By Anonymous on Jul 12, 2015 10:43 pm
 Amazon is selling the 500 GB Xbox One bundle with Halo: The Master Chief Collection for $349 with a free copy of Mortal Kombat X. Newegg's eBay account is offering the PS4 Last of Us Remastered bundle with a free controller and three months of PlayStation Plus for $400. Green Man Gaming's summer sale continues, offering discounted prices plus an additional 20 percent off when you use the promo code GMGSUM-MERSAL-E20OFF. Today's theme is games with quests, and with that code, you can get The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for $4, The Elder Scrolls Online for $12, or The Vanishing of Ethan Carter for $8. Both Elder Scrolls games come with a "free mystery game," as do a few others. Amazon has a new (partially hidden) discount program for Prime members. At least a few games are currently included, such as Batman: Arkham Knight for $50 (Xbox One/PS4), Madden NFL 16 for $50 (Xbox One/PS4), and Splatoon for $53. You won't see the lower price until you add the item to your cart and proceed to checkout. You can preorder a number of games through Dell and receive either a $15 or $25 gift card: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain ($25), Mad Max ($15), Rory McIlroy PGA Tour ($15), and Until Dawn ($15). If you think Rory McIlroy PGA Tour might inspire you to play the real sport, Target is offering a 15-pack of golf balls with the purchase of the game. Today, July 12, is the last day to get $150 in credit toward an Xbox One or PS4 when you trade in select PS3 or Xbox 360 systems at GameStop. Below you'll find the rest of today's best deals divided by platform. PlayStation 4Get The Last of Us Remastered PS4 bundle for $350 at Newegg with promo code EMCAVAV79. At Newegg, you can get the PlayStation Silver wired headset for only $20 using promo code EMCAVAV85. Buying a PS4 at Best Buy this week gets you a free PlayStation Silver wired headset and allows you to save $5 on a 12-month PlayStation Plus subscription and $10 on a DualShock 4. Gamers Club Unlocked members can save $20 or more on a few PS4 games at Best Buy right now, including MLB 15: The Show for $16, The Order: 1886 for $16, and Bloodborne for $32. The PlayStation Store has a sale centered around superheroes going on. You can get Injustice: Gods Among Us for $12, Mortal Kombat X for $45, and more. Also on PSN, there's a sale on Destiny content, discounting the first two expansions to $15 each and the expansion pass to $25. Other PS4 game deals: The free PlayStation Plus games for July are now available and include Rocket League and Styx: Master of Shadows. Xbox OneWalmart is selling the Halo Master Chief Collection Xbox One bundle with a free second controller for $349. You also get a free copy of Watch Dogs or Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, or you can pay a bit more to replace it with Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition ($5), Need for Speed: Rivals - Complete Edition ($5), Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare ($20), or Batman: Arkham Knight ($30). Buy an Xbox One at GameStop and get a $40 gift card. Get a free copy of Assassin's Creed: Unity with the purchase of an Xbox One at the Microsoft Store (500 GB/1 TB). You can get the new model of Xbox One controller (equipped with a 3.5mm headset jack) with a $10 gift card for $60 at Newegg. Buy an Xbox One or Rory McIlroy PGA Tour and save $10 on an Xbox One controller at Best Buy. You can buy a year of Xbox Live Gold on eBay for $36. Alongside the usual Deals With Gold offerings, Microsoft has kicked off this summer's Xbox Ultimate Game Sale, discounting a wide variety of digital games. Check out the full list of everything on sale here. The first episode of Telltale's Game of Thrones series is free on Xbox Live, and the subsequent episodes are on sale as part of the aforementioned Ultimate Game Sale. Other Xbox One game deals: July's free Games With Gold games are now available and include Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. PCThe Humble Store has a Total War sale going on where you can get much of the series for cheap, including Attila for $30, Shogun 2 for $7.49, or the Grand Master Collection for $41. The latest Humble Bundle consists of a few games, but primarily focuses on game-making tools. The new Humble Weekly Bundle features Bohemia Interactive games like Arma 2 and its many mods (including DayZ), all of which you can get for just a few bucks. If you have a free Green Man Gaming account, you can access the VIP area of the site where you can find some nice deals, including SimCity for $10, Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin for $25, and Project Cars for $35. You can play Depth for free on Steam this weekend, and then pick it up for just $8.49. Zuma's Revenge is free on Origin. Other PC game deals: - Elite: Dangerous -- $40 (Steam)
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited -- $40 (Best Buy)
- Rogue Legacy -- $3 (Steam)
- Panzer Corps -- $10 (Steam)
- The Red Solstice -- $20 (Steam)
- Out of the Park Baseball 16 -- $20 (Steam)
- Skulls of the Shogun -- $5 (Steam)
- Master Reboot -- $6 (Steam)
- Bardbarian -- $1.19 (Steam)
- Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Master Collection -- $9.50 (Steam)
- Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Gold Edition -- $5 (Steam)
- Tropico 4 -- $8 (GOG)
- Tropico 4 Complete DLC Pack -- $5 (GOG)
- Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition -- $3.33 (GOG)
- Thief Gold -- $3.33 (GOG)
- Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver -- $2 (GOG)
- Batman: Arkham Origins -- $12 (Amazon)
- Diablo III -- $29 (Amazon)
- Diablo III: Reaper of Souls -- $25.62 (Amazon)
- StarCraft II: Battle Chest -- $33 (Amazon) / $24 (Best Buy)
- Tropico 5 -- $24 (Amazon)
- Dying Light -- $48 (Amazon) / $48 (Walmart)
- South Park: The Stick of Truth -- $18 (Amazon)
- Battlefield Hardline -- $33 (Amazon)
- Assassin's Creed Rogue -- $30 (Amazon)
- Evolve -- $29 (Amazon) / $35 (Best Buy)
- Watch Dogs -- $10 (Amazon) / $12 (Best Buy)
- Dragon Age: Inquisition -- $30 (Amazon) / $30 (Best Buy)
- Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag -- $16.44 (Amazon)
Wii UIf you don't mind a refurbished system, Nintendo's online store has a Wii U bundle with Nintendo Land for $200, or Nintendo Land and Super Mario 3D World for $225. The eShop has an indie game sale going on, discounting Shantae and the Pirate's Curse to $8, Guacamelee to $6, Runner 2 to $6, and more. - Bayonetta 2 -- $45 (GameStop)
- Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker -- $32.60 (Amazon) / $32.60 (Walmart)
- New Super Luigi U -- $20 (Nintendo Store)
- The Wonderful 101 -- $30 (Nintendo Store)
- Game & Wario -- $30 (Nintendo Store)
- ZombiU -- $9 (Best Buy)
- Rayman Legends -- $17 (Walmart)
- Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze -- $40 (Amazon)
- Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut -- $14.50 (Amazon)
- Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two -- $11.40 (Amazon)
- Hyrule Warriors -- $49 (Amazon)
- Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition -- $14 (Amazon)
- Watch Dogs -- $18 (Amazon)
- Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed -- $20 (Amazon)
- Scribblenauts Unlimited -- $16 (Amazon)
- Transformers Prime: The Game -- $12 (Amazon)
3DSGet a New 3DS XL for $180 at Newegg using the promo code EMCAVAV82. Walmart is offering a New 3DS XL bundle with Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and your choice of select Amiibo figurines for $239. This week's eShop sale features indie games like the Phoenix Wright games; you can get Dual Destinies for $17 or the Ace Attorney Trilogy for $22.49. Persona Q, meanwhile, is just $30. - Mario Party: Island Tour -- $26 (Amazon) / $24 (Best Buy)
- Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance -- $20 (Walmart)
- Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 - Record Breaker -- $42 (Amazon)
- Pokemon Alpha Sapphire -- $30 with bonus figure (Walmart)
- Pokemon Omega Ruby -- $30 with bonus figure (Walmart)
- Pokemon Y -- $30 (Amazon)
- Pokemon X -- $34 (Amazon)
- Steel Diver -- $8 (Best Buy)
- Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate -- $11.67 (Walmart)
- Scribblenauts Unlimited -- $8 (Best Buy)
- Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion -- $12.55 (Amazon)
