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PC gaming service OnLive, officially unveiled at last year’s Game Developers Conference, was finally dated and priced at this year’s show. The on demand streaming game arrives June 17th in the United States, priced at $14.95 USD per month. More »
First-person football didn’t work out so hot, and as far as I know, no one is trying first-person basketball. With Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11, though, EA Sports is offering first-person golf. More »
Sitting at a long table. Finished my lunch. At this table are Dave Perry (Earthworm Jim), Kristian Segerstrale (Playfish), Rich Hilleman (Made the first Madden), Warren Spector (Epic Mickey), Mark Cerny (Lots of stuff). Post will be updated regularly. More »
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Add one more name to the pile of potential monikers for Sony’s soon to be detailed PlayStation Motion Controller, the PlayStation Move. More »
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The Creative Assembly’s latest historical RTS game, Napoleon: Total War, was released a few weeks ago in stores and online. But if you have been keeping yourself from charging in to buy the game, you are in luck as a demo of the Sega published title is now available to download via Steam.
The demo contains two missions for you to try out. One is a tutorial called War on Land where you will be commanding a battery of French artillery against the British during the Siege of Toulon. The other main mission is set during the Battle of Ligny of 1815 where you can choose to play either the French or German forces.
Gallery: Napoleon: Total War
Napoleon Total War demo released on Steam originally appeared on Big Download Blog on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Kratos is tough enough to take on the gods, but is he man enough to face the assembled video game critics in the God of War III Frankenreview? More »
Gameloft’s upcoming release of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction looks to bring over the feel and style of the Splinter Cell reboot to the iPhone in a four to five hour experience. And in many ways, it seems to succeed. More »
Crystal Dynamics is going digital for Tomb Raider star Lara Croft’s next adventure, an isometric, puzzle-focused and arcadey spin on the 15-year-old franchise. is Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light rebooting in the right direction? More »
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We had a feeling that this week’s Game Developers Conference would yield some major news concerning the upcoming OnLive streaming game service and we were not disappointed. At the VentureBeat@GDC keynote address today, OnLive’s head man Steve Pearlman stated the service would officially launch on June 17 at a basic cost of $14.95 a month. The first 25,000 qualified people to pre-register for OnLive will have that monthly fee waived for three months. Renting or purchasing of games on the service is a separate fee but no prices have been announced. At the moment the service is for the US only.
The service will support both PCs and Macs via a browser plugin. VentureBeat reports that OnLive will feature between 12 and 25 game titles at first including recent games like Mass Effect 2, Borderlands and Assassin’s Creed 2. More games will be added to the service over time. OnLive will later allow the service to run on televisions via a small set-top device. Today’s announcement of a June 17 launch date is a few months later than OnLive’s original plan to launch their service in the “winter 2009″ time period. The big question: Will this streaming game service perform as planned with hundreds of thousands, perhaps even millions, of gamers signed onto OnLive?
GDC 2010: OnLive to launch on June 17 for $14.95 a month for PC and Mac originally appeared on Big Download Blog on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Taking a cue from the popular PlayStation 3 cross media bar, PlayStation Home 1.35 goes live tomorrow, with an all-new navigation interface that makes getting around easier than ever. More »
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