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9. Evolve - Ready or Not Live Action Exclusive Trailer
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Evolve - Ready or Not Live Action Exclusive Trailer

I dont get why studios keep shovelling multiplayer games down our throats. I prefer single player campaigns or even local co-op to these "play with your friends" games. 

When I play video games its to get away from my friends, its the ultimate form of escapism, where I don't have to engage with the outside world. 

In anycase, I expect this game to be average at best, its certainly got a interesting premise, just as Destiny appeared to have, but I think this will just be another Destiny.  

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Strong PS4 Sales Help Sony Maintain Profit

Sony sold 6.4 million PlayStation 4s, and 1.1 million PlayStation 3s, between October and December to help push its quarterly game profits to $228 million.

The robust home console sales helped Sony's struggling electronics empire to record about $21 billion in revenue during the quarter, with profit coming in at about $1.5 billion. (Due to the Sony Pictures hack in December, its accounting teams were unable to complete the full report in time, which means these numbers are technically still forecasts).

Despite the game segment's strong performance overall, sales of PlayStation TV and the PS Vita continued to miss targets, with combined sales reaching 1.4 million. As such, Sony has announced a writedown on the value of those assets, to the tune of $93 million.

"This write-down was recorded because the latest forecast of PS TV unit sales does not reach our original forecast as a result of lower than expected unit sales in the current quarter," Sony said.

Overall, the game segment revenue came in at about $4.4 billion, which means the PlayStation business now accounts for about a fifth of Sony's entire business.

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Take-Two CEO Talks GTA 5 Sales, Evolve DLC Controversy

During Tuesday's earnings call from Take-Two Interactive, the publisher's chief executive Strauss Zelnick fielded questions about Grand Theft Auto V's 45 million sales, as well as the controversy surrounding the extensive DLC pipeline for upcoming monster-hunting game, Evolve.

Regarding GTA V sales, Zelnick was asked how many of the 10 million copies shipped on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are repeat buyers versus new players. Zelnick said it's a tough number to pin down exactly, but explained that it's probably a fair mix of the two.

He also said during the call that, even after 45 million units sold worldwide, GTA V still has an opportunity to grow further

"There are 45 million units sold, but there are billions of people on the face of the earth," he said. "So we have plenty of room."

GTA V sales are likely to balloon further in March when the PC edition is released. In addition, the GTA series has historically enjoyed a long sales tail, with back-catalog titles selling strong long after their original release.

Also during the call, Zelnick responded to a question about Evolve's DLC program, which has drawn much conversation and debate recently. Zelnick, like developer Turtle Rock before him, defended the game in general, adding that "all signs" are pointing to a successful release for the title next week.

"You're right, there was some controversy stirred up by an online post," Zelnick said to an analyst. "And I guess controversy generally speaking is a good thing. People can argue about the business model [but] I think we're delivering a fantastic title that's well worth what consumers will pay for it. All signs are extraordinarily positive. I never like to claim success before it's occurred--this looks to be a good news event, I'm going to leave it at that, and hopefully during our next call we'll have great news to report."

Zelnick went on to point out that Evolve won Game of Show awards at both E3 and Gamescom in 2014.

"The buzz [for Evolve] is massive, so we'll wait until consumers tell us what they think," Zelnick said.

The Evolve release date is February 10 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

For more on Take-Two's latest earnings report, see the stories below.

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Canceled "Driver 5" Concept Art Emerges

New details about a never-before-seen and ultimately canceled Driver racing game have emerged. Unseen 64, a well-sourced sleuthing site, has dug up details on "Driver 5," a racing game in the works for a short time at Sonic & All-Stars Racing studio Sumo Digital.

The game was apparently going to be published by Ubisoft in early 2011 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii. This was likely the game Ubisoft referenced in a financial forecast back in 2010.

Driver 5 reportedly entered pre-production around that time. Sumo, a third-party studio, previously worked on Driver '76 for the PSP, so the studio had an understanding of the series.

Concept artist Christian Bravery was tapped to create concept art for Driver 5. You can see one of his creations above, and more over at Unseen 64.

Driver 5 reportedly never made it out of pre-production, as Ubisoft chose to drop Sumo Digital as a partner and instead give the game to Ubisoft Reflections. That studio ultimately went on to make Driver: San Francisco.

