Avast Announcement - LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean May 2011
I felt the acting in this film was more wooden than plastic
I felt the acting in this film was more wooden than plastic
We've been excited about The Lord of the Rings: War in the North for a while now. The good people over at Snowblind have been pumping out trailers for the past year. The latest trailer features actual gameplay footage. The game looks like it has more of a third-person action feel than the studio's previous isometric games like Champions of Norrath and Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance. This game will also be rated 'Mature,' a first for the series.
Sony Bend, Rare, Rocksteady Games...these are all studios whom I admire for the simplicity of the core of their games. Bizarre Creations once again makes that list with the 007: Blood Stone multiplayer.
Mac users, get ready for a trip to Pandora. And I don't mean some preachy, three hour long lecture about why indigenous people are better than you. I'm talking about the good Pandora, the one from Borderlands, where you are encouraged to kill the native wildlife.
What once was Fall, then became Winter, and now is Spring - so is the Portal 2 release date. In a move that should shock absolutely no one familiar with Valve, their products, and release dates, the company has moved the game from February 10th, 2011 to an April 20th release date.
Behold! This is as awesome as awesome gets!
The Behemoth, the developers behind the superb Castle Crashers, announced that their latest game, Battle Block Theatre, will be delayed until 2011. They were originally hoping to have the game out this year, but " there’s a little more r&d than we thought and lots of new ground to break." This comes directly from Kelly Revak, who is Mayor of Behemoth Town. And when the Mayor of Behemoth Town speaks, you better listen.
Are we seeing Cat Helmet like liquidation already of the Halo Reach Legendary Edition? We won't know for sure, but if you ever wanted a gorgeous statue of the members of Noble Squad alongside the Limited Edition version of the game for $75 - today is your day. Halo Reach offers plenty of co-op and it won an Editor's Choice Award here on Co-Optimus.
The PC version of Fable 3 was originally supposed to launch alongside the 360 version - but was subsequently delayed. We were given a time frame of soon, that is, soon relative to the 360 release - but we're pretty sure the statute of limitations on that one have passed. Especially consider the 360 version is getting its first bit of DLC next week.
If you're a fan of cross-licensed LEGO games, then you'll be pleased to know that LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars has been officially announced, and will include the same two-player co-op that we've grown to expect in these types of addictive, casual platformers.
We've talked about Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood in the past on Co-Optimus, not because it contains co-op, but rather to clear up confusion that it DOESN'T contain co-op. All of the marketing material, videos, and information we had scene suggested cooperative play without actually saying it - after all - a brotherhood isn't so much a fellowship without other fellows.
The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of EA's NBA Jam are coming to store shelves on November 17th, but they will not include online support straight from the box. This will undoubtedly hurt sales, but EA has announced that they fully intend to patch in the online connectivity on launch day.