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Re-Watch Super Bowl Video Game Ads

Written By Kom Limpulnam on Senin, 02 Februari 2015 | 21.50

Actor Liam Neeson in the Clash of Clans Super Bowl ad

Last night's Super Bowl XLIX was stuffed with commercials. Some were great, and others were kind of strange. But we're not here to debate the creative merits of the ads, which cost as much as $4.5 million for 30 seconds. There were actually a few commercials for video games, and if you missed them, we've collected them below, along with the new spot for Jurassic World, because it was pretty great.

Notably, all the video game ads this year were for free-to-play mobile games, not console titles. A sign of the death of console games? That seems like a stretch. One explanation could simply come down to timing. After all, the new release slate in February is quite light, with new releases like Evolve and The Order: 1886 leading the way. And those are new IPs, too, not established franchises that would be more likely to resonate with the 100 million-plus people who watched the Super Bowl.

Clash of Clans:

Game of War: Fire Age

Heroes Charge:

Pac-Man (the theme of a Bud Light commercial)

Jurassic World:


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Hotwire Will Be BF: Hardline's Signature Mode

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How Classes are Different in the Battlefield Hardline Beta

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  8. The Gist - 4 Remakes Worth Your Time in 2015
  9. Hotwire Will Be BF: Hardline's Signature Mode
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Battlefield Hardline's Development Is Being Directly Influenced By YouTubers

In an interview with GameSpot, Battlefield Hardline senior producer Scott Probst described a player feedback program called "Game Changers". The program includes YouTubers, influential Battlefield community members, fans of competing first-person shooters such as Call of Duty, as well as general fans of first-person shooters. "At the end of the day, it's an accurate representation of our fan-base," says Probst.

Members of the Game Changers program were invited to Visceral Games' studio to participate in multiple, day-long playtesting sessions over the course of Hardline's development.

"They've been key to our success," said Probst. "They gave us very, very clear feedback on what they really like, what they really didn't like, what they'd like to see changed. And they've been working with the team even outside of their individual visits to the studio. They've gotten on email and fired away tons of thoughts."

They've been key to our success.

Scott Probst, senior producer

Probst said programs like Game Changers are useful for collecting feedback on maps and game modes that aren't included in open beta versions of the game: "We've tuned a lot of specific game modes according to their feedback to make sure these things are going to serve the Battlefield community the way we want them to."

YouTubers who attended these playtest sessions were permitted to capture footage of Hardline, with resulting videos conforming to the EA Ronku sponsored video program.

YouTuber "jackfrags" describes his experience participating in the Game Changers program in the video below.


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Watch Star Citizen Devs Talk Wormholes, In-Game AR, and Much More

Written By Kom Limpulnam on Minggu, 01 Februari 2015 | 21.51

Last week, Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games held its 2015 Town Hall presentation at PAX South, where it discussed various aspects of the space sim at length. Yesterday, Cloud Imperium uploaded videos of the presentation to YouTube, where you can watch the developers discuss the game's wormholes, persistent universe, and much more.

In the first part of the persistent universe presentation (above), you can see some early NPC character models, and early concept footage of what jump point navigation will look like. It also includes footage of Star Citizen's in-game AR, MobiGlas. It's a functional, contextual interface solution for shopping, accessing information, and any other part of the game where you'd need a menu or head-up display (HUD). You can read an exhaustive explanation of the team's plan for MobiGlass on Star Citizen's website.

Overall there's around six hours Star Citizen talk, which you can find in the links below

Star Citizen, which is already the most successful crowdfunded project in history, is now closing in on $72 million, up from $70 million just a week ago.

For more on Star Citizen and Roberts himself, check out part one and part two of GameSpot's interview with the legendary designer.


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Square Enix's Project Code Z Is a New, PS4-Exclusive Spelunker

A new Spelunker game, Minna de Spelunker Z, is coming exclusively to the PlayStation 4, publisher Square Enix has announced.

Earlier this week, the Final Fantasy and Tomb Raider publisher launched a teaser website for an upcoming game with the working title "Project Code Z." Today, during the Tokaigi 2015 event in Japan, the company revealed that game is based on the original Spelunker, which was first released in 1983.

These days, you might better recognize Spelunker's gameplay from a more recent popular game it inspired, Spelunky. As you can see in the trailer above, much like Spelunky, Spelunker is a 2D platformer, where you venture into a cave, jump around, climb ropes, and collect treasure.

Minna de Spelunker Z is being developed by Tozai Games and will release in Japan on March 19. It will be free-to-play, and while it's not yet clear how Square Enix plans to monetize it, we can see an inventory system in the trailer where you can equip your character with different items and outfits.


