Battlefield 3: Aftermath is the 4th downloadable content DLC Pack and will be released on Xbox 360 for Premium Subscribers on November 27th 2012 (today). It will be released for the general public, that is those who are not subscribers, on December 18th 2012.
The first DLC Pack was called Back to Karkand, and was released last December. That was followed by Closer Quarters way back in June 2012, and finally Armored Kill this past September.
This video tells you more about the DLC and what to expect from it.
Battlefield 3 Aftermath will be followed up by the final DLC (most likely), called "End Game", which will be released in March 2013.
Aftermath is the fourth DLC Pack following the previous releases of Armored Kill in September, Close Quarters in June and Back to Karkand last December. Aftermath will be followed by End Game in March of 2013.
Hitman 5 or Hitman Absolution's release date is November 20th 2012, and it's debut is quickly approaching! It will also be released on Xbox 360 and PS3. This game marks the 5th installment in the long-running and cult-favorite Hitman stealth-action series.
The following "Introducing Hitman Absolution" series of videos gives players an indepth look at what to expect from Square Enix and IO Interactive's latest epic opus, a re-imagining and rebirth of the popular Hitman series that first hit the scene way back in 2000. 13 years ago! :O
Introducing Hitman Absolution Video #1 - Introducing Agent 47
Created entirely from original gameplay moments, INTRODUCING Agent 47 is dedicated to showing the richness, depth and possibilities surrounding the living and breathing world of Hitman: Absolution - powered by IO Interactive's all-new proprietary Glacier 2 engine and technology, elavating the series to all-new heights! This game will be more accessible to new players than previous games, and this first installment introduces us to the bald-headed main character of the series, Agent 47.
This Halo 4 Quicklook shows off the single-player campaign and what to expect from the new multiplayer modes from one of this year's biggest games, Halo 4.
Halo 4 was officially released exclusively for Xbox 360 on November 6 2012, same day as the U.S. election, and garnered extremely positive reviews along with high-praise from players and critics alike, and sold like hotcakes.
Additionally, here is the awesome Giantbomb Halo 4 Quick Look video.
A new season of Call of Duty Elite TV is coming with all-new content for subscribers to the service to enjoy. Here is a new trailer showing off what's to come and what to expect.
Consoles are dying. Right?! That's the case CNN makes in a new feature article that looks into why they think that videogame consoles are on the way out.
However, as always, you can make up your own decision on whether they are correct or not. I personally believe that consoles are NOT dying. Plenty of people prefer to play on a console rather than a PC, handheld, tablet or mobile device... only because this current generation has lasted so long and thus interest has waned over the years, are people now pulling the "dying" alarm bells. Besides, for how long have we heard these same sentiments regarding how the PC industry was dying or all but dead?
To quote from the article:
If console gaming were a first-person shooter, it would be taking heavy fire right now. A red hue would envelop the viewable screen from all sides, an ominous sign of spilled blood. Or worse, near-death. Despite this, Nintendo will release its new Wii U console on November 18, ushering in the eighth and possibly last generation of traditional home consoles as we know them. Consider this: Dedicated gaming sales — including living-room consoles and handhelds — are in the midst of a four-year tailspin. You might say that's because of a bad economy, but then you'd have to explain why movie revenue and cable TV subscriptions have largely stayed the same. Or why music sales, gutted by online streaming and piracy, have held up better than slumping sales of console games. Or why the popularity of social, mobile and PC games have skyrocketed to unthinkable heights.
Modern Warfare 4 is officially in development let slip Bill Murray, the voice actor who will be reprising his role as Captain Price in this newest installment in the breakthrough Call of Duty FPS war franchise. And no, he is not the Hollywood comedian you're thinking of. It's unknown whether this game is in development for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC or for next-generation consoles. Given that the series is annual, it will probably hit by 2013 for 360, PS3, PC and possibly Wii U or other platforms. Here is an interview featuring Bill Murray on his character from Modern Warfare 2.
Apparently the actor didn't realize that the person he was speaking to was a videogame journalist who would pass on this information, thinking he was just a fan of the Call of Duty franchise (i.e., your average joe).
The exact quote went something like this:
"Yeah, on Monday I am off to meet Infinity Ward about the next game, Modern Warfare 4, I’m doing work on the sequel to Modern Warfare 3, it carries straight on and I only ever appear in the Modern Warfare games…"
Keep note that the wallpaper at top is Call of Duty 4 wallpaper, but if you look at it the right way it almost looks like it says "Modern Warfare 4 wallpaper" ;)
