At E3 this year, Sony announced that there would be a special Collector’s Edition of Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes making its way to PS3 and PS4. At the time, all we knew was that it would be the first place that you could get your hands on The Incredible Hulk figurine. Well today, Disney have given us the low-down on what we can expect from the whole set (in addition to Bruce Banner’s alter ego).
The Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes Collector’s Edition will come with the Starter Pack (a copy of the game for your chosen console, 2 Power Discs and the Infinity Base to send your figures into the game) and will also include all six Avengers Figurines. That’s right, from the get-go, you will have Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye and Hulk at your fingertips. As if that wasn’t enough, you will also get an incredible light-up diorama stand that features a large Frost Giant from the Avengers Play-Set, and spaces for all 6 Avengers, PLUS one additional spot for an as-of-yet unannounced character (I would be incredibly surprised if the unannounced character isn’t Loki).
This sweet light-up base is only available as part of the Collector’s Edition.
The Collector’s Edition will cost you $249.95 and is only available for pre-order through EB Games in Australia. So are you a Playstation owner who will be slapping down a pre-order for this bad boy ASAP, or do you only own an Xbox console and are disappointed that we have to wait an extra month to get Hulk in our collection? Whatever your thoughts are, let us know in the comments below. For a further look at the Collectors Edition, check out the small trailer below and as always make sure you stay tuned to Capsule Computers for all the Disney Infinity news as it becomes available.
A little while ago, Namco gave Dark Souls II players some incredible news; There would be three DLC chapters for them to hack and slash their way through… Or be hack and slashed through, either way is good! Well the time has finally arrived, as today marks the release of the first of these DLC chapters; Crown of the Sunken King.
Taking place in a brand new area of Drangleic, Crown of the Sunken King has you traversing deep chasms and giant temples in what is possibly the hardest challenge ever in a Souls game. New enemies, new weapons and new bosses await everyone who is game enough to step
Dark Souls II: Crown of the Sunken King is available now for Xbox 360, PS3 and Steam through their respective online stores. So time to sharpen your swords, fill up your Estus Flasks and get ready to hit the depths of Drangleic. Have you already played some of the DLC? If so, let us know your thoughts in the comments below. As always, make sure you stay tuned to Capsule Computers for all the Dark Souls II news as it becomes available.
The countdown is approaching for Gods Will Be Watching, the point and click adventure set to release tomorrow on Steam, GOG, and Humble Bundle. To celebrate the launch of the thriller, Devolver Digital and Deconstructeam have released an epic new trailer – which can be viewed below.
It is important for players to remember that they are in control of what happens in Gods Will Be Watching, there are no ‘right or wrong’ choices – just decisions players can live with.
Are you ready to play the almighty, God?
Check out our review for Gods Will Be Watching, with the release of the game tomorrow!
Fresh off the news about Sheik and company joining the playable cast of Hyrule Warriors, Nintendo have released yet another trailer for the game with the princess herself going to action with her mighty baton from Wind Waker. Not only can this weapon be used to hack and slash through hordes of foes, but it also can capture elemental powers to utilize in some highly intense battles.
As you can guess, this is yet another puzzle piece into what could very well be one of Tecmo Koei‘s most anticipated releases in a long time. You can check out the trailer down below with Zelda in action, and prepare for that release date that is only two months away.
Indie developers Gillis has launched their new game on Steam Greenlight. Luna Shattered Hearts Episode 1 is a platforming RPG. The game stars Lithien and Dez. Both are self-centered jerks that most people would make an effort to avoid, but the two are about to embark on a journey that will see them grow into mature heroes.
Luna Shattered Hearts Episode 1Â is experimenting with a new way of selling their game. Instead of selling the game traditionally, players can play the game at the Gillis webpage for free, but will be locked at an 800×600 resolution. Those who buy the game will be able to unlock improved visuals, full screen mode, and reduced load times. Episode 1 is currently in pre-beta and will be followed by two more episodes. Be sure to vote for the game on Steam Greenlight.
We have a lot coming out this fall, and a lot of which are the usual mix of first-person shooters. After some news today, one less can be counted for 2015. It was announced that EA and Visceral Games delayed Battlefield: Hardline until 2015, due to the usual reasoning of ironing out the kinks for a more successful launch. After the trouble with the Battlefield 4 servers, this seems to be a good idea.
This isn’t the first time that EA have made a major delay this year, after pushing back Dragon Age: Inquisition to November. DICE VP Karl Magnus Troedsson made quite the lengthy statement, which you can read below. It makes sense, but I have to wonder if Kevin Spacey and Destiny may also be a little too much competition on top of all of these issues for the veteran FPS to handle this year. Either way, prepare to move those pre-orders to a latter date. No announcement has been made about the beta as of now ready for launch later this year, but stay tuned.
