Since Diablo III was announced in 2008, there have been rumors that it would be ported to platforms other than the PC.
Now there’s even more reason to believe the rumors as evidence suggesting that Diablo III will appear on consoles continues to mount.
The EVGA Nvidia 560 Ti Superclocked is EVGA’s budget-priced, high-end 500 series video card, released recently after the GTX 570. It promises high-end performance for (relatively) low cost, but is that true? The video card comes bundled with 2 6-Pin PCI-E power adapters, a DVI to VGA and Mini HDMI to HDMI adapter, user guide, driver and overclocking software disc, and the graphics card itself. As a bonus, it comes with an EVGA Gaming poster.
Electronic Arts, in a move to centralize their PC products, has announced and released a new digital download service called Origin, effectively replacing the EA Store. Predominantly a digital service, Origin will also allow users to place orders for boxed copies across platforms.
The whole industry is preparing for the avalanche of geekdom that is E3, but remember that it’s not the only gaming convention that should be on your radar. The west coast Penny Arcade Expo is coming, and deadlines for panelists and developer submissions will soon be upon us. And if you work as an independent game developer, don’t forget about Indiecade as well.
Here’s your chance to play one of the hottest games of 2010 for free! And there’s a bunch of other great games on sale this weekend as well, including a spectacular sale on the Limited Edition of one of this year’s best games. Plus some short term Daily Deals to grab right now before they’re gone.
Rockstar have been doing quite well for themselves in recent years with gamers immersing themselves in the wild west with last years “Red Dead Redemption” and L.A. Noir already becoming a huge critical success. The next item on Rockstar’s to do list is Max Payne 3. While Rockstar didn’t make the original two Max Payne games, (That developer, Remedy is off working away at the next Alan Wake game), it’s up to Rockstar to live up to the legacy of the series.
The first details of the second game in the StarCraft II trilogy have finally been released. StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm will continue the story that started in Wings of Liberty
and unlike the first game, you will take control of Sarah Kerrigan, The
Queen of Blades. While the first game’s single-player centered on the
Terran race, Heart of the Swarm will switch the focus to the Zerg and this will lead to a huge change in the style of gameplay for the game’s single-player.
