Video Games News Updates PART-3

Sony reveals high PSN, digital Vita game sellers for April 2012

Sony has taken the wraps off the most recent PSN sales chart, revealing punters are going gaga for Ubisoft’s survival title I’m Alive. Despite obtaining a mixed crucial reception, the sport – that was 1st unveiled as a retail product at E3 2009 – topped the charts last month. Snapping at its heels is that game company’s mesmerizing artsy romp Journey, followed by Skull ladies, The Walking Dead: Episode one and therefore the House of the Dead four. Over on the PS One chart, it’s all concerning sq. and Capcom, with Final Fantasy and Resident Evil ruling the roost, whereas PS Vita title Escape arrange and Pinball Arcade prove the foremost in style among homeowners of Sony’s new handheld. Overall, it’s quite list – take care to hit the link for the total factor.

Saints Row four seems on Volition dev's resume

If you’re in the slightest degree stunned by the very fact Saints Row four seems to be in development – a minimum of per a LinkedIn profile from a Volition dev – then you clearly haven’t been being attentive. Before The Third even shipped publisher THQ had been teasing concerning the prospect of a follow-up, with the company’s Danny Billson all however confirming Saints Row four was within the works, and what’s additional, he had a reasonably sensible plan of how it’d pan out. Positive enough, the sport has cropped up on a LinkedIn profile, and most apparently, it’s listed for current-generation platforms – particularly, PS3, PC and 360. A next-gen Saints Row is actually vital for the publisher – in any case, the series is currently the company’s biggest-selling IP – however it appears THQ is keen to urge another sequel out the door before this crop of hardware runs out of steam. Quite how they’re aiming to high the absurdity of The Third remains to be seen, however if suggests that we will batter additional unsuspecting members of the general public with outsized dildo bats, then count us in. E3 reveal perhaps? It’s not possible. For more news visit the site http://bit.ly/J1WWJU

South Park: the sport delayed, Devil’s Third dropped by THQ

The delays keep it up returning on, with THQ revealing its shoved South Park into early 2013. Like Tomb Raider and Bios hock: Infinite, the action-RPG was originally penciled in for a late 2012 unleash, though it’ll currently surface between January and March of next year. Disappointingly, the publishing behemoth additionally announced its dropped Devil’s Third from its line-up, citing the very fact it isn’t possible to show a profit and so doesn’t slot in with the company’s portfolio. A pity, as a result of the Tomonobu Itagui-fronted auctioneer was wanting pretty meaty, and has clearly fallen from a similar inventive tree of Bayonets and Shadows of the Damned for its splendidly Japanese idiosyncrasies. These days, it appears increasingly evident that unless you’re a triple-A juggernaut you don’t very stand a lot of probability of succeeding, that to our ears could be a terribly depressing state of affairs. There’s speak that Devil’s Third is also picked up by another publisher, therefore let’s keep our fingers crossed.