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James, Neil and Gary discuss the hidden gems in the next few month's upcoming releases, the titles that you shouldn't miss - and a few that you really should.
Included in this episode are:
Deus Ex: Human RevolutionDriver: San FranciscoWarhammer 40,000 Space MarineX-Men DestinySpider-Man: Edge of TimeIco and Shadow of the ColossusBattle Vs ChessGoldeneye 007 ReloadedDark SoulsRageAce Combat: Assault HorizonSkylanders: Spyro’s AdventureResident Evil: Operation Raccoon City
This week, James, Neil and Gary discuss the latest gaming headlines including:
Sony's Gamescom announcements
NCsoft's new MMO Wildstar
New Wii announced
EA limits Old Republic launch stock
Activision calls for end to EA feud
Road Rash and Desert Strike returning?
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This week, Neil, James and the always outspoken Gary Blower continue our discussion about physical discs and downloadable games. What does our resident collector have to say about all this? How does cloud gaming and game streaming factor into it?
Plus we read out your thoughts on the matter. If you have anything to add, contact us at [email protected], Twitter.com/GameBurst or Facebook.com/GameBurst.
This week, James, Neil and Gary discuss the latest gaming headlines including:
July sales decline, August expected to be worse
Analysts predict game sales to be at an all-time low as the quiet summer continues. Should we be worried, or is this all part of the console cycle?
Sony to replace riots' victim's PSP
Ashraf Haziq had his PSP stolen by rioters and Sony has promised to replace it - good on 'em, we say!
Team Bondi goes under
Things go downhill for the LA Noire developers are rumours of bankruptcy emerge and they're picked up by the man who made Mad Max.
OnLive UK launch dated
Cloud gaming is only a month away, but is any of the team interested? And Gary tells us how fast our download speeds really are.
Nintendo should go to mobiles, say Analysts
If you've got $10bn in cash reserves just sitting there, apparently the Pokemon version of Tap Tap Revenge just doesn't cut it.
Syndicate reboot rumoured for Gamescom reveal
It's been a long time coming, but we could only be days away from finally seeing the return of Syndicate. Yay!
This week, Lewis, Neil and James discuss the balance between physical discs and downloadable games. Which do we prefer? Which is the most convenient, and what does that convenience cost? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each format?
Once you've heard our thoughts, why not chip in with yours? Contact us at [email protected], Twitter.com/GameBurst or Facebook.com/GameBurst.
James, Neil, Gary and friend of the show Richard "Major Lag" Portchmouth discuss the latest gaming headlines, including:
Nintendo 3DS price cut
The week's most surprising news is that Nintendo is lowering the trade price of the 3DS, meaning retailers are likely to knock it down to £130. But what message is this sending?
Skyrim to have 'bigger', 'complete package' DLC
Bethesda says we can expect Skyrim DLC releases akin to those of Fallout 3 and Rockstar's games. And that's made the pimp of Tamriel very happy...
Average XBLA price on the rise
Microsoft admits that the average price of Xbox Live Arcade games has risen over the past few years, but that gamers are more than happy to pay for them. Does the team agree?
Armageddon for Red Faction
THQ axes the Red Faction franchise after poor financial results and disappointing sales of it's recent release, Armageddon. But that's okay - Gary's more interested in Saints Row.
Riccitiello: The console cycle has gone forever
EA CEO Jon Riccitiello believes that the console cycle we've come to know has ended, thanks to the rise of mobile gaming and downloads. We discuss our thoughts on the future of consoles.
EA hopes to resolve Steam issues
A disagreement between Electronic Arts and Valve has seen the former's games removed from Steam. Who's in the right? Who will be the most affected? And does it even matter to gamers?
This month's quiz is very special: it's the very first GameBurst Listener Free-For-All.
Rather than having the usual formula of two teams pitted against each other in a battle of wits, we have four fans of GameBurst foolish enough to come on the show and try to take on the quiz themselves. And they're not allowed to work together, either. It's every man (and one woman) for themselves.
In the four corners we have Ben Walker, Phil Laidler, Matt Whetter and Marti Bennett. In the centre of the ring we have James, wielding the usual arsenal of In The News, Music Round, Mystery Questions and of course Defend the Indefensible.
Lewis, Neil and that bloke who doesn't check his facts discuss the latest gaming headlines and announcements, including:
Confusion over Wii U downloads.
GoldenEye Reloaded confirmed.
Sony working on virtual reality.
Mega Man Legends 3.
Microsoft: Our first-party games are the best.
Activision reinventing Guitar Hero.
Pre-orders begin for Star Wars: The Old Republic.
All this and more on the latest GameBurst News.
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