Diablo III gets off to a bottleneck, Blizzard takes pity on poorly done by Aussies, and Cliffy B proves yet again that he is a thoroughly awful human being in this week’s Diablo launch news drops.
The 360 gets banned in Germany, FPS games are no longer profitable, and a 360/Kinect bundle is rumoured to debut for $99 in this week’s outlandish news items! Plus extra bonus fun time: Ethos does the pictures!
The Old Republic merges servers as talk circles of a possible takeover, gamers overreact while Kotaku publishes irresponsible dross – again, and Microsoft keeps things Kosher on XBox Live in this week’s embarrassment of a gaming industry news carrion.
Resident Evil 6 plays for time, Cliffy B. justifies the gouging of consumers, and Mike Capps blames PC pirates for the shelving of a Bulletstorm sequel in this week’s sorry state of news excuses!
EA find themselves in possession of some uncommonly heavy night soil, EA give Mass Effect 3 fans a happy ending, and EA makes Lane Haygrill smug and superior in this week’s newstacular EAsy reading.
When a notorious purple octopus and his taciturn friend get an announced XIII-2 DLC release, the podcast panel finds themselves berserked; the announcement of a Theatrhythm release date only adds to the excitement. Lusipurr is forced to purchase remedies.
OMGPOP make their case for the ghettoisation of Facebook, Konami set a new standard of bad for HD ports, and Bioware overtures seem to indicate forthcoming ending DLC – for a price, in this week’s thug nasty urban gangster government issued news stamps.
This week Bioware abrogates their responsibility towards the Mass Effect community even as Peter Molyneux shifts some blame for the death of Milo. Meanwhile, Microsoft create some magickal new terms through the power of friendship.
From Dust is a game that many consider to be good, but its PC port is often reviled. Join Daniel as he explores From Dust and why at least the PC version is not a game on which any gamer should waste their hard-earned money.
Isaac gets buried in a dank basement by Nintendo, Bioshock Infinite debuts a sparkly new release date, and Ezio makes like an Indian in this week’s authentically American news leavings.