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Twitch Hits 100 Million Monthly Viewers

Last year, Twitch hit the impressive milestone of 100 million unique viewers per month, the games streaming service has announced.

Twitch launched a little website yesterday highlighting that impressive number and other stats from 2014. Last year, the site also hit a peak of 1 million concurrent viewers, 11 million total videos broadcast per month, and 1.5 million unique broadcasters per month.

You can see the most impressive milestones in the image above, and check out the full 2014 report on Twitch's website. If nothing else, it help to explain why Amazon, which bought the company in August of last year, thought it was worth $1 billion.

Earlier this month, Twitch introduced Twitch Music, a library of 500 of pre-cleared, mostly EDM songs that streamers can use without having to worry about copyright infringement.


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Mario Maker May Launch Later Than We Expected

Mario Maker, the Wii U game that will allow players to create their own Mario levels, may arrive later than we've expected.

The game was scheduled to release in the first half of 2015 when it was first announced at E3 2014, and is still listed with that release window on Nintendo's site. However, Nintendo's recent earnings release for the nine-month period that ended on December 2014 includes a list of the company's upcoming games and launch dates, which now shows Mario Maker with the less specific release date of "2015."

Project Guard, legendary Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto's experimental tower-defense game that relies heavily on the Wii U gamepad, which was also scheduled to release in the first half of 2015, no has a "2015" release date as well.

For more on Project Guard, check out our hands-on impression of the game from E3, and for more on Mario Maker, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.


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Weekly Recap: Witcher 3 PS4/Xbox One Resolution, "Mind-Blowing" HoloLens Gaming

Written By Kom Limpulnam on Sabtu, 31 Januari 2015 | 21.50

(Some Of) The Big Stuff:

Witcher 3 1080p On PS4, 900p On Xbox One: After numerous rumors, resolution details for CD Projekt Red's open-world role-playing game have finally been confirmed. The Polish developer announced this week that the game will run in 1080p/30fps on PlayStation 4 and 900p/30fps on Xbox One. The Witcher 3 launches this May.

Microsoft CEO Talks "Mind-Blowing" HoloLens Gaming Potential: CEO Satya Nadella this week talked about the company's new HoloLens augmented reality platform, teasing that it could have major implications for gaming. While Microsoft isn't talking specifics just yet, Nadella said: "Just imagine what is possible with Minecraft. Gaming truly is a valuable part of millions of people's lives and Microsoft will excel and increase our lead."

Read Nintendo's Response To Kid's Super Mario Bros. 4 Pitch: Here's a nice, heartwarming story to read over the weekend. An 11-year-old sent Nintendo a pitch for Super Mario Bros., which comprised a 13-page document with character descriptions and hand-drawn art. Nintendo declined to use his ideas, but wrote a compassionate, warm reply. D'awwww. Read the full reply here.

The Other Stuff (Stories We Like, But Didn't Cover With a Standalone Post):

PC MMO Star Trek Online has celebrated another milestone. This week, the game, developed by Cryptic Studios, celebrated its fifth anniversary. To celebrate, Cryptic and publisher Perfect World announced an in-game Anniversary Event (Jan. 28-Feb. 26), which will feature a new story episode highlighting Garrett Wang and Denise Crosby.

New DLC is now available for Gearbox's Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. The Lady Hammerlock Pack expansion launched this week for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC, introducing a new character--Lady Hammerlock--as well as a new weapon (sniper rifle) and a new skill called Cold As ice. You can buy the expansion today for $10.

How do all the Mario games fit together, in terms of an overall timeline? While Nintendo hasn't answered the question, one fan now has, creating this video (and this image timeline) explaining what he thinks is the correct chronological order. Check it out.

Uken Studios this week launched its latest mobile game, Titans, for iPhone and iPad as a free download. Haven't heard of Titans? Based on an original IP, Titans is a real-time card battle game that puts players into a fantasy world that has been conquered by an evil nation. You play a Master Alchemist and must forge an army to fight back. You can download the game today here.

Organizers of this year's Game Developers Choice Awards this week announced the first two special award winners for the year. The Ambassador Award, which honors someone who is actively involved in helping games "advanced to a better place" through advocacy or action is going to Brenda Romero. Meanwhile, the Pioneer Award, given to a person who has achieved breakthrough technology and game design milestones, will be given to Elite creator David Braben. Romero and Braben will accept the honors as part of the Game Developers Choice Awards on March 4 in San Francisco.

From the folks at Game Informer comes this wonderful interview with Naughty Dog key creative developers about the challenges of writing Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. Grab a cup of coffee and watch the interview here. It will be worth it.

