Another game announcement, another shooter. That was our attitude when MindHack first popped up on the VGTribune wire service. However, that’s not how we feel after watching this trailer.
Mindjack let’s you dictate your enemies every move via mind control powers enabling you to play even after your original character has died. Mindjack’s unique gameplay elements might just earn it a spot in our shooter collection.
The High Voltage Software developed Tournament of Legends pits figures from Greco-Roman mythology against each other in a Soul Calibur-like style and while the motion controls are questionable, it does show some promise. Its developers have made the smart move of being forthcoming with the fact that Tournament of Legends may not provide a “full” gaming experience and are selling it for only $29.95. We’ll find out for sure if it’s worth our hard-earned cash when reviews start trickling out leading up to its July 6 launch.
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The Crackdown 2 Beta is now available for download from the Xbox Live Marketplace, the demo features a 30 Minute time limit in which you can earn achievements which will awarded when you insert the full game. The demo also allows for 4 Player Co-Op in which accelerated agent levelling is also present.
Still looking for a copy? Crackdown 2 can still be Pre-Ordered via Amazon
Goodness, this looks wonderful. Really, what more is there to say? Watch the trailer and see for yourself!
On Day 3 of E3 2010, Will Thompson (reporting for Infendo this time) and myself had the opportunity to attend a private demo of Ivy the Kiwi? and interview its creator, the highly-acclaimed Yuji Naka with his translator Jimmy Soga from XSEED JKS, Inc. Once you’ve watched the demo of Ivy the Kiwi? above, hit the jump for our interview of Sonic’s creator, Yuji Naka.
Star Wars and MMO fans alike will drool when they see this quartet of trailers. Check the video above for the sweet ride you’ll get in Stars Wars the Old Republic and hit the jump for a videos that give you the low down on everything from armor progressions to gameplay.
We usually don’t plan what we do 6 months in advance, but we’ll make an exception for Dead Space 2. January 25 and 26 of next year are now dedicated to playing Dead Space 2.
