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Daily Archives: June 26, 2012
Mercenary Pack now available for PS3 online shooter Dust 514
CCP has launched the Mercenary Pack for its upcoming free-to-play MMOFPS Dust 514. The $19.99 pack includes gear, in-game currency, a booster, and a few exclusive items, such as unique arms and armor and access to the closed beta. Full details below.
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Endless Space nearing end of beta, prepping for July release
Amplitude Studios’ Endless Space is nearing the end of its beta run and gearing up for full launch. Publisher Iceberg Interactive has sent word that the final version will go live on July 4 on Steam and other download outlets for $29.99.
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Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection launches on PSN
Rail-shooter fans looking to unleash some motion-control justice on zombies are in luck as Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection has launched on PSN. The $26.99 set includes Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles and Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, previously Wii exclusives, and is only available on the PS Store. Both titles now feature Move support, as well as graphical upgrades, allowing players to relive moments from earlier Resident Evils in style.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dawnguard DLC launches for 360
Virtual adventurers have a new reason to return to the dangerous lands of Skyrim today with the launch of TES V: Skyrim’s first expansion, Dawnguard. Available on Live Marketplace for 1600 MS Points, Dawnguard centers around the hunt for the vampire lord, Harkon. Players must decide whether they want to join the Dawnguard and drive a stake through his heart, or become a vampire lord themselves.
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The Amazing Spider-Man slings onto store shelves
Beenox is following up last year’s Spider-Man: Edge of Time today with The Amazing Spider-Man. Serving as an epilog to the upcoming film, the Seamus Fahey-penned story follows the webcrawler’s exploits after the films ends as he faces off against Scorpion, Rhino, Black Cat, and other famous reimagined villains. Open-world gameplay and Bruce Campbell return to the series, while new powers, including Web Rush, are introduced into the universe.
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