Check out the above footage released by EA showing off some early gameplay footage of Battlefield 3 on the Xbox 360. It will be released on October 25 for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. Pre-orders get the Back to Karkand expansion pack for free.
In the above video, Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson provides a trademark Clarkson-esque review of the new Warthog coming to Halo 4. Before appearing in Halo 4, however, the new Warthog will be drivable in Forza Motorsport 4.
I remember the first time I played Halo: Combat Evolved at an EB Games store in 2001 – where I incidentally spilled a nearly full frozen mocha in front of the Xbox demo area while trying to kill an Elite. I bought an Xbox shortly thereafter for that one game. I bought an Xbox 360 in order to play Halo 3 and, most recently, Reach.
Bungie made what I consider the most memorable game ever. And now, it looks like Halo: Combat Evolved, the game that started it all, is coming to the Xbox 360 in its full HD glory (and maybe 3D too?). [click to continue…]
Microsoft has just released a new, slimmer Xbox 360 with a 250GB hard drive and in a shiny black finish. The new Xbox 360 runs $299 and is up for pre-order on Amazon.com. The new console is hailed as a much quieter version as well. It also includes built-in 802.11n, an HDMI input, and 3 USB ports, along with a wireless controller and headset.
SanDisk is one of the first companies to jump on the storage bandwagon ever since Microsoft added support for external USB storage to the Xbox 360. Their first products are a pair of USB flash drives in 8GB and 16GB flavors, priced at $34.99 and $69.99, respectively. They also come with a 1-month Xbox LIVE Gold membership. [click to continue…]
Yeah, Halo: Reach beta is coming next Monday. Before then though, we’ll get a glimpse of Carter, SPARTAN A259, prepping to become a SPARTAN-III supersoldier . The clip from the short film “Birth of a Spartan” is below. [click to continue…]
Halo: Reach multiplayer beta is just around the corner – May 3. IGN has the scoop on the new maps with plenty of screenshots and a big interview with Chris Carney and Lars Bakken from Bungie.
While we’re all stoked about getting our hands on some fresh Halo action, it’s clear from reading the interview that we’re all going to be a bunch of guinea pigs as well while Bungie use data from our game play to make the final release of Halo: Reach a better experience for everyone.