With free demo included
Today Capcom announced that Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D will come with a Resident Evil Revelations demo, but when can UK gamers get their hands on the multiplayer monster mash? As soon as 17th June, according to ratings board BBFC.Date archives for March, 2011
March 28th, 2011
BBFC Slaps 17th June Date on Resident Evil: Mercenaries
17:00 at nintendolife.com
Cheap UK Kinects Down to Retailers, Not Microsoft
15:15 at kinectaku.com
Price-cutting continues
Kinect launched in the UK with a recommended retail price of £129.99, but with Christmas long gone the sensor's price has started slowly slipping: in February we saw Tesco selling Kinect for £99.99, with Game not far behind at £104.99. Initial speculation suggested that Microsoft had reduced the price of Kinect to retailers, allowing them to pass on the discount to consumers, but it now appears the price cuts are entirely retailers' decisions.Metacritic Career Ratings Pit Aonuma Versus Miyamoto
15:00 at nintendolife.com
But who wins?
Love it or loathe it, Metacritic is here to stay. The site collates review scores for thousands of films, TV shows and of course video games, but while the site is the source of plenty of debate it has given rise to an entertaining pastime: Metacritic Top Trumps.Nintendo Clarifies Stance on Garage Developers
13:00 at nintendolife.com
Loves them really
There was something of a storm in a teacup around Reggie Fils-Aime's recent comments that Nintendo isn't interested in garage developers. As long-time fans of WiiWare and DSiWare will know, some of the services' better titles have originated from semi-professional coders or small development teams. Now Nintendo of America's director of PR Marc Franklin has stepped in to explain the company's feelings on the matter.12:35 at twitter.com
Today I'm coming to you live from my new PC. It looks like a chunk of the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey, only with more disk drives.
Nintendo Download: 28th March 2011 (North America)
12:15 at nintendolife.com
No new WiiWare this week
We often talk about rarities in the Nintendo Download, but here's a truly surprising event: this week's download sees no new WiiWare title available for download. There's a pair of demos, two DSiWare titles and no Virtual Console outing, making a pretty underwhelming week for those with Nintendo Points.WiiWare Demos
Dart Rage (JV Games, full game 600pts) — A playable version of those angry darts, this game actually isn't as terrible as its name might have you believe. Our Dart Rage review hits the bullseye, information-wise.Kinect Erotics is a Sexy, Sensual, Sensory Overload (NSFW)
11:30 at kinectaku.com
Translation: Bit steamy
Carnivals, pets, minigames: these are all fine uses for Kinect's limb-tracking ability, but when the kids have gone to bed you might want to play a slightly different kind of party game. Ubisoft recently caused a bit of a fuss with We Dare on PlayStation Move and Nintendo Wii, but it's nothing compared to the saucy happenings on Kinect title Kinect Erotics.11:29 at twitter.com
Awesome news! BBFC rates Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition for Xbox 360 (http://www.bbfc.org.uk/CDM255130)
Resident Evil: Mercenaries Comes Loaded with a Revelation
11:15 at nintendolife.com
Gory team shooter Resident Evil The Mercenaries 3D is set to show 3DS owners what their console can do when it's released in a few months, but it'll also give gamers a taste of more traditional Biohazard outing Resident Evil: Revelations in the form of an included playable demo.
March 27th, 2011
Review: Asphalt 3D
21:30 at nintendolife.com
Screeching fault
Gameloft’s racing series is something of a DS staple, with Asphalt: Urban GT launching with the original dual-screened console, a sequel, and then Asphalt 4 available on DSiWare. The French developer is certainly getting some mileage out of the Asphalt name, and now with the 3DS comes Asphalt 3D, a sadly middle-of-the-road affair that fails to impress.