This fan-made Game of Thrones Miencraft world, WesterosCraft, continues to look amazing. This week, creators behind the project released a new video that shows the incredible progress they've made. Even if you aren't into Game of Thrones, this is still worth your attention.

The Game Awards, a new video game awards show from industry media veteran Geoff Keighley, will return in 2015 after the inaugural 2014 show. Keighley revealed the news on Twitter, saying he's already started putting together the event and will reveal more details this spring. What would you like to see from this year's show?

Science! New research from smart people at UC Davis says that gamers who play sports- and health-oriented video games are likely to try harder of they play with a trim avatar compared to a heavier one. You can read a summary of the research from Polygon.

En Masse Entertainment this week announced that MMO Tera is getting a guild housing system next month. Called the "Skycastle" system, Tera's housing system will come to the game via its next major content update that is currently scheduled to arrive February 25. In addition to the housing system, the update introduces a new 5v5 PvP Battleground, and a new airship dungeon, among other things.

The Irrational Games Store has been updated with a new item: BioShock shot glasses. The four glasses are focused on plasmids Electro Bolt, Incinerate, Insect Swarm, and Telekinesis. Buy the four-pack today for $20.

The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences this week announced the full list of speakers for this year's DICE Awards, which will be held February 5 in Las Vegas. Without further ado...

  • Dr. Mike Capps, AIAS Board Member
  • Mark Cerny, PS4 Lead Architect, Cerny Games
  • Jessica Chobot, host, Nerdist News
  • Neil Druckmann, creative director, Naughty Dog
  • Richard Garriott de Cayeux, creative director, Portalarium
  • Rich Hilleman, chief creative director, Electronic Arts
  • Min Kim, executive vice president, Nexon Partners
  • Robin Hunicke, co-founder, Funomena
  • Alexey Pajitnov, Tetris creator
  • Ted Price, CEO and founder, Insomniac Games
  • Martin Rae, president, Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences
  • Jade Raymond, game developer
  • Chris Roberts, chief creative officer, Cloud Imperium Games
  • Brenda Romero, program director, UC Santa Cruz MS Games & Playable Media
  • John Romero, creative director, UC Santa Cruz MS Games & Playable Media
  • Glen Schofield, GM and co-founder, Sledgehammer Games
  • Chris Taylor, general manager, Wargaming Seattle
  • Nathan Vella, president, Capy Games
  • Ru Weerasuriya, chief executive and creative officer, Ready at Dawn Studios

Another DLC song is now available for dancing game Just Dance 2015. The track is Charli XCX's hit song "Boom Clap," which you can buy now on all platforms for $3.

Developer Little Orbit this week announced a new contest that invites players to design their own Adventure Time character for a chance to have it featured in the next Adventure Time game. Fans can now submit their artwork, along with a short character description, to Little Orbit for consideration. All you need to do is email your design in a .jpg file no larger than 5MB to atcontest@littleorbit.com. The contest closes February 17.

Want to try out upcoming Alone in the Dark game, Alone in the Dark: Illumination, ahead of its release later this year? If you do, you're in luck, as publisher Atari this week announced that anyone who pre-buys the PC game will gain entry to its beta testing period right away. Pre-buy the game today on Steam for $30.

PC shooter Block N Load developer Jagex this week announced a new skin for the character Nigel. The character skin is called "Old Scroll Nigel," and it's meant to showcase a "youthful" version of Nigel. The new skin is available now for anyone who bought the Fully Loaded Edition of Block N Load. Jagex has also this week released two new maps for Block N Load: The Last Bastion and Shuko Style. Check out Block N Load today on Steam.

League of Legends developer Riot Games this week released a free album of music based on the immensely popular PC game, featuring the new Amumu track, "The Curse of the Sad Mummy." You can listen to the album and buy it here. Alternatively, it's also available through iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify.

Super Smash Bros. Kazoo Cover. Need I say more? Enjoy.

Valve announced on Monday a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament will be held at upcoming European gaming tournament ESL One Katowice 2015. The top qualifying teams will battle it out March 12-15 for a prize pool of $250,000. For more, check out: http://blog.counter-strike.net/

Here's a pretty good deal for WWE 2K fans. The latest game in the series, WWE 2K15, is now available through Walmart and Amazon for $40 across all platforms.

Have questions about The Elder Scrolls Online's recent announcement that the online game is dropping mandatory subscriptions? You're in luck, as developers from Zenimax Online Studios answered loads of questions about the business model change on Reddit. Read the full thing here.

Here are NBA logos as video game characters. We won't waste your time: click here to see them all. They are great. Enjoy.

Have a great weekend!


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COD: AW Exo Zombies - GameSpot Plays

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