Microsoft's Major Nelson has tweeted that Halo fans that qualify for the next NXE update beta, will have a chance to experience Halo Waypoint. For those who don't qualify at this time will have to wait till Halo Waypoint itself officially launches November 5th 2009. Along with the Halo Waypoint access, this NXE preview will include Twitter, Facebook, Last.fm, and Zune Video Marketplace.
So this is pretty cool. PSN users will get the first of two Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time demos this Thursday. The second one is coming sometime later.
This first one is a Clank demo that will allow us to solve some puzzle and learn more about Clank's past. You can expect more details on the Ratchet demo in the next few days. Meanwhile, check out this new game video.
In this episode, we decide to open up a little at the request of a listener, about our personal lives, free time, and the story behind our starts on the site. Diz and Louie tell about their virtual man-date. Sanii tells us numerous things and people to kiss his donkey balls as usual. Sanii also tells us about his experience with Go-3, an Australian convention, in which he battles bikes, ddr pads, nerds and ram. Louie tells the world how Diz saves the day with a special delivery, and what's a Gen X show without us talking more about fanboy game sales. Also for kicks, we take friendly jabs at our fellow site mates in the name of joking. Dont take it seriously!!!!!!)
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The first of three albums promised as DLC will be made available this week for the Beatles Rock Band game. The entire Abbey Road album will up on Tuesday for Xbox gamers and on Thursday for the PS3 cats.
It will cost 1,360 Microsoft points or $16,99 on the PSN. Seem like too much? Well Read more to see the full list of songs. Meanwhile, here is my review of the game in case you get bored.
Uncharted 2 is a great game. That, my friends, is fact, but I don't like that there is nothing to do with the screen captures you make in the game's cinema mode.
So I decided to post a few that I made and ask that you do the same. Send them to me and I'll will post them on the site.
UPDATED: Two of you sent some in. That proves my theory that sharing the screen caps is too complicated or that nobody cares about cinema mode. I waited longer than I wanted because I managed to originally post the wrong email address. So that's cool.
Some of Gmoney's and both of Pikmin's screen caps are there if you read more.
So I'm a socom freak from the PS2 days. Because of that game, I didn't play anything else for about two years, so it pains me to say that SOCOM: Confrontation killed the franchise.
I'm sure that many people disagree and didn't mind the failed launch and the constant flow of bugs that followed. Now comes good news for those still scouring the SOCOM servers.
Read more to find out the details of the Confront DLC pack, including a low introductory price.
Sega and Platinum Games have released a demo for both the Japanese PSN and Xbox Live. It only took 10 minutes to create a Japanese PSN account. The demo is 1.2 GBs. It is in English but the text is in Japanese. Read more for the details.
