These Battlefield 3 Close Quarters PS3 DLC screens show off the new maps, with a tighter focus on smaller, more enclosed fights and increased environmental destruction. I think “Battlefield: Indoors” would have been a better name but EA haven’t returned my calls.
Here’s a trailer of the new Battlefield 3 Close Quarters DLC showing off the Donya Fortress map. This new downloadable content is all about fighting in more enclosed spaces and really making walls explode.
The Walking Dead, the new PS Vita Skype app and loads of cut price God Of War hits the store this week.
Here’s a new video for the weird Move controlled feely up Datura. The pig’s back as well as new sections showing the floaty hand hero driving, in prison, hospital and firing and an old fashioned gatling gun in some kind of trench warfare shooting gallery.
The biggest drops on the Store this week are the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Content Collection #1 and the Move compatible House of the Dead 4.
Capcom have announced the Dragon’s Dogma PS3 demo will be on the EU Store April 25th. It’ll give you two classes to play with and let you go after both a Chimera and Griffin. You can read our Dragon’s Dogma preview for more on the gameplay.
The ending of Mass Effect 3 is to get ending specific LDC aimed at adding “clarity” and “deeper insights” to the trilogy’s final moments. The DLC’s free and due in summer.
The service is currently only available in the US like the good Netflix and chocolate pretzels. It’s offering “120,000 commercial-free movies and TV shows” and is available under the TV/Video services of the XMB via a downloadable app.
I might have lied about the kittens, I’ll check over the weekend. Anyway, faith in humanity restored. After spending so much time gushing about how good Journey was (read our Journey review for more) my biggest worry was that it would be another Ico and sell bugger all. Fortuantly that hasn’t happened with Jenova Chen, the co-founder of thatgamecompany, popping on to the EU blog to say it’s broken every…
Like, proper actual games. Not the previous Home-based sort-of games. The titles in question are Cutthroats: Battle for Black Powder, No Man’s Land and Mercia. Guess which one’s the pirate game. Go on, guess.
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