EA SPORTS has released a ton of new screenshots for the upcoming Nintendo Wii version from their Madden NFL 10 football title. The game is due out on August 14th for the Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, PSP, Nintendo DS, and iPhone platforms.
See all the new screens After the Break!
Looking forward to playing some Guitar Hero 5 when it releases on September 1st? You might want to check out the five new screenshots released today After the Break!
The game’s new art direction for the franchise looks very cool and makes me wonder if Harmonix is going to go the same route in Rock Band 3.
If you ever wanted to hear the orchestral sounds of Video Games Live but did not want to purchase a CD or attend a live show you can now purchase a specially-branded MP3 player for $50 dollars which comes pre-loaded with ten of their best covers. The MP3 player also comes with 2GB of unused memory with which you can add more music on the player.
The pre-loaded player will also come with Vivo earbuds as well as a USB connection cable.
GamingShogun is proud to present the first teaser trailer for Bungie’s next Halo game, Halo: Reach.
Microsoft’s Don Mattrick announced Project Natal, the Xbox 360 motion control camera system at their press conference today. As their big, final announcement, Project Natal seemed slightly less-exciting (in terms of audience applause level) then their other announcements, but still looks to be an interesting system should it work as advertised.
The system would not only allow you to play all sorts of games by just using your body, but would also allow you to control the Xbox LIVE dashboard with your body as well.
Director Steven Spielberg was brought on stage to also talk about the project and how he believes in the system. The presuposition here being that his upcoming secret project will make full-use of the system.
At Microsoft’s press conference today, Don Mattrick introduced Hideo Kojima to the stage. Kojima announced that they will be bring Metal Gear Solid: Rising to the Xbox 360 and the game is in development now.
Kojima alluded to the fact that the game would not be centered around Solid Snake but would not comment more passed the image of what we assume to be Raiden being displayed in the background.
Official Release:
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., announced today that Metal Gear Solid: Rising is currently in development for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft – the first Metal Gear Solid game to launch on the Xbox 360®. Raiden, one of the most popular characters in the Metal Gear Solid universe, will star in the all-new title from Hideo Kojima. Raiden first debuted in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system as a playable character and appeared as a non-playable cyborg in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots for the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system.
*UPDATE – Check out the teaser trailer here.
As per the rumor earlier, Bungie confirmed at Microsoft’s press conference that Halo: Reach was their big announcement for E3 2009. The teaser trailer for the game showed the planet being glassed while all hell broke loose on the combat comms. It releases in 2010 and seems to deal with the Spartan team on planet.
When you purchase Halo: ODST, you will be able to participate in the Halo: Reach multiplayer beta test at a later date.
EA Sports has released a new video showing off the newest feature to the Madden series: co-op play! Due out August 14th in North America, Madden NFL 10’s co-op mode is not the only new thing to the series as EA teases us an even BIGGER one will be announced during the Microsoft press conference on June 1st.
High Voltage Software has released a new trailer for their upcoming shooter, The Conduit. A Nintendo Wii exclusive, The Conduit features a proprietary game engine designed with the soul purpose of giving the game visuals comparable to those seen on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 consoles. The Conduit is due out June 23rd in North America.
Some new screenshots have been released for Phantom EFX’s upcoming time-travel shooter, Darkest of Days. In the game, the player will travel to various battles throughout the course of history and change the outcomes or save an individual who had died in the hopes of making a better world for the present. Is time travel safe? Should you mess with the timeline? Probably not on both counts, but this would make for a much less exciting experience. Darkest of Days is scheduled to release this fall on Windows PCs.
Check out the new screenshots After the Break!
