Some recent information has arrived about Max Payne 3. The latest EDGE magazine has a feature about it. I’m going to highlight some interesting points below but if you want to find out more it be a good idea to buy a copy of EDGE.
Read more to find out about Max Payne 3.
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A Bulletstorm demo has finally been released on PC. The demo should help out anyone who still might be wondering whether or not to buy the game on PC. You can download the demo from Steam.
The following games can be bought individually or altogether in The Potato Sack (£27.22/€34.47/$38.72/£108.87). If bought altogether you save more money in the long run than if you were to buy them individually. If you happen to have the game already you can gift it to a friend, which is good.
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With the forward march of the unstoppable Minecraft bandwagon, they have now added a store. The new Minecraft Store is where you can buy various in-game items.
Read more to see what you can get in the Minecraft store.
Magicka will be unleashed in Vietnam next month, it will only cost $4.99 (£3.10). With a new campaign setting you also get new weapons and “a new survival challenge map with increased difficulty in direct response to the request from the community.” One of the new spells calls in an F-15 napalm strike. It should be good for the fans.
I’m sure a lot of people have noticed that game manual have been shrinking a lot lately. Of course this isn’t true for all game manuals but it’s happening a lot now a days. Ubisoft and Electronic Arts are getting rid of paper based manuals completely for all upcoming retail-based games.
The decision to do this isn’t apparently do with money but to try to be more environmentally friendly. EA and Ubisoft are now going green. I can think of many other ways they could be green to be honest. Anyway EA’s Mass Effect 2 on PlayStation 3 and Fight Night Champion were the first two games to ship without a paper manual under this new policy.
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Apparently we’ll see a new Spider-man game which will likely build on the success of Shattered Dimensions. More will be revealed at WonderCon in April.
Shattered Dimensions developer Beenox will be giving a presentation that will include information, screenshots and videos for the studio’s new Spider-man game. They will also look back at Shattered Dimensions and discuss what they have learned from making that game.
Steam and The Creative Assembly “March to War” campaign, which is being run to promote the release of Total War: Shogun 2 next week is on its final day. Napoleon: Total War Imperial Edition is available at 75% off (£19.99/£5.00) which is a bargain for the money spend to time played ratio (£5/60+ hours). Sure it’s very similar to Empire: Total War but it still good in its own right.
Imperial Edition includes:
DLC available:
So you can get the whole Napoleon: Total War™ experience for £12.98.
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Magicka: Vietnam is the first expansion for Magicka which will soon be available for digital download. Whether it will be free or not is unknown.
Vietnam will deliver all the over the top action, players would except to see from a top 80s action film while also allowing the cloth wearers to do what every action hero loves doing… blowing stuff up while accidentally team killing.
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