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Telltale Games has unveiled three new screenshots for the upcoming Chapter of Tales of Monkey Island, Lair of the Leviathan.
Tales of Monkey Island follows the adventures of Mighty Pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he takes on his evil nemesis LeChuck. The first (Launch of the Screaming Narwhal) and second chapter (The Siege of Spinner Cay) are already available on both the PC and WiiWare, while Lair of the Leviathan will be available on PC on the 29th of September.
A new limited edition PSP Entertainment Pack will be hitting shelves in November and it will contain the new Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines PSP game. For $199.99 you will get a white PSP-3000, a copy of the game, as well as a 2GB memory Stick and an as yet unspecified UMD movie.
Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines explains the link between Assassin’s Creed and Assassin’s Creed 2, following Altair’s story from after the events of the first game as he hunts down the Templars in Cyprus. The game promises to shed light on how Ezio is born and where the Codex comes from.
Codemasters has released a slew of new screenshots for its upcoming off-road racer, Colin McRae: DiRT 2.
DiRT 2 promises to deliver “new race types, big event atmosphere, stunning locations, a new breed of off-roading heroes and feature a peerless line-up of super-charged speed machines covering seven vehicle classes.” The game will also include online multiplayer and social networking functions.
DiRT 2 will be available for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS and PSP this September. Just so you know the game is titled Colin McRae: DiRT 2 in all territories outside the US and just DiRT 2 in the US.
Check out the full batch of dusty screens after the jump.
The latest Need for Speed SHIFT trailer is bound to get your pulse racing. Introducing the new BMW M3 GT2, the trailer gives us a glimpse of the racing action that the beast set to grace the cover of the new EA title promises to deliver.
Continuing the series of Trauma Center games that have appeared on the Wii and DS, a new entry to the franchise has been unveiled in the form of Trauma Team for the Wii, releasing in the Spring of next year.
Being billed as a “medical entertainment experience,” Atlus announced today that Trauma Team will incorporate six distinct fields of medicine, including the ability to play as a general surgeon, diagnostician, E.M.T., orthopedic surgeon, endoscope technician and a medical examiner. Sounds complicated. Good thing it’s a game!
Trauma Team is also said to include “dynamic” story sequences inspired by traditional Japanese animation and comics, which is pretty evident from the screenshots, as each chapter “comes vividly to life with distinct style,” while the “quality voice acting” rounds out the experience, increasing the intensity of every medical emergency that heads your way.
Have a look at the rest of the released screenshots for Trauma Team below:
Ubisoft has announced Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage will be available exclusively for the Wii this holiday.
The game will be developed by Ubisoft Montreal in collaboration with Olympic Gold Medalist Shaun White. World Stage will see players hitting the slopes with White and his crew in pursuit of the world’s top competitions, ranging from a half-pipe in New York’s Time Square to competitions in France, Canada and Japan.
Majesco has announced a new puzzle platformer for the Wii titled Flip’s Twisted World.
Developed by Frozen North Productions, the game is said to “trap players in a world where nothing is as it seems” with players navigating “topsy-turvy environments where up, down, left and right are only a matter of perspective.”
The story follows wizard apprentice Flip as he gets sucked into a crazy cubed universe after messing with a magic artifact. In order to escape Flip must turn the entire world to reveal new paths and possibilities as he journeys through five puzzle worlds. Twist the Wii Remote to rotate the environment 90 degrees in any direction. Consequently walls become floors and obstacles become openings. The game also includes optional side quests where players can unlock secrets and costumes.
Ubisoft plans to launch a new title in the Might & Magic universe for the DS. Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes is a puzzle RPG designed specifically for the DS by Capybara Games and scheduled to hit shelves in August.
The game sees players embarking on five quests: managing their own hero, customizing their army and leading campaigns, with gameplay including both exploration and turn-based puzzle battles, all portrayed in a new manga-style art design. Clash of Heroes can be enjoyed in both solo mode or two player peer-versus-peer mode.
Hot on the heels of the first official trailer for Dead Rising 2, Capcom has released new screenshots for the game.
Development duties are being handled by Canadian Blue Castle Games in close collaboration with Capcom. You will also be happy to know that a number of members of the original Dead Rising team will also be working alongside the developer, including Capcom’s global head of research and development, Keiji Inafune, who will play an active role as the game’s Producer.
