Back in January, Activision announced Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings for the Wii, DS, PS2, and PSP. There hasn’t been much news, but there was a bonus recently added to the Wii version. The classic game Indiana Jones and the Fates of Atlantis will be part of the game.
I’m under the assumption that the game will be converted to work with the Wii, but any game that uses things like mice can be adjusted for the Wii. If I recall correctly, Fates of Atlantis was one of those classic PC point and click adventure games. I was a huge fan of Kings Quest (Six in particular) so I may consider getting this game just for the bonus.
The video game adaptation of the Japanese anime series Afro Samurai, featuring cult hero Samuel L. Jackson, looks to be off to a great start. I love the stylized gore, and the Shinobi-esque death sequences for chopped up enemies - I just hope it doesn’t get cut from the Australian release.
CollegeHumor has done it again. This time it’s a parody of Grand Theft Auto, set in the days we all thought Super Mario Bros. 3 was the bomb. You didn’t really think they’d let a massively hyped game hit the shelves without taking the piss out of it, did you?
Saved replays are possibly the most awesome feature ever to hit console FPS games. First there was those Halo 3 plasmagrenade throws, now we have this rather elaborate death by falling Warthog.
Midway has released seven new screenshots and a trailer showing off some in-game footage from their upcoming open-world title This Is Vegas. Check out our This Is Vegas gallery or watch the trailer after the jump.
Midway have unveiled their plans to take a bite out of Rockstar’s bread and butter, with their open-world “lifestyle action experience” This is Vegas. Click the pic for a gallery showing off the fighting, gambling, racing and partying we can expect from the game. I can’t wait to see how far they elaborate on the partying aspect.
Ubisoft’s latest TV screen-to-console attempt will soon be upon us. And in this latest trailer, we are treated to some cutscene and gameplay action. This is, if you class camera pointing and clicking as ‘action’.
Sure, the graphics and voice acting may leave a little to be desired, but I’m sure the legions of Lost devotees will make the purchase to complement the Series 4 return.
