Black Friday deals, EA want's DICE to expand its horizons
and WiiU has a "horrible" CPU.
Well it's that time of year again where it's completely
normal to find non-gamers spending all night camped out in front of a Best
Buy. Yes it's Black Friday and there's
deals to be had if you're willing to huddle with soccer moms and frazzled
fathers on the hunt for this year's "It" gift.
Joystiq has provided links to the best Black Friday deals on
gaming this year. Instead of rehashing
what they have I've posted a link in the blog and in the details section of the
video. Enjoy!
If you're looking for a Steam sale your wish has been
granted. Steam's Autumn sale is going on
now through November 26th and includes deals like Arma 2 for $14.99, Sleeping
Dogs for $24.99 and Borderlands 2 for $44.99.
Check the link for daily, flash and other deals.
The Microsoft store has even better deals on Borderlands 2,
NFS: Most Wanted and Dishonored all $24.99, for the Xbox360 that is, PC prices
are still...too high.
Check out your Origin client for similar Black Friday
deals. Only good on Black Friday though!
Black Ops 2 hasn't even been out for 2 weeks and there's
already patches for all platforms. Mostly
game tweaks and multiplayer issues are being addressed. This is what happens when you rush a game for
the holidays.
Looks like EA wants its #1 development studio to mix it up a
bit. There's currently 3 to 5 new games
under development at DICE that have nothing to do with Battlefield. That's welcome news for two reasons.
First, Frostbite 2 is too good an engine to limit to just
Battlefield games. A little more variety
can push the engine farther and faster.
Second it might stop the annoying, endless tinkering and tweaking of
Battlefield 3
.
It seems the Wii U has a "horrible, slow CPU". At least according to THQ's development partner 4A on the possibility of an upcoming port of Metro: Last light to the platform. THQ needs to have Last Light ready on other platforms including XBOX, PS3 and PC before April due to "assurances made to investors" making a port to the Nintendo console less of priority in light of THQ's recent financial troubles. Apparently 4A is a "small studio" and would have issues dedicating another team to a port to the WiiU
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/380022/wii-u-cpu-metro-publisher-clarifies-dev-criticisms/
Finally, An amusing
image. I can't help but agree...
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