Dead Rising 2 will be available for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.
Hit the jump for more information about the game and the new screenshots.
Capcom has taken the wraps off Resident Evil Archives for the Wii, a remake of the classic Resident Evil which was originally released on the GameCube in 2002 which featured new rooms, areas, items and creatures that were not included in the PlayStation original released in 1996.
Resident Evil Archives will see players battling against zombies, infected dogs and gigantic bosses, using a wide range of defensive weapons. Playing as S.T.A.R.S. Alpha team members Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine, players will need to solve puzzles as they explore the mansion, each character uncovering two different paths, with over 10 different game endings.
Resident Evil Archives will be available in June.
Check out the first scary screens after the jump.
Capcom has revealed that a new Ace Attorney game will be making its way to North America and Europe this winter.
Titled Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, the game sees players assuming the role of prosecutor Miles Edgeworth, longtime rival of Phoenix Wright, and takes gameplay out of the courtroom and into the crimescene. Edgeworth investigates crime scenes, solving puzzles and working with the police to solve the case.
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth consists of several lengthy episodes with over 15 hours of gameplay. As with previous installments in the series, players will control the character’s movement on the scene with the arrow key or touch screen. If you find contradictions during investigations, present evidence to obtain new information or identify clues and interrogate witnesses to uncover the truth behind the crimes using information you have collected as well as evidence and logic.
EA has taken the wraps off two new worlds of BOOM BLOX Bash Party. Heroic and Show Time join the Space and Pirate worlds.
Heroic is inspired by the classic conflict between heroes and villains, taking players “from the rooftops of a cityscape with a lovable Super Pig hero to the lair of an evil mastermind monkey villain.” Get ready to “Rescue helpless characters from teetering towers of blox! Sling the Super Pig into towers of gleaming point blox! Bash your way through the incredible machines the evil bunny and his robot henchmen have built in their underwater lair!”
UK developer Team 17 is bringing Worms to the European PlayStation Network this Easter for £7.99/9.99 Euros. The game is already available in the US PlayStation Store for $12.99.
This expanded version of Worms features “additional retro-styled landscapes, a wide array of team voices, additional graphic features & effects, a much more responsive physics engine, 1080p support and four additional weapons including the much loved Holy Hand Grenade, Super Sheep and Concrete Donkey.”
One to four players can enjoy the turn-based strategy action in Worms, either online or offline.
More screens after the jump.
Binary Tweed’s political platform puzzler Clover will be released via Xbox Live Community Games during April. The game will cost 400 Microsoft Points.
You can get your first glimpse of the newly designed lead character Sam (who was given an overhaul based on community feedback) in the new screenshots below. The screenshots feature new artwork and locations as well as a new dynamic sky-blending system that means the players view of the game world is constantly changing.
According to Binary Tweed, “Clover features so much artwork that some is destined to be left on the cutting room floor, after the game hit Microsoft’s mandatory 150mb maximum size limit imposed on Community Games.” Could this statement hint at future DLC for the game?
To find out some more interesting details about the game, don’t miss El33tonline’s exclusive Q & A with Daniel Jones, founder of Binary Tweed. You can also check out our previous coverage of Clover to see what the game is all about.
Nintendo certainly kept us at the edge of our seats during President Satoru Iwata’s GDC keynote address yesterday. Although the announcement of a new Legend of Zelda title, along with news of a Wii storage solution and new DSi buyers getting 1000 free DSi Points were in the spotlight, some new information about the anticipated sequel to Excite Truck, Excitebots: Trick Racing, has also surfaced.
Developed by Monster Games, Excitebots: Trick Racing will be released exclusively for the Wii on the 20th of April. Up to 2 players can race locally while up to six can try cross the finishing line first via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection in both Excite Race and Poker Race modes. If you can’t hook up with friends online, you can still compete by exchanging ghost data via WiiConnect24.
The game sees players racing around tracks in robotic insect and animal racers at high speeds, earning stars by performing stunts and participating in mini-games. The faster you go and the faster you finish, the more bonus stars you earn, but don’t forget you earn stars for stunts and speed as well. Players can trade stars for new vehicles, icons and statues.
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