Back in 2002, we were first introduced to a brand new Ubisoft / Tom Clancy franchise called Splinter Cell. Nobody really knew what it was all about, but it had all the makings of a great game. It included the voice talent of well known Canadian actor, Michael Ironside, and it had the Tom Clancy branding all over it. Also, Splinter Cell didnt have all the fame of its well-known sister title Rainbow Six, so it was a new and risky path in gaming. It wasnt long before people fell in love with the new superhero, Sam Fisher. The game in the end received critical acclaim, and it basically put Ubisoft Montreal on the map.
No longer under NDA, Kevin Conroy has revealed that he will indeed be reprising the role of a younger yet still gravelly-voiced Batman/Bruce Wayne in Batman: Arkham Origins. Now that that’s confirmed, we can finally call this prequel a Batman game!
It looks like once the cat is out of the bag on the Next Xbox, we’ll have a whole new way to get info about everything straight from the horse’s mouth, as "Xbox Wire" is now live.
It seems only natural that with the Next Xbox spearheading Microsoft’s plans to expand the Xbox brand beyond just one device, that the Xbox 360 would also share in many of the upgrades that are coming, cosmetically, at least. Read on to learn more.
It would be a shocker if Rainbow 6 Patriots is cancelled, as it was rumored to be making a possible appearance at Microsoft’s upcoming reveal or at one of the E3 conferences, but when GameStop pulls a game from its database, it doesn’t look good.
The Locust aren’t done with you yet, soldier! Pick your Lancer back up, steel your nerves and prepare for the coming onslaught in June!
Wondering what’s the big deal with this Minecraft thing, but you’re not one of those "always on" whippersnappers? No problem! Soon you can buy it at the store and play it offline with friends.
Well, come on kids, you didn’t expect Microsoft to play their entire hand just a couple of weeks before the "Super Bowl" of the games industry, did you? That would be silly.
