Overkill's Sony-published crime FPS Payday: The Heist has recovered from its recent delay and is set to launch on PS3 next week. The download-only title, dated for a PSN launch on Oct 18, hasn't had a confirmed release date for its PC port, but is still on track to be available on both platforms by month's end. Here's a new clip previewing the game's Slaughterhouse level, which Sony promises is one of the game's toughest...
Sony is ushering in 2012 with a “12
for '12” promotion, enticing PlayStation Network and PS Plus
members alike with significant discounts on a dozen of PSN's newest
and most buzz-worthy titles...
What will this wondrous blend of development talent bring to the gaming world? The head of Overkill Software gave a couple hints...
We finally got some details today about the rumored collaboration between Valve's Left 4 Dead team and Payday: The Heist's Overkill Software...
Leave it to the point-and-click wunderkinds at Telltale Games to throw an all-star party like this. As gleamed by today's not-so-cryptic trailer on GameTrailers, Telltale Games has announced plans to unite the likes of Sam & Max, Strong Bad, Penny Arcade's Tycho and Team Fortress' 'Heavy' for one upcoming unnamed title. The trailer features silhouettes of the cult-gaming icons in question prefaced by the words: “Bet you never thought these guys would get together.”
Truthfully? It's never crossed our minds. Ever. But you can bet that we're interested...
Penny Arcade, the
webcomic that invented the “two gamers on a couch” genre, has had a stay of
execution regarding its long-dormant adventure game series, On the Rain-Slick
Precipice of Darkness. Written off as a failed venture into episodic gaming
after developer Hothead moved on to Deathspank, the series' future acts will
now be developed by Zeboyd Games (of recent Cthulhu Saves the World success).
While the series' continuing plot has been laid out ahead of time, expect a new
look and feel for future episodes...
Penny Arcade, the
webcomic that invented the “two gamers on a couch” genre, has had a stay of
execution regarding its long-dormant adventure game series, On the Rain-Slick
Precipice of Darkness. Written off as a failed venture into episodic gaming
after developer Hothead moved on to Deathspank, the series' future acts will
now be developed by Zeboyd Games (of recent Cthulhu Saves the World success).
While the series' continuing plot has been laid out ahead of time, expect a new
look and feel for future episodes...
Atlus recently launched a mysterious teaser site that left many suspicious a remake of Persona 4 might be coming. The latest issue of Famitsu (reported by Sinobi and translated by Andriasang) confirms it: Persona 4: The Golden is coming to Vita. But Famitsu also unexpectedly added that Persona 4: The Ultimate In Mayonaka Arena (a 2D fighting game) and a Persona 5 have begun development — though the latter game is still a long way from being finished...
Shin Megami Tensei fans rejoice, as we have the first gameplay footage of the just revealed fighting game based on Persona 4. Taking place after the events of Persona 4, Persona 4: The Ultimate in Mayonaka Arena (which is the unofficial translated title) has all our favorites like Chie, Kanji and Teddie fighting (reportedly) in a tournament of Teddie’s design. Did we ever mention that Teddie is a badass?
Persona 4 Arena is region-locked on 360 and PS3 - a first for Sony's console. That's angered a lot of fans who like to import their games, which has resulted in Atlus issuing a statement to the press. They're a bit taken aback, apparently...
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