Is your body ready for the sheer manly badassery that embodies the anime adaptation of Hirohiko Araki’s infamous sprawling manga series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure? Well of course you’re not you pathetic beast, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try with all the power of za warudo!
In anticipation of the new anime series premiere on October 6th, Tokyo MX have released a trailer which details the series which will begin from the start of the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure manga in the Phantom Blood arc.
The trailer shows off many fan favourite characters like Danny and Speedwagon. Be sure to check out the trailer below and let us know what you think of it in the comments section.
25 million downloads must mean something is good down in that subway! Android users can now get in on the fun with the release of Subway Surfers to the Google Play store. You’ve been caught tagging in the subways and now you gotta run from the inspector and his vicious pitbull! Players will need to dash and dodge oncoming trains as their ride their hover board. Remember to pick up power ups and coins as you surf the rails. Players are even able to create their own graffiti crew and challenge friends on the leader board. Subway Surfers is a free download on the Google Play store here.
Skullcandy is now the official owners of Astro, and you know what that means, the have announced a new line of headsets.
While we are pleased to see them borrowing essential features from Astro headsets like the A50, we are also glad they’re sticking with the Skullcandy branding for models under $200. Here’s a run-down of everything Skullcandy’s bringing gamers this fall. The headset lineup includes the following:
PLYR 1 -The biggest fish in Skullcandy’s small pond is the PLYR 1. These full-size over-ear cans come packing Dolby Headphone surround-virtualization. The boom mic is adjustable, and there’s an EQ dial that should make optimizing levels for games, movies or music
PYLR 2 -The PLYR 2 lets you ditch Dolby surround and save $50. Otherwise it’s the same headset as the PLYR 1: still big, still wireless, same buttons.
SLYR – The wired SLYR model is lighter and has a slightly cleaner design than its big brothers, thanks to moving the volume/EQ dials to a remote along the cord.
You can pick one of these up when they release this fall!
The time has come for children in Australia to become a part of a new educational gaming environment known as Xbox’s “2-Way TV”. Do you remember watching Sesame Street when you were growing up or raising your children? Well, Microsoft has joined forces with Sesame Street and National Geographic in creating the first two titles for the Kinect.
How does it work? Let’s take Sesame Street TV for an example. By taking the normal lessons or skills provided from a normal show, developers of Kinect Sesame Street TV offer the interaction that children desire when watching the show. Sure, shows through your network provider offer “pauses” for a child to interact, but the Kinect sensor requires a participant to actively engage in the show.
Kinect Nat Geo TV and Kinect Sesame Street TV were previewed at an event in Sydney, Australia on September 19 presenting the cutting edge technology to parents and children. Ben Britton – face of Nat Geo WILD Australia and New Zealand – was able to help launch the event and spoke to the attendants about the importance of preserving nature. He offered the following quote:
I’m really excited to help launch ‘Kinect Nat Geo TV’ in Australia and to inspire a sense of wonder about nature in kids. It’s a unique experience when technology connects us to nature in this way. With ‘Kinect Nat Geo TV’, kids can get up close and personal with creatures great and small, and come to grasp basic concepts about our natural world.
Kinect Nat Geo TV and Kinect Sesame Street TV are both now available in stores. See pricing and video below:
Pricing
$29.99 (2400 MSP) for 8 / 30 minute episodes.
OR
$4.99 (400 MSP) per episode.
Zynga and Phosphor Games Studio’s spectacular action-adventure game Horn is on sale from now until September 27th for $2.99. Regularily priced at $6.99 USD, Horn follows the epic tale of a young blacksmith’s apprentice who wakes up to find all the living beings of his world replaced with fantastical magic creatures called Pygon. Horn must engage in an epic quest to return life to his world with the help of his snarky sidekick who desires to maintain the Pygon population. The sale coincides with the new patch for Horn that provides iPhone 5 and iOS 6 optimizations, several bug fixes, more frequent check points, and improved input and camera mechanics. Check out our review of Horn hereand purchase the game at the iTunes App Store here.
