In space, no one can hear you scream. At least, that’s what we thought until we played Dead Space, which had us screeching in pitches so high that our beards threatened to leave us for better men.
Fortunately for our poor hearts, two Dead Space-themed games – Dead Space: Extraction and Planet Cracker – will hopefully offer a change of Dead Space pace when they arrive on XBLA and PSN.
In less than one week, we’ll be able to play Plants vs. Zombies on a train, in a plane, in a box, with a fox, and in nearly every other not-so-Suessian location on the planet.
Lord help us all.
After a seven-year break from Need for Speed games, a ten-car Ferrari pack is to be made available for Need for Speed Shift this month: for 360 only.
EA’s confirmed its present deal with Viacom on all things Rock Band from MTV Games and Harmonix is only good for another month.
Unless EA’s dropped a typo on its third-quarter fiscal release, there isn’t going to be a PC version of Dead Space 2.
Mass Effect 2’s Cerberus Network will add new items to the RPG tomorrow, namely some armour and a shotgun. Fighty.
EA’s just confirmed it’s bringing “something far-reaching” for Mass Effect is coming next year.
EA’s confirmed the console versions of The Sims 3 will release in the Holiday season this year.
EA’s confirmed it has sold just short of 10 million units of FIFA 10 since its release last October.
EA CEO John Riccitiello has been careful not to repeat THQ boss Brian Farrell’s performance in his investor call last week, calling Sony’s Motion Controller exactly that. Not Arc.
EA COO John Schappert just said that the Dante’s Inferno demo has been downloaded over 3 million times.
EA’s confirmed in its Q3 FY10 results the recently announced Dragon Age title due in Q4 FY11 will be coming to handhelds as well as PC and consoles.
EA has drastically reduced losses in its third quarter, reduced deficit from $641 million to $82 million year-over-year.
EA just said that both Realtime Worlds MMO-shooter APB and EALA’s Medal of Honor will hit in its Q2 2011, or, to normal people, July-September 2010.
EA just confirmed that Crysis 2 will release in EA’s third quarter next year, meaning it’ll ship between October-December 2010.
EA just dropped some major news in its Q3 fiscal release, confirming a slew of big shot games for it’s FY11 Q4.
Q Games boss Dylan Cuthbert has confirmed to G4 the studio is planning to make PixelJunk Shooter 2.
When BioWare goes, it goes large. If you’re currently praying for another 40,000 hours of Dragon Age and Mass Effect content, fear not: Dr Ray’s got you covered.
Despite being mentioned on FFXIII’s US box-art, DLC makes no appearance on the game’s European cover.
If the first Aliens Vs Predator review’s a sign of things to come, Rebellion had best be dug in like an Alabama tick for the next few weeks.
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