Holy crap!
The fine people over at Kotaku just posted a preview of this upcoming PS3/PC title I hadn't heard of called Payday: The Heist. What hooked me was the article title "Payday: The Heist Blends Left 4 Dead With Hardboiled Crime Cinema" - Left 4 Dead? "Hardboiled Crime Cinema"?!
This has my name all over it.
Anyway - of course I had to dig up some video footage. And here we are!
So between Kotaku's crazy preview, and this trailer - I *GOTTA* have this game.
$20, Steam/PSN, 10/04/2011.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
VIDEO: Planetside 2 trailer!
Here's the hot new trailer for the SOE Shooter MMO - Planetside 2 - let's have a look:
Uh whoa... this looks kind of rad, right? Looks like some really MASSIVE online battles with some rather sharp graphics. Can't wait to see more!
Uh whoa... this looks kind of rad, right? Looks like some really MASSIVE online battles with some rather sharp graphics. Can't wait to see more!
Monday, May 2, 2011
Sony Online Entertainment attacked as well!
...And it continues to rain shit on Sony.
Now to clarify - SOE is known for titles such as EverQuest, FreeRealms, DC Universe Online, not the PlayStation brand.
Sony has told Kotaku:
(ie- It's the same attack as the one that caused the ongoing PSN outage)
Only around 12,700 credit cards were at risk this time...
We have had to take the SOE service down temporarily. In the course of our investigation into the intrusion into our systems we have discovered an issue that warrants enough concern for us to take the service down effective immediately. We will provide an update later today (Monday).
Now to clarify - SOE is known for titles such as EverQuest, FreeRealms, DC Universe Online, not the PlayStation brand.
Sony has told Kotaku:
... that this was not a separate attack, and that service going down was "related to the ongoing investigation of the external intrusion that occurred in April."
(ie- It's the same attack as the one that caused the ongoing PSN outage)
Only around 12,700 credit cards were at risk this time...
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