Today we are announcing that Battlefield Hardline will launch in early 2015. Obviously, this is big news, so I’d like to address why we’re making this change.
Back at E3, we launched a beta for Hardline – we wanted to not only show you the game, but to let you play it for yourselves. Millions of you jumped in and had a great time. As a result, the Visceral Games team learned a lot from players about what they wanted in the game. We’ve been pouring over the data and feedback, and have already been putting a lot of it right into the game and sharing it directly with you.
This feedback also spurred us to start thinking about other possibilities and ways we could push Hardline innovation further and make the game even better. The more we thought about these ideas, the more we knew we had to get them into the game you will all be playing. However, there was only one problem. We would need more time. Time that we didn’t have if we decided to move forward with launching in just a couple of months.
We decided that the right thing to do was to take more time to ensure Hardline is the best, most innovative Battlefield experience we can give to you, our fans.
Here are a few of the things the new timing will allow us to accomplish:
1. Multiplayer Innovation: Coming out of our E3 beta, internal focus tests, and work with our community, we have received a lot of great Multiplayer thinking. We’re going to be adding some new feature ideas direct from the community that will evolve the cops and criminals fantasy into a truly unique Battlefield Multiplayer experience.
2. Single Player Story Depth: In order to ensure our Single Player experience delivers on player expectations, we’re spending more time polishing our core features, as well as adding a few new ones that will support a deeper “crime revenge” story experience.
3. Stability: This has been a focus for our team since day one and we’re going to be using the extra time to continue to optimize the game for a stable launch. We have learned a lot from Battlefield 4, are continuing to learn from our Community Test Environment and will learn more from another Hardline beta. More time allows us to surface issues that the team can attempt to fix prior to launch.
We are doing all of this for one reason. Because we want Battlefield Hardline to be the best game it can be, and so that we can create the best environment for a smooth launch for our players. We will give you updates on our progress and we’ll regularly share updates along the way via Battlefield.com/Hardline as well as the Battlefield social channels.
In addition to the ongoing development of Hardline, it’s important to note that the DICE teams continue to drive Battlefield 4. We continue to explore new opportunities for improvements and we are still releasing new content, including “Dragon’s Teeth,” the fourth expansion pack that launches worldwide on July 29, and “Final Stand” coming later this year. We remain committed to giving you the best BF4 experience possible.
This week’s issue of Famitsu has revealed that three more playable characters will be available in Koei Tecmo‘s Hyrule Warriors when it is released in September. These characters will all be very familiar with those who have played Ocarina of Time as all three of them come from that game.
As you can see in the scan above, Sheik will be playable and so will Darunia and Princess Ruto, though they were not shown in the scan. Other details from Famitsu reveal that there will be a collection system of sorts called “Gold Skulltula” but at the moment details on that are scarce.
While gamers in Japan have been able to enjoy Persona Q: Shadow Of The Labyrinth for about a month now, gamers in North America have been waiting for a more solid release date than sometime in Fall. Well today Atlus USA gave us that solid release date by announcing that Persona Q: Shadow Of The Labyrinth will be released on November 25th in North America.
To go along with this announcement, the company also released the opening movie for the game, which some of you might have seen already courtesy of the Japanese release, but you can still check it out below.
XSEED Games has announced that they are planning on releasing The Legend Of Heroes: Trails in the Sky for the PC next week on July 29th. The game will be available through both Steam and GOG.com where it will be sold for $19.99 but it will also be on sale for 15% off during the first week of release.
Alongside this release date announcement a number of new screenshots and a gameplay trailer have been released and you can check them out below. This PC version of Trails in the Sky is an enhanced version of the original PSP version of the game except this one has HD resolutions, faster load times, and customizable controls.
Today Square Enix has announced that they will be holding a special music contest for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call which will begin on August 5th. Starting on that date any fans who wish to participate can do so by creating and uploading a music video of themselves performing the Final Fantasy theme in any way they wish. These videos must not be over a minute and thirty seconds long however.
Submissions will be judged by the legendary Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu with one Grand Prize winner receiving the following prizes:
Complimentary trip for two to attend an upcoming Distant Worlds: Final Fantasy concert
All of the official soundtracks for the numbered FINAL FANTASY titles
One Final Fantasy Static Arts Mini Figure
Signed Collector’s Edition of the game
Signed Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call Limited Edition Japanese Nintendo 3DS system
Those who come in as runner-ups will also be given prizes, such as soundtracks for various Final Fantasy games, signed Collector’s Editions of the game, and Final Fantasy Static Arts figures.
