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In this week’s Famitsu, SEGA has announced that they will be bringing Game Gear games on the 3DS Virtual Console starting March 14. The games will cost about ¥300 ($3.99).... [read more]
A teaser site has popped up prominently featuring Capcom, Namco Bandai, and Sega. The site is in Japanese, but there’s hardly any info on the site aside from the Nintendo 3DS logo to go along with the three publishers. I’m sure the possibilities are fairly endless on w... [read more]
In other beta news, Tribes: Ascend has gone completely open for everyone to play. Tribes: Ascend is the latest Tribes game that has featured large multiplayer matches with various vehicles available to traverse the large maps along with using a jetpack.&nbs... [read more]
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The Summer of Arcade kicks off in 2012 with the release of Warp from Trapdoor on the XBLA. Warp mixes elements of classic Metal Gear Solid top-down stealth action and the puzzle solving, lab escaping sci-fi of Portal.
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Puddle, a science-infused puzzle game released on PSN and Xbox Live, doesn’t just use water as a backdrop; it instead focuses on it as a main character. Throughout the course of Puddle you will be tasked with guiding liquid through various tracks, with the objective of sav... [read more]
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has issued a public explanation regarding the previously announced splitting of Netflix’s DVD-by-mail and streaming services, and in the process has announced that the new service will now be dealing in video games!
Following the earlier announcement of the decision to separate the streaming portion of the Netflix and the DVD section, and charge customers for both, instead of one complete package, Netflix customers were understandably unhappy. Hastings has attempted to placate some of the more irate by explaining that he change had to come about to allow Netflix to continue growing and to continue being great at what they do.
Most of the explanation continues on in the same vein, but the important message for readers of this site, is that the new mail service, named Qwikster (which sounds to me like some 80’s kids cereal) will offer a Video Game upgrade option, much like the already-offered Blu-Ray upgrade. Only current-gen consoles will initially be supported, so Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii, and there is no mention if support for other consoles is in the pipeline or not. Qwikster will be based on the same website and service as the by-mail portion of Netflix was previously, so there shouldn’t be a massive change to those who currently subscribe..
Source: Blog.Netflix.com
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