First announced back in April 2009, the next edition in the Fallout series has finally had its first footage.
The Fallout New Vegas Teaser reveals it will launch at the end of 2010 on PC, XBOX 360 and PS3.
Bethesda are on publishing duties, with Obsidian developing the game.
This year’s E3 will showcase the new Red Faction and Saints Row (potentially teased as Project X) games.
THQ has confirmed that both will be aimed at a release date before April 2011.
Homefront, developed by Kaos Studios, has also been targeted for this window.
2K Games has released a Bioshock 2 Special Edition Unboxing Video.
It provides all the details of the contents in the Special Edition, released this month.
News from the video has also revealed that an Uber Edition has been cancelled. Sorry.
Codemasters has announced that all work on HEI$T has been cancelled.
The development team at inXile Entertainment were working on the crime-action style game that had been pushed back from the original 2007 release date.
Codemasters is focusing on internal development for a large percentage of its future titles.
Let the World Cup hype begin.
Electronic Arts has announced 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, the official game of this year’s FIFA World Cup.
Featuring all the teams from the qualifying campaigns, as well as the venues from the host county South Africa.
The game is out at the end of April on XBOX 360, PS3, Wii and PSP.
The likes of Lost Planet 2 and Super Street Fighter IV have been announced in Capcom’s official 2010 line up.
One title that may also be released this year is Dead Rising 2, although no concrete date is known just yet.
Details on the sequel have been quiet, with development in place since 2009, it could be that Japan sees this before western territories.
World of Warcraft get its third expansion pack later this year.
Due for release around September time, Cataclysm will be one of the top Massively-Multiplayer Online titles of 2010, but it will have to face strong competition.
The likes of APB: All Points Bulletin, Star Trek Online, DC Universe Online and LEGO Universe are all set for 2010 releases, with Final Fantasy XIV also arriving at some point.
The competition will also hot up with Guild Wars 2 and Star Wars: The Old Republic to arrive later on in 2011.
With the anticipated Half Life 2 Update Mod recently released, Half Life talk has surfaced again.
In particular, whether a new Half Life title would be announced or even released this year.
Valve are quiet on this, they are working on something, but it’s unlikely we’ll see anything in 2010, be it Half Life 2: Episode 3 or Half Life 3.
Ubisoft has announced that Splinter Cell: Conviction has been delayed until April 2010.
Strategy title R.U.S.E. has also been pushed back by a number of months, with I Am Alive now not reported until much later as well.
This news is part of a financial assessment at the company, resulting in release date changes for the new financial year, 2010-2011.
Ubisoft had previously announced delays last year, moving certain titles from the end of 2009 into early 2010.
Activision has announced that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has passed the $1Billion sales mark, worldwide.
This puts it in a select group of entertainment releases that have hit the magic number.
The game was released in November 2009 on PC, XBOX 360 and PS3.
It was also confirmed today that it was, unsurprisingly, the biggest selling game in the UK during 2009.
No, it doesn’t mean multiplayer for a week, I’m afraid.
Getting young people involved in Politics is a tricky task, but the government has come up with an online idea to try and help.
A new video game entitled MP For A Week has launched. A browser-based game, it gives the chance for players to carry out all the various day-to-day tasks (insert expenses joke here) of a Member of Parliament.
It has only been out since the 10th of November 2009, but Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is now officially the third biggest selling UK game of all time.
Nine weeks at number one in the UK charts has seen to that.
November 2010 is set for the next edition in the Call of Duty series, this time under the development team at Treyarch.
As with Modern Warfare 2, Activision is looking to dominate the end of year holiday season again.
The rumoured Vietnam setting for the game is looking more and more likely too.
Call of Duty: World at War was Treyarch’s last edition in the series.
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Peter Moore, the President of EA Sports, has backed Tiger Woods by saying the publisher will continue its relationship with the golfer.
On his EA Sports Blog, Moore reiterated the company’s decision to keep in partnership with Woods, despite the high profile personal issues he has faced.
It looks like the long-running Tiger Woods PGA Tour franchise is set to continue this year and beyond.
