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The Mad Max game has a new trailer from Avalanche. The game is out in 2015.
The open world sandbox game was originally slated for a 2014 release on PC, as well as recent and last-gen PlayStation and Xbox games consoles.
In Mad Max, relating to the trailer, you can modify your combat motor vehicle in order to survive the wasteland as "cars are key to survival".
Expect to have the game on PC, PlayStation 3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One next year sometime.
When Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes released last month in March, every platform version had an exclusive mission. Hideo Kojima released today that these missions would become accessible on either platforms as of May 1. This means Xbox users will be able to play the De Ja Vu mission, and PlayStation gamers will have access to Jamais Vu. The dlc will appear as a patch, free of charge.
Dragon Fin Soup is explained as a SNES-Design turn-based mostly role-playing game, with Fakelike elements, for PC and PlayStation (PS4, PS3, Vita) hardware. And it's almost reached its $24K target on Kickstarter.
It's a colourful, eye-catching and creatively charming game with a story mode (like a normal RPG) and success mode (permadeath).
Turns are taken concurrently with enemies, making things a bit more hectic, and there's fishing, crafting, gathering, story missions, randomly generated quests, loads of locations, 20 equipment slots and a lot of statistics!
It's all heavily inspired by fairy tales, specifically Robin Hood, hence the Red Robin main charater - a "cheerful alcoholic making her living as a bounty hunter".
Even the developer, Grimm Bros., has a touch of fairy tale about it, and is formed of five professional devs.
"It turns out that stopping bullets in a first-person shooter is a ton of fun"
Upcoming Battlefield 4 DLC will feature the addition of a ballistic shield.
The two-handed shield will serve as mobile cover in the Dragon's Teeth expansion pack, which is set to focus on urban warfare.
Through a GDC session joined by Polygon, senior animator Ryan Duffin said DICE initially wanted to create a shield which players could use in combo with handguns. However, development schedules and last-gen hardware memory constraints meant the feature couldn't be implemented. Instead, players will be able to melee with the shield, which has an attack range of about one metre.
Duffin said there was "a lot of resistance" to the shield at first, "but the more we assessed it, the more we realised it was a better feature. It turns out that stopping bullets in a first-person shooter is a ton of fun. We're confident that it will generate a new dynamic for the game."
Dragon's Teeth is the fourth of five prepared Battlefield 4 expansions due for release by the summer of 2014. They can be pre-purchased as part of the £39.99 / $50 Battlefield Premium registration offering. The other four expansions are Second Assault, China Rising, Naval Affect and Final Stand.
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