Based on the concept art, it appears that Sumo's vision for Driver 5 was going to include destructible environments of some kind. That's not altogether surprising, as Sonic & All-Stars Racing also featured environments that fell apart over time.

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PS4, Xbox One, PC Getting 1930s-Inspired Noir Horror Game White Night Soon

1930s-inspired noir horror game White Night, created by former Alone in the Dark developers, is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on March 3, developer OSome Studio has announced.

Set in Boston in the 1930s, White Night is described as an "old-school survival horror adventure" that features a unmistakable black-and-white film noir look.

"We wanted to create something that people would enjoy, but also something that would stand out as unusual and refreshing in today's survival horror landscape," OSome Studio co-founder and creative director Ronan Coiffec said on the PlayStation Blog.

"That meant revisiting the themes that made classic horror games like the original Alone in the Dark so gripping: mature storytelling, strong characters, compelling environments, and equal respect for tension and terror," he added. "White Night is a good old ghost story full of mystery, poetry, alchemy, and suspense."

Like many horror games before it, White Night is set in a creepy deserted mansion.

To get inspired, Coiffec and his team listened to jazz music from the 1930s, pored over black-and-white films of the era, and even rented a real mansion in Normandy where the team stayed for a week to "steep ourselves in the setting."

For more, check out the trailer above and the image gallery below.

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PlayStation Now Adds Uncharted 2, God of War 2, and More

Sony on Tuesday released five new PlayStation 3 titles for its game-streaming service PlayStation Now. The handful of new games, which include Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and God of War II, are available in North America only.

PlayStation Now users now have access to a library of 109 titles in all, and that's set to grow further still in the months ahead.

The five new games released for PlayStation Now on February 3 are:

Not interested in any of those? Sony also said it plans to add new titles to PlayStation Now every month, including blockbuster games, indie titles, and "everything in between." The company has not yet announced March's games.

PlayStation Now, which is now available across PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation TV, and select Bravia TVs, allows users to rent single titles or buy into a subscription plan for unlimited streaming.

For more on PlayStation Now, check out GameSpot's review.

Are you using PlayStation Now? How are you liking the experience? Let us know in the comments below!

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$180 Mortal Kombat X Collector's Edition Comes With Scorpion Statue

It's a big day for Mortal Kombat X fans, as Warner Bros. and NetherRealm Studios released a new 1080p/60fps trailer (above) and detailed the fighting game's various collector's editions.

There are four limited-edition bundles, the priciest of which is the Mortal Kombat X Kollector's Edition. This bundle sells for $180 and includes a Scorpion Statue, steelbook case, comic book, and various in-game items.

All four special bundles, some of which are exclusive to Amazon and GameStop, are available now for pre-order in North America.

Further, all pre-orders for Mortal Kombat X unlock the fighter Goro. The Mortal Kombat X release date is April 14 for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PC.

As for the new trailer, it shows off newly confirmed fighter Ermac and one of the game's new stages. Be sure to select the 1080/60fps option to see it in full HD.

See below for full details about the four Mortal Kombat X bundles, with descriptions courtesy of Warner Bros.

Mortal Kombat X: Kollector's Edition ($150, available everywhere):

• Exclusive Scorpion figurine and Certificate of Authenticity, designed by Coarse. Coarse has been recognized in Collector and Designer figure communities for their artistic approach, dedication to detail, and unique storytelling through sculpture.
• In-game Gold Scorpion Skin, inspired by the Coarse figurine
• The Kombat Pack, which includes access to four add-on playable characters from Klassic Kombatants to Iconic guest characters
• Available for PlayStation4 and Xbox One

Mortal Kombat X Kollector's Edition ($180, available only at Amazon):

• Scorpion Statue
• Exclusive Steel Pack and Steel Card
• Mortal Kombat X: Blood Ties Comic Book Volume 1
• In-game Gold Scorpion Skin
• The Kombat Pack
• Available for PS4 and Xbox One

Mortal Kombat X Premium Edition ($90, available via download only):

• The Kombat Pack
• Available for PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC

The Mortal Kombat X Limited Edition ($95, available at GameStop only):

• Exclusive Scorpion Skin - this skin design, inspired by the Cold War, is a collaboration between NetherRealm Studios and a fan artist from the MKKollective.com.
• The Kombat Pack
• Available for PS4 and Xbox One

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Re-Watch Super Bowl Video Game Ads

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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