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Tag: E3 2012
Jumpster Preview
By Dant Rambo
The concept of platformers may feel like a limited one, but developers have cooked up a ton of unique experiences within it. Physics puzzlers are one of the most recent, and smartphones have become a serious hotbed for them. Jumpster, by developer Vogat, is an upcoming entry in the subgenre, and it's arriving with the promise of head-scratching fun.Sony partners with HTC to brand PlayStation Mobile, bigger games on their way to Android?
By Eli Cymet
In previous years, mobile and social gaming has taken a pretty decisive back seat to AAA announcements at E3 - the year's Superbowl of press events. With the smartphone, tablet, and Facebook markets growing at explosive rates, however, gaming on the go and in the browser are becoming harder to ignore.Ubisoft bringing Wii U titles to tablets, smartphones
By Dant Rambo
It's easy to take it for granted, but this is one of the most exciting times in the game industry. Case in point, the announcement that Ubisoft will be porting Wii U titles to smartphones and tablets. It's true that companies have been porting console games to mobile platforms for years now, but this particular reveal is interesting in light of the current gaming climate. There's big money in the mobile market, and Ubisoft is using that to leverage the costs of developing for consoles.SimCity Social Preview
By Nadia Oxford
Duck and Cover: SimCity is coming to Facebook, and the shockwave is going to be huge. SimCity Social, a venture between EA studios Maxis and Playfish, offers a realistic city-building experience that's atypical of traditional Facebook-based building games. EA isn't shy about setting SimCity Social apart from Zynga's fare, either, having chosen the tagline "More City, Less Ville" for the game.Madden NFL Social Preview
By Dant Rambo
EA's E3 2012 press conference ended just hours before writing this, and their focus veered heavily towards the PC and console side of the equation. It's to be expected at a show like E3, where blockbuster titles almost always take the spotlight. Even so, the company managed to namedrop two big upcoming Facebook games: SimCity Social and Madden NFL Social. Not the most inventive of names, but we'll take what we can get.LEGO The Lord of the Rings Preview
By Andy Chalk
Previous LEGO games, like LEGO Batman and LEGO Star Wars, have been surprisingly good, but the upcoming LEGO Lord of the Rings looks like it might just be the one game to rule them all. We haven't seen much of it yet, but the screenshots and preview trailer look brilliant, with minifig representations of the entire Fellowship ("minifigs" is the official name of the famous little LEGO guys, by the way) and a big, blocky, not-at-all-mini version of the Balrog that caused so much trouble for the group on their way through Moria.5 things that didn’t happen at Microsoft’s E3 press event (but should have)
By Jim Squires
E3 week kicked off earlier today with the annual Microsoft press conference, though if we're being frank, it didn't really set a great tone for the next year in video games. Maybe I'm just getting old, but everything they showed felt like more of the same. More Halo, more Gears of War, more Fable - more… well, everything.Temple Run: Brave Preview
By Jim Squires
The folks at Imangi Studios have had a lot of time to think about their next move. After all, with a game like Temple Run under your belt, you can afford to take the time to carefully consider what you're going to do next. And while they've turned down other licensing deals before (read more about that in our interview), when Disney came calling, they did so with a property that Imangi would have been crazy to say no to: Pixar's upcoming animated blockbuster Brave.