If you're still playing EndWar ; still kicking butt; still skirmishing; still owning all who stand in your way, then there's good news for you veteran game-players because Ubisoft has released a new Veteran Map Pack that features some brand new challenges.
Will Kojima Sacrifice Quality For Multiplatform?
PSXE writes: So we all know that Hideo Kojima will reveal his new project at E3 in June, and we're anxiously anticipating the unveiling. However, it seems to be a commonly accepted theory that this new title will be made for both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Historically, Kojima has always sided with Sony's brand but he has admitted that he'd like to see his studio appeal more to the Western masses, and considering that, it would make sense to include the 360 in their future plans. But as we've said before that if a developer wishes to focus entirely on the PS3, they can make better strides (just look at the current and future PS3 exclusives), we have a question: if Kojima does a multiplatform game, will it fall short of the quality we saw in MGS4? Would he even allow that to happen?
Ubisoft's Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars Available in Stores Now
Today Ubisoft announced that Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars – The Director's Cut is on shelves in North American stores now on the Wii and the Nintendo DS
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