- Code Name: Steam -- $26 (Amazon)
- Crosswords Plus -- $6 (Best Buy)
- Lego Marvel Super Heroes -- $15 (Amazon)
- Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars -- $22 (Amazon)
- Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed -- $23 (Amazon)
- Hometown Story -- $15 (Amazon)
PlayStation VitaThe PlayStation TV is available for $40 at Best Buy and GameStop . The PlayStation Store's superhero sale also includes some Vita games, including Injustice: Gods Among Us for $12, Mega Man Maverick Hunter X for $4, and Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate for $10. - God of War Collection -- $23 (Amazon)
- Persona 4: Golden -- $20 (Amazon)
- Gravity Rush -- $19 (Amazon)
- Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time -- $5 (Best Buy)
- Freedom Wars -- $15 (Amazon) / $15 (Best Buy)
- The Wolf Among Us -- $13 (Amazon) / $15 (Best Buy)
- Borderlands 2 -- $20 (Amazon) / $20 (Best Buy)
- The Walking Dead: Season Two -- $15 (Best Buy)
- Mind Zero -- $22 (Amazon)
- Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed -- $18 (Amazon)
- Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd -- $21.62 (Amazon)
- Xblaze Code: Embryo -- $20 (Amazon)
- Arcana Heart 3: Love Max -- $20 (Amazon)
- Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars -- $21.45 (Amazon)
- Resistance: Burning Skies -- $5 (Best Buy)
- Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational -- $10 (Amazon)
- 16GB Memory Card -- $39 (Amazon)
- 32GB Memory Card -- $67.32 (Amazon)
The free PlayStation Plus games for July are now available and include Geometry Wars 3 and Entwined. Hardware- PowerA Charging Station for Xbox One -- $30 (Best Buy)
- PDP PS4 Afterglow Kral Wireless Headset -- $70 (Best Buy)
- PDP Xbox One Afterglow Karga Wired Headset -- $70 (Best Buy)
- PlayStation 4 Camera -- $45 (Amazon) / $45 (Walmart)
- Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse -- $41 (Amazon)
- Logitech G502 Proteus Core Gaming Mouse -- $59.43 (Amazon)
- Logitech G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse -- $51 (Amazon)
- Logitech G700s Gaming Mouse -- $61 (Amazon)
- Wireless Xbox 360 Controller for Windows -- $39 (Amazon)
- Wired Xbox 360 Controller for Windows -- $27 (Amazon)
- Black Xbox One Wireless Controller -- $50 (Amazon)
- PlayStation Silver Wired Stereo Headset -- $26 (Amazon)
- Turtle Beach Ear Force PX22 Amplified Universal Gaming Headset -- $59 (Amazon)
- Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930 -- $93 (Amazon)
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By Anonymous on Jul 12, 2015 09:58 pm
The duration for which the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops III multiplayer beta will be exclusive to PlayStation 4 has been revealed. According to new marketing material for Black Ops III obtained by Charlie Intel, the multiplayer beta will be a "PlayStation exclusive" from launch on August 19 through August 23. Just five days. As for when the beta will begin after this point for Xbox One and PC, that remains to be seen. For its part, Activision has said that it will announce exact beta dates for all platforms soon. We have followed up with Activision for further information. We still don't know what the Black Ops III beta will consist of, but you can guarantee yourself a spot in it by preordering a physical or digital copy of the game. The beta will not be held on Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. The Black Ops III multiplayer beta coming first to PS4 is just one part of publisher Activision's new relationship with Sony. As part of the new Activision/Sony agreement, all Black Ops III DLC will launch first on PlayStation platforms. Previously, DLC came to Xbox platforms before other systems. In other Black Ops III news, Activision recently announced the first details on the game's new, 1940s noir-inspired Zombies mode, which stars actors Jeff Goldblum and Ron Perlman. The publisher also announced a $200 version of the game that comes with a working mini-fridge, but this premium edition quickly sold out. And just yesterday, Activision released a new trailer for Black Ops III's new "The Giant" Zombies map.
