Friday, February 4, 2011

Jagged Alliance: Back in Action is a remake of the second chapter

A long-awaited return is back to talk about the remake of Jagged Alliance 2, which is now named for Jagged Alliance: Back in Action. This is a setting for strategic military originally released in 1999, within the wave of titles in the genre that has characterized the years between the 1990 and early 2000.

However, the original has been able to distinguish to a certain depth and a high level of structural non-linearity, gaining so much popularity to lead to subsequent expansions and finally to this remake. In development at Kalypso, Jagged Alliance: Back in Action should be characterized, as well as a re-designed graphics, to apply some changes to the gameplay.

Class3 announced for XBLA

One of the creators of World of Warcraft, Jeff Strain, unveiled his new project: a zombie-based horror shooter for Xbox Live Arcade, a project which is to be as open world game and then become an MMO. Developed by Undead Labs and published by Microsoft Game Studios, the game of Strain is currently indicated by the code name Class3.

Infection has decimated the population of the planet, and players must work together to repel the hordes of zombies that infest the universe of the game. However, unlike titles such as Dead Rising and Left 4 Dead, the goal is to eliminate the greatest number of zombies, Strain says. "It is not simply going around the streets shooting at the zombies in the head," said the founder of the study Videogame Source.

From Monday evening to double XP points for playing Call of Duty: Black Ops

It 's the case to dust off the rifle Treyarch has organized the first Double XP weekend for Call of Duty Multiplayer: Black Ops, that from today until February 4 to 19 Monday, February 7 to 16 will see the players of the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and PC earn double points XP. What are you waiting then? Get busy and you can unlock easily double the rewards!

Stacking free for users PS Plus

The new game in digital format developed by Double Fine, Stacking, can be downloaded free of charge by subscribers to the Plus service, PlayStation, Sony has announced. The promotion, however, is apparently reserved only for U.S. users, as we read on the U.S. PlayStation Blog. European initiative on the PlayStation blog has not been denoted.

Stacking will be published on 8 February on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.

Official announcement and four pictures for Splinter Cell Trilogy HD

Continue the fashion of reissues HD for PlayStation 3 Ubisoft has just officially announced the release of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Trilogy HD package that collects Splinter Cell, Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, providing them with a completely new look and feel with high resolution.

The trilogy will support 3D display on televisions compatible with this technology, and will include a new system of rewards and trophies. This is great news for fans of Sam Fisher, then, that you will not miss the chance to relive the first three adventures dell'angente special in the splendor of high definition.

Tales of Monkey Island too hard

The episodes of the series Tales of Monkey Island, coming soon to PC even on a physical medium, tells the publisher Lace Mamba Global. As of 8 April, five episodes of the series developed by Telltale will be available in stores in a single pack for the PC. Two versions are available from dealers: the Premium Edition, which includes some extras such as wallpaper, avatars, and image galleries, and the Collector's Edition, richer content.

Mony Dead to Fall Out: New Vegas, comes to PS3 and PC

Bethesda Softworks today announced the downloadable content (DLC) for Fallout: New Vegas, Dead Money, will soon be available for PlayStation 3 and PC game in the next three weeks, while simultaneously revealing the premiere platform for the next DLC. After being released for Xbox 360 in late December last year, the add Dead money will be released in PS3 (via PlayStation Network) and PC (via Steam and Direct2Drive) on 22 February.