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Sunday Comics: Dead Island Blizzard listed the titles it will be showing at the upcoming Gamescon gaming expo. Diablo III doesn’t appear as though it will be there. Kotaku will be there, though! Diablo III is currently slated for who-knows-when. [via VideoGamer]
Killzone 3, which is coming to the PS3 in 3D, is also sporting robust multiplayer. How robust? This robust.
You’re not welcome at this year’s Games Convention Online. No, the former GamesCon, which runs from July 8 to July 10, is open to industry folk only due to a lack of interest from the public. It sounds like GamesCom killed the GamesCon.
The first minute and some-odd seconds of this clip is dull, boring, blergh. From the 1:15 point, things get exciting, thrilling even! Don’t skip ahead. Skipping is for wussies.
The good thing about The Old Republic booth is that it sure looks all Old Republically. Just imagine publisher LucasArts made it look New Republicish?
The doors to Germany’s Gamescon swing open later today, but here’s a quick peek at the Blizzard booth. World of Warcraft! StarCraft II! Diablo III! Famous Blizzard games!!
Is this thing on? Sony has something to announce.
Gamescon may be only a letter off from Gamescom, but the Leipzig Games Convention Online is miles and weeks away from Cologne’s massive gaming event.
With less than two months until Europe tries to transplant the tremendous success of the Leipzig Gamescon to the more centrally located Cologne Gamescom, the festival’s backers tell us things are looking good.
Fans can get their hands on Dragon Age: Origins at five different venues this summer before the game goes on sale for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this fall.
