City Interactive has released some new multiplayer screenshots from their upcoming Sniper: Ghost Warrior on the PlayStation 3 platform. Due out on June 28, the game is enhanced over its Xbox 360 and PC versions with five additional multiplayer maps, including Capture the Flag, Death Match, Team Death Match, VIP and a special hardcore mode.
SouthPeak Interactive has launched the new and official website for their upcoming Stronghold 3. Stronghold 3 is due out this fall on the Windows PC platform.
Deep Silver has released some new screenshots of the character Logan from their upcoming zombie epic, Dead Island.
Hothead Games has released the official announcement trailer for their upcoming iOS trading card title, Kard Combat. The game is due out later this month/early July.
Meridian4 has announced that they have signed with HeadUp Games to bring Grotesque Tactics 2: Dungeons & Donuts to North America when it launches this Fall on the Windows PC platform.
“The Grotesque series’ unique ability to parody the genre while simultaneously advancing it through smart gameplay and unique features, results in a lighthearted entertainment experience that can be enjoyed by both hardcore and casual fans alike,” said Steve Milburn, Marketing Director of Meridian4. “The enhancements and new storyline will keep players laughing, engaged and challenged from start to finish.”
Activision has announced the launch of BlackNet Facebook application over at their Prototype 2 Facebook page. BlackNet allows users to group together to “hack” into the information network of game PMC, Blackwatch.
You can check it all out at the game’s official Facebook page.
The good people at Hi-Rez Studios have released three new wallpapers from their upcoming revival of the classic team-based shooter, Tribes, called Tribes: Ascend. The new wallpapers show off a couple Blood Eagle troopers on a grav cycle.
SEGA has released a new gameplay trailer for their upcoming horror title, Rise of Nightmares. Rise is due out in September, exclusively on the Xbox 360 with Kinect support.
Australian-based PC gaming server service, GameRanger, has announced support for the now defunct Windows PC version of Codemasters racer, GRID. Codemasters recently announced that they had ceased functionality of the PS3 and PC version of the game’s multiplayer servers, only leaving the Xbox 360 servers operational.
GameRanger software is free to download and allows play of over 600 multiplayer titles like GRID and even classics such as Baldur’s Gate!
Cyanide Studio and Focus Home Interactive have released some launch screenshots from their Pro Cycling Manager 2011, which is due out this Thursday on the Windows PC platform.
