In preparation for the World Cup, EA Sports has released the FIFA World Cup 2014 Brazil. Lets see if this game can score a hat-trick against the #b2g review goalie…
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[Editor’s Note: This article is a submission and does not reflect the views of the Back2Gaming staff] By Gerard Cueto @gerardcue on Twitter Eras or generations in gaming have always been defined by the consoles that were released and supported during the said time-frame. The Nintendo Entertainment System (released in Japan in 1983), or as most of us in the Philippines have come to know it, the Family Computer, ushered in the 8-bit era of gaming. The “bitâ€, which in computing is the basic unit of information, is a reference…
If you’re a Mass Effect 3 fan and aching for some word savin’-reaper butt kicking, well, you still have a few months to go for that. However, in preparation for that fateful day, have a feat first on the demo of Kingdoms of Amalur. Why you ask? Well for one, if you played the demo of Kingdoms of Amalur (which is out now) or Mass Effect 3, you’d get exclusive in-game items for both games.
Time to say hello to my handy header image… again. Anyway, down to business. Despite Sony projecting that the Playstation Network would be back online somewhere between late April and early May, that window has very much passed us. Now, new reports have surfaced that Sony is aiming for the end of the month to get all their online services fully operational. Yes, you read that right. Not just the Playstation Network’s multiplayer capabilities, not just the store, not just the friends list and other functions… they mean the WHOLE…
It seems that Sony’s nightmare isn’t over after it’s online division, Sony Online Entertainment has shut down it’s service yesterday. SOE, Sony’s division handling it’s various MMO titles such as Ultima Online and DC Universe Online has closed it’s service after the company learned of the attacks. Sony has reported that this isn’t a “second wave” attack but it is rather connected to the PSN attack. The worst news is that Sony has reported that 12,700 non-US credit or debit card numbers and expiration dates (not cc security codes) and…