Get an idea of what the recently announced Rainbow 6 may play like when it's released in 2013.
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It's a much deserved accolade after an amazing season.
Jason Verlander had a year for the books this past season with the Detroit Tigers – a season that may end up seeing him as both the American League Cy Young and MVP winner. But both of those pale in comparison to the award bestowed upon him yesterday by 2K Sports: Cover athlete for Major League Baseball 2K12.
A collection of three PlayStation classics will be hitting PSN, with the first coming in just 5 days.
Today on the PlayStation Blog, Charles McCarter, Product Manager for Square Enix announced a brand new campaign due to start in just five days. The Winter of RPGs will bring a total of three classic Square Enix RPGs to the PlayStation Network over the next few weeks, the first of which, is Chrono Cross, sequel to the SNES fan-favorite, Chrono Trigger.
Sky Deck mayhem! Also, two boss fights.
In 2013 The Patriots will rise.
Ubisoft made the announcement today that one of their tent pole franchises, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow 6, is returning to PCs and consoles with a new edition called Rainbow 6 Patriots. The new game will be developed by Ubisoft’s dream team at their Montreal studio and will be supported by Ubisoft Toronto and Red Storm.
Take the ultimate trip to New Vegas early next year.
Fallout: New Vegas is getting the “Ultimate” treatment early next year with the release of Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition – a complete game that is sure to lure old fans and neophytes alike from the comfort of their vaults.
Reviews. Reviews reviews reviews.
This week's PB & Jason is almost all about reviews! Expect to hear an expansion of my Dungeon Defenders review. Also, keep an ear open for a pre-review on Sonic Generations. Want more? How about a rantsplanation about why reviews are important and for whom I believe reviews are created?
We go through Red Mountain and complete the second Sky Chase.
Expect to pay a console-like price for the handheld game.
Those of you looking forward to next year’s release of Resident Evil Revelations will have to fork over a little more cash than you may have expected. Today Capcom announced that the 3DS exclusive will be selling for $50 - $10 more than the average cost of a handheld game.
