Sony unveils a new PlayStation Store, THQ closes its Australian offices, and Capcom announces a classic Darkstalkers collection
While not the busiest week in gaming news, a few big stories managed to drop over the last week. Click through for the three biggest stories for the week of October 8:
The "Lost Mission" is an addition of 8 new levels to the Doom 3 campaign.
Square Enix shows us their next-gen graphics engine in this stunning realtime tech demo of a Final Fantasy world.
It's time to pull out the big guns again.
You may not have known that you wanted it, but Bethesda has just announced the aptly titled Doom 3 BFG Edition. Seemingly coming out of nowhere, the BFG Edition will be released on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 sometime this fall and as you would expect, it packs a wallop.
Doom 3 gets a remaster for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 that includes seven all new levels called "The Lost Mission."
Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate is apparently just one game.
It seems there was something to those Castlevania rumors we reported on last week. Not satisfied with an E3 reveal alone, Nintendo went ahead and made the Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate a cover story for their publication Nintendo Power as well.
Getting stuck in this darkness will break you down with glimpses of scary hospitals, factories and circuses (oh my).
Closure has been haunting gamers since its release, and it’s easy to see why. A two dimensional, monochromatic platformer almost entirely shrouded in darkness, this game has the ability to teach all of its players how to see the light.
Gameplay trailer of the Battlefield 3 expansion pack, "Close Quarters", to be released in June.