Fans of the Ronimo Games MOBA Awesomenauts should be interested to hear that Patch 1.5 has come out for the game and part of it is the inclusion of DLC Skins for the characters. Featuring a new skin for each of the characters players can purchase them in a multitude of ways depending on how many and which of the new skins each player is interested in.
At its simplest, players can download 1 character skin for $2.49 (€2,49 or £1,74) if they are looking to get a new look for their one favorite, but for those interested in multiple there are a variety of bundles combining a few together. The bundles available for $5.99 (€5,99 or £4,49) each are:
Green and Mean – with skins for Froggy G (Grandmaster Splash), Gnaw (Bumble Gnaw) and Derpl Zork (Hotrod Derpl)
Past from the Past – with skins for Voltar (Disco Voltar), Leon Chameleon (Mousquetiere Leon) and Yuri (Kosmonaut Yuri)
Tropical Thunder – with skins for Lonestar (Officer Lonestar), Coco (Coco Hawaii) and Clunk (Replaceable Clunk)
Additionally, players interested in all the skins can download the Costume Party bundle for $14.99 (€14,99 or £11,99) that will grant the player all nine.
Not sure if the prices are worth it from the picture up top? Players can check out the full gallery just below to see all the different skins better, or better yet check out the video embedded below that shows all the skins in action.
Are you a football fan? Well so are the Fifa 13 developers and they are committed to making Fifa 13 truer to the spirit of football than ever before. The main thing that Fifa is bringing to the table for the 2013 version? Unpredictability. EA has really focused on trying to improve Fifa and push it further into the realistic feel and get the players and how you can control them to feel more genuine than ever before.
Check out the interview below with EA Sports’ Vice President and Executive Producer Kaz Makita and Takahiko Yamashita that goes into the way that Fifa 13 is planning to be even more genuine than ever. We also talk to them about where Fifa 13 is going in the future, along with even more features that might be brought on later on, and just what they think Fifa 13 has over its competitors.
Fifa 13 is coming out September 27, 2012 on Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Wii U, PC, Wii, Playstation 2, Playstation Vita, Nintendo 3DS, PSP and iOS. For more info on Fifa 13 when it comes out make sure to keep tuned to Capsule Computers.
Make sure to check out the rest of our TGS 2012 coverageHERE!
Hello everyone, this is Benjamin “LinkageAX” Webb, host of the podcast and I’m calling out all of you. Every single one of you. I’m calling you all out for listening to this dribble. You should all be ashamed of yourselves. So definitely stop listening to us right now… I mean it. Really. Please don’t.
Cast: Luke Halliday, Travis Bruno and Dustin Spencer; hosted by: Benjamin Webb.
Music for this podcast is from: Breath of Fire.
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We’ve always heard what’s gone on inside Dexter’s head, now we’ll hear wat goes inside the people behind Dexter.
The official Dexter Facebookpage has announced that this season will see the launch of the very first official Dexter podcast. The podcast is set to include members of the writing staff as well as the producers, and fans can send in questions to ask by posting them on the official Facebook page.
Judging by the post (see picture below) it appears the first episode will be based upon last season’s final episode, before the new season premiere. The new season is set to premiere on September 30, 9PM on Showtime.
A brand new trailer has been released for Tokyo Game Show 2012 for Injustice: Gods Among Us. While there isn’t much new shown in this trailer an interesting voice is heard in the beginning….Kevin Conroy as Batman. While Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment havn’t exactly come out and confirmed it yet, it’s pretty damn obvious it’s the acclaimed voice actor from the cartoon series.
Furthermore, it has been announced Injustice: Gods Among Us will be hoitting retail stores worldwide that April 2013 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U. So save your pennies, cause this is one fighting title you do NOT want to miss out on.
Is your body ready for the sheer manly badassery that embodies the anime adaptation of Hirohiko Araki’s infamous sprawling manga series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure? Well of course you’re not you pathetic beast, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try with all the power of za warudo!
