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I have for your viewing pleasure two new, no strike that, two SPANKING new videos showing off the mad skillz of Rockstar and their soon to be released GTA IV PC In-Game Video Editor.
Ashcraft may not have found any lines in Osaka of people waiting for the DSi, but that doesn't mean they didn't exist. Fuji News even has some video to prove it. They also have a fancy graph showing how the PSP recently overtook the DS in sales in Japan and bonus video of a PSP owner standing in the DSi line.
Any budding George Lucases (Lucai?) out there who enjoy a bit of X3? Fancy winning a.. thingy.. that will let you play games in Super Duper Widescreen?
Senior Designers John Edwards and Paulo Garcia take us through the difference between super moves and pro moves in the upcoming Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. The game will feature all of the normal spear throwing, fireball hurling super moves you've come to know from Mortal Kombat as well as some new ones for the DC Universe characters. To top it all off, you'll have pro moves that will extend your super moves and cause controller throwing frustration for your novice opponent.
File under Curious. The Unfinished Swan, an XNA project from indie coder Ian Dallas, is a novel take on the FPS genre, set in an entirely colourless world.
Thank you, Activision, for distracting Brett Ratner from ruining any more comic book movie franchises, at least for the small amount of time he spends working on the television ads for Guitar Hero World Tour. The new ad campaign is a take on the famous Tom Cruise underwear scene in "Risky Business", only this time featuring stars who aren't nearly as batshit insane.
The first spot stars Activision skater Tony Hawk, baseball player Alex Rodriguez, Aquaman's alter ego and part-time seahorse Michael Phelps, and once-accused rapist Kobe Bryant, who also plays basketball. Ah, the stars are shining bright tonight! Hit the jump to see the spot in all its video glory!
Posted by Seamus Byrne at 2:22 PM on October 24, 2008
