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Hello. Have you heard of the Hitman video games? You may have seen a trailer in which a well-dressed man murders sexy killers who are in the habit of dressing like nuns.
We got a look at Lara last night from publisher Square Enix’s upcoming Tomb Raider, in which she gets quite the beating.
Yesterday, I speculated that the next Gears of War, the one semi-revealed by the folks at Game Informer magazine, will be developed by the talented crew at People Can Fly who made the very good early 2011 first-person shooter Bulletstorm. I even teased People Can Fly creative director Adrian Chmielarz about it over Twitter. He didn’t reply.
Mecha game Zone of the Enders is getting an HD version. Check out its opening in full hi-def glory.
IN BRIEF: Konami will include a demo of the wonderfully titled Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance with Zone of the Enders HD this spring, it said today. The demo will show off several of the upcoming action game’s new combat mechanics.
I’m a big fan of the Xbox 360 controller. Just recently, when Jason and I did our whole spiel about controllers, I noted my preference for Microsoft’s controller, and even opined that the company had perfected the ergonomics of their not-so-great original Xbox controller.
We’ve not heard much from Hiro and his tiny assassin friends since 2009′s Mini Ninjas, which makes sense; you’re not supposed to hear ninja. Fans will get a chance to learn that for themselves come June 29, when Square Enix releases Mini Ninjas Adventures, a Kinect-powered fight-fest for Xbox Live arcade.
Shouldn’t there have been a disc in here? I thought this game was already a couple of years in development.
