Here are the rest of the notable weekly stories: It looks good, but many questions remain.
BRUTAL LEGEND PS3 SPLIT SCREEN PC
One replaces the Wiimote, the other takes the place of the Nunchuk, and we like both of them.Ĭloud gaming service OnLive shines at MIT conference: OnLive wants to sell you on the idea of using its cloud-based computing solution to bring high-end PC gaming to any system, and at an MIT conference the company showed off its technology with a few live demonstrations.
Shooting blanks? Ars reviews two new Wii firearms: Part of the fun of the Nintendo Wii is the large number of shells and accessories for the Wiimote, and we take a look at two new gun peripherals to liven up your shooting experience. The good news? The demo is great, and now every Gold Xbox Live subscriber is able to play the demo. Terrific Brutal Legend demo brings metal to the masses: The demo for the upcoming Brutal Legend was originally a GameStop exclusive, and we gave our thoughts after giving away a handful of codes. What we don't know? How much it will cost, how it will be sold, or what we'll call it. Unnamed, unpriced PS3 motion controller arrives next spring: At the Tokyo Game Show Sony showed off what looks to be the final design for its motion controller, and even showed some real-world examples of how you'll use it in games. Mole spills holiday 360 bundle as Microsoft begins $50 rebate: A new bundle with the 360 Elite, Pure, and Lego Batman is coming in October, and if you buy a $300 Elite before October 5 Microsoft is offering a $50 mail-in rebate to entice the fence-sitters. We tear into the Brutal Legend demo to see what we think, and give you the lowdown on two new gun peripherals for the Nintendo Wii. Sony gives a few more details about its upcoming motion controller, although the specifics of name and price remain vague. This week we have a new Mole story-a 360 bundle that's coming in October-as Microsoft begins a $50 mail-in rebate program.
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