I don't even understand how 1000 people and 7 studios can even communicate efficiently To make a game that is functional. That  tells me this game doesn't have the a team, it seems to unfocused like they threw this together to squeeze another game in.

Ravenprose said:

If you guys are looking for lots of easy XP in TR, go back to Coastal Forest where you found the first bow. It's filled to the brim with animals to hunt. I must have killed 10 deer in 10 minutes, and a bunch of rabbits and birds too. I went back there to find the free DLC Tomb that I got from Gamestop.

You got a free tomb, was it good? Such BS that I am being locked out of single player content.

Ravenprose said:

That sucks. It's a pretty cool tomb too. They'll probably sell it eventually, which also sucks.

I'm not paying for like 15 minutes of content.

I started to play Kingdom hearts 3d. These games are too complicated for their own good. There is so many stuff to manage.

Dvader said:

There is going to be another AC Vita game this year?!  Ubisoft is nuts, that's 4 AC games within one year of each other

Ubisoft have lost their fucking minds.  They have taken the CoD/ Madden business models to new extremes.

Crap, I've forgotten about my Tomb Raider DLC.  I called GameStop and they will print me a new code.

Highly recommended reading about the Nintendo dev process with Luigis Mansion 2

Capcom/ Valve tie-up is interesting.  Looks like a minimal effort for those involved and not a full crossover, but any time two publishers get together it is notable.

When players select the PC-exclusive The Mercenaries: No Mercy mode - available 5th April - they'll be able to select one of four members of Left 4 Dead 2's cast. This includes: Coach, Nick, Ellis and Rochelle. Each character will have their own unique customised weapon load-out. Additionally, two fan-favourite Left 4 Dead 2 enemy types - the Witch and the Mini Tank - will make cameo appearances in this mode, regardless of whether a player selects a Left 4 Dead 2 cast member.

This crossover works both ways as those with the PC version of Left 4 Dead 2 will see Resident Evil 6 monstrosities Lepotitsa, Napad and Ogroman invade their game as well.

"We're huge Resident Evil fans, so when the opportunity arose to work directly with Capcom to combine L4D2 and RE6, we jumped at it," said Valve's Chet Faliszek.

I'm genuinely surprised Assassin's Creed: Liberation (the Vita one) sold enough for Ubisoft to return to the platform.

Spanish retailer, XtraLife, temporarily listed Assassin’s Creed: Rising Phoenix as a PlayStation Vita game.

Last week, a logo for Assassin's Creed: Rising Phoenix surfaced online. If the Spanish retailer's listing is any indication, we're looking at the name of a PS Vita spinoff. The listing (which has since been removed) included an October 10 street date, strategically placed three weeks before Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag's release.

aspro said:

I'm genuinely surprised Assassin's Creed: Liberation (the Vita one) sold enough for Ubisoft to return to the platform.

Spanish retailer, XtraLife, temporarily listed Assassin’s Creed: Rising Phoenix as a PlayStation Vita game.

Last week, a logo for Assassin's Creed: Rising Phoenix surfaced online. If the Spanish retailer's listing is any indication, we're looking at the name of a PS Vita spinoff. The listing (which has since been removed) included an October 10 street date, strategically placed three weeks before Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag's release.

Ubi announced that they had "moved" 600K copies of the game. It was never clarified if that meant shipped or sold, but it's safe enough to say it's been one of the the system's brightspots and for Vita owners who want a game I'm sure it was good enough for them. Plus AC fans are surprisingly rabid. I know a couple who bought a Vita just for that game.

Woah what is with this news explosion?!