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Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Arctic Strike DLC Announced

Ubisoft announced the package that will be available for their 1st set of DLC on Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. Arctic Strike will offer players a multitude of content including, new multiplayer maps, a new multiplayer mode, a guerrilla mode co-op map and 6 additional weapons. Arctic Strike will be available for 800 Microsoft points or $9.99 on PSN come July 3rd.

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Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Goes Gold

Ghost Recon: Future Soldier has passed its gold master stage of development and is on pace for its May 22nd release and will be rated “M” for Mature. Future Soldier will feature cut throat special ops soldiers armed to the teeth with futuristic combat technology and cutting edge military hardware. While one of our competitors recently revealed plans to imitate our game’s future technology for their release in the fall, we’re proud to be bringing Ghost Recon:...

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Anno 2070 Add on: Deep Ocean

Ubisoft has announced that its critically acclaimed RTS Anno 2070 will be receiving an add-on, the content known as Deep Oceans features a new civilization level for the 1st time in the series history. The Tech faction will be introduced and will be expanded by the Genius population class. Players can expect this new faction to grant them access to the Tech Monument, new cooresponding production chains and also consumption goods. This new class also boasts all-new...

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4I Am Alive – But I Wish I Wasn’t

Whenever I purchase a downloadable title I’ll try and ramp down my expectations and try and remember that I am not playing a full feature title. With I Am Alive this was not necessary because the game reminded me at every turn. After grinding through the longest 5-6 hours of gameplay that I’ve experienced in years it became clear why this game was delayed, delayed again, went from being a feature title to a downloadable one, and also why someday they...

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8Rayman Origins – A Solid Platforming Experience

The Rayman series, which most people will remember being debuted in 1995 on the PS1, is a set of very well-done 2D and 3D platformers with spin-off departures from the core gameplay style such as Raving Rabbids and Rayman Golf. The world of Rayman is dangerous and as strange as the limbless protagonist himself. It is a good thing that he has so many powers and friends to help him on his journey through this idyllic, scary, difficult, picturesque, monster-infested landscape...

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Assassin’s Creed Coming to Kinect

In a stunning display of the Kinect’s power you can now be an assassin. Finally you can shoot arrows, stab dudes, and run in circles without the need for a controller. This video truly has to be seen to be believed. It is almost too good to be true, because it is not. Still, this would be pretty impressive if not extremely dangerous.

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I Am Alive: Rules of Survival

The latest trailer of I Am Alive gives us a few hints as to what the gameplay will entail. We learn some simple things like “Dust is poison” and “Get out of it.” Then there are the more subtle things that we can look at like the Grappling Hook that is shown for a quick second. While climbing is sure to be a big part of this game the Hook brings up the thought of a item barred adventure game, like Castlevania, where you have to backtrack after receiving an item. The...

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I am Alive PC: Yes, No… Maybe?

Stanislas Mettra, the Creative Director behind I am Alive has said some thing, and then some other things. Originally he sated that I am Alive will probably not be coming to the PC. The reason? Pirates. “It’s hard because there’s so much piracy and so few people are paying for PC games that we have to precisely weigh it up against the cost of making it. Perhaps it will only take 12 guys three months to port the game to PC, it’s not a massive cost but it’s still...