on that battlefield”.
Read on to find out more.
2009 has come and gone. All in all, a fantastic year in gaming. But the fun isn’t over quite yet as the last PSN Store update of 2009 is quite generous: Sega content on PSN is 40% off, Battlefield 1943 is $10.49, and much more.
Hit the jump. Enjoy your holidays. And keep your eye on Gamer Limit for the next US PSN Store update come the new year! Read more… »
It’s the final PSN update of 2009, and with it comes a hefty supply of festive frolics to savor. There’s the release of Hustle Kings and the PS One classic Vagrant Story, along with a continuation of the special offers found last week with a few additions, including Fat Princess.
Elsewhere, there’s the usual explosion of downloadable content, as LittlebigPlanet takes center stage with the belated release of the Pirates of the Caribbean water pack which I’ve been anticipating since the summer. Or, if you can’t afford that, you can always buy an adorable Sackboy avatar for £0.20. The AdhocParty application is also finally available, which means you can now play Gran Turismo PSP online afterall.
That’s all for now until the next PSN update which is scheduled for January 7th after a holiday hiatus, so I get a well deserved break. As always, a full listing of this week’s update can be found after the jump.
Yesterday Capcom released some new details pertaining to Resident Evil 5‘s second batch of DLC.
Dubbed “Desperate Escape,” the second downloadable chapter has players taking control of Jill Valentine “recently freed of a mind control device” and BSAA agent Josh Stone. The DLC will take place during the main Resident Evil 5 campaign. Read more… »
The holidays are upon us and the deals continue to roll in. This week, Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars at $29.99 down from $39.99, Burn Zombie Burn on sale for $4.99 down from $9.99, and more. With the few deals, Puzzlegedon, and Final Fantasy VIII finally making its way to the US, this week brings the last PSN Store update of 2009 to a great close.
Until 2010 readers. Enjoy your holidays and read on for more details behind this week’s update. Read more… »
A myariad of special offers clutter the PSN store just in time for Christmas this week, including Battlefield 1943 which is now just £6.29 and GT5 Prologue for £14.99. Speaking of Gran Turismo, today marks the launch of the GT Academy 2010 time trial demo, the first public preview of Gran Turismo 5 since 2007′s Prologue.
You can view the rest of this week’s update after the break. Next week’s update will be unveiled at the earlier time of next Tuesday before a 2 week break until January 7th.
Well, those people who still maintain that Left 4 Dead 2 is an expansion are about to be really confused, as Valve today announced the first of its DLC add-ons for the popular zombie apocalypse simulator.
The ironic part? It’s expanding by looking backward, tapping the four survivors from the first game for encore appearances.
But that’s not all–not by a long shot. Check out the rest of the post below to get the gory details.
Another Thursday, another Playstation Store update. This week in releases, the much anticipated PixelJunk Shooter, Dante’s Inferno demo, Gigawatt Blades for inFAMOUS, and much, much more.
Hit the jump for everything in this week’s update. Read more… »
The PlayStation Store man has once again fulfilled his weekly ritual of launching the button that unleashes a storm of content to you grateful people. This week, the much anticipated PixelJunk Shooter makes its mark , along with Call of Duty Classic and Hyperballoid HD. PSP players can also pickup new delights such as Avatar, Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops and Tekken 6, except Tekken 6 isn’t out until tomorrow.
Catch this week’s update in full after the break.
Christmas is about to plague us all, and so to celebrate the PSN store has been blessed with a smattering of stocking fillers, some free and some not so free. Highlights include some playable demos for Bayonetta and Topatoi, some downloadable content for Fight Night Round 4 and Operation Flashpoint, along with some generous free gifts for Need For Speed: Shift, Eyepet and LittleBigPlanet. Speaking of which, there is also a playable demo of the newly released PSP rendition of LittleBigPlanet.
And yes, you guessed it, there’s also the rudimentary overdose of Guitar Hero 5 and Rock Band DLC.
Check out the full listing of this week’s update after the break.
When Borderlands was released for consoles in late October, the industry’s leading psychic analyst, Michael Pachter, prophesied the failure of the release. With the game coming out scant weeks before big titles like Modern Warfare 2 and Dragon Age: Origins, he boldly declared that the game had been “sent to die”.
With console sales reaching 531K for the month of October alone, and solid critical reviews, it appears that Gearbox’s new IP has somehow cheated the reaper. The recent release of the game’s first DLC, Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, aims to keep interest in the title alive, even beyond the grave.
Does the new content shamble its rotted way into gamers’ hearts, or has it been sent to un-die?
Today developer Turbine announce that it has officially launched a new digital expansion for the MMO The Lord of the Rings Online.
Dubbed “Siege of Mirkwood,” the new expansion adds a boat load of new content. Some notable additions include: an “increased level cap, the new region of Mirkwood including the legendary evil fortress of Dol Guldur, major enhancements to combat and Legendary Items and the introduction of Skirmishes.” These Skirmishes are “randomized, repeatable instances where players will train customizable soldiers and take them into battle as part of the War of the Ring.”
To hear what the Executive Producer has to say and to check out a more detailed list of features, read on. Read more… »