By Anonymous on Jul 12, 2015 09:30 pm
With E3 2015 done and dusted, we're all looking at what the future holds for games. But this year's expo focused on the immediate future--the games releasing this holiday season, and early next year. So what's in store for us beyond that? What could we be seeing at E3 2016? Here is everything that will likely take center stage, as well as a few blue-sky predictions of our own. Nintendo - A new console, mobile games, and ZeldaThe Nintendo Direct presentation during E3 2015 focused very specifically on its more immediate upcoming slate of games. With all of those to be released by the time E3 2016 rolls around, it holds that Nintendo is going to focus on what we've all been waiting to hear about: the new Nintendo NX console. If the rumours that it's to begin manufacturing this October, then it's likely the console will be playable at the show. We're also likely to hear about how Nintendo's quality of life initiative plays into the NX console strategy, with more concrete details about what it means for the games themselves. Beyond this, it's highly likely we'll get a deeper look at Nintendo's approach to making mobile games - specifically, how those games differ from Nintendo's usual first-party console and handheld strategy. On the games side, E3 2016 for Nintendo is going to be all about The Legend of Zelda for Wii U. Its absence this year practically makes its appearance next year a given. Because it's one of Nintendo's most beloved franchises, it can easily stand toe-to-toe with the reveal of a new Nintendo console and still have people excited to play it on the Wii U. Microsoft - A slim console, HoloLens, and Phantom DustMicrosoft unveiled a controller refresh at E3 2015 with the Xbox One Elite gamepad, so what we'd like to see next year is a console refresh. The Xbox One is the bulkiest and loudest of the current-gen platforms, and we wouldn't be surprised if the equivalent of an Xbox One Slim console design was announced. We can certainly expect more HoloLens announcements, and would be interested in seeing a game designed specifically for the augmented reality headset. As Microsoft announced that games such as Crackdown, Quantum Break, and Scalebound will be featured at Gamescom, the only remaining conspicuous absence this year was Phantom Dust. Considering its development troubles, could E3 2016 be the place to unveil a new developer and new direction for the game? We hope so. Sony - Morpheus, The Last Guardian, and Final Fantasy VIIAs the PlayStation 4 has already received an under-the-hood hardware refresh, it's highly unlikely we'll see the announcement of a new console model at E3 2016. Instead, it's more likely Sony's focus will be on the final, commercially-available version of Project Morpheus--including an announcement of the VR headset's price, release date, and compatible games. Though The Last Guardian's release date was announced this year as being 2016, given its history we should be conservative and expect that it'll be in the later half-which means we should get a much deeper look at it during next year's E3. It would also be a missed opportunity for both Sony and Square Enix not to show more of the Final Fantasy VII Remake--perhaps a first glimpse at some in-game footage? All The Sequels - Watch Dogs 2, Titanfall 2, Red Dead Redemption 2 From Ubisoft, we can practically assume that there'll be a new Assassin's Creed on show. But the publisher needs a big reveal to close its press conference out with, as it did with Ghost Recon: Wildlands this year, and The Division prior to that. Our guess is that it will be Watch Dogs 2, but part of us also wants to see Beyond Good & Evil 2 finally receive the spotlight. After the in-engine trailer EA delivered at E3 this year, it's likely the publishers' focus for E3 2016 will be on Mass Effect: Andromeda. With Star Wars Battlefront out of the way by then, we could also finally get a first look at Visceral's Star Wars game. But an E3 without a multiplayer first-person shooter from EA wouldn't feel right, so our guess is that the publisher will close off their press conference with the reveal of a game we know is in development - Titanfall 2.  We don't know when Kingdom Hearts III is releasing--but considering the extensive gameplay footage Square Enix showed this year, it could be before E3 2016 hits. If not, expect to see more of it at next year's show! We're also likely to get some more concrete details on the next Nier game, but the big focus will undoubtedly be on Final Fantasy XV. As for our blue-sky predictions, here is what we want to see. The next game from Warner Bros. Games Montreal - potentially a sequel to Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor. A first, in-depth look at CD Projekt's next RPG, Cyberpunk 2077, is also well overdue. But perhaps we'll get a genuine surprise, such as Rockstar announcing a sequel to Red Dead Redemption, or even lifting the lid on its mysterious spy-themed game, Agent. What do you want to see from E3 2016? Let us know in the comments below.
By Anonymous on Jul 12, 2015 08:30 pm
 This week Rory McIlroy PGA Tour tees off, God of War II gets remastered for the PS4, Trials Fusion gets a unicorn, and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter hits PS4.
By Anonymous on Jul 12, 2015 01:45 pm
 Never fear, pizza's here! We follow Misha Collins through the streets of San Diego, as he brings pizza to hungry fans waiting in line all night at Hall H for the Sunday panels.
By Anonymous on Jul 12, 2015 08:50 am
 Justin checks out Rainbow Six Siege at Comic-Con 2015 and finds out about the Siege Games and how anyone can get access to the upcoming closed beta.
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