Make that three copies of Bionic Commando you'll have to preorder: one at GameCrazy for the lunchbox, one at GameStop for the patches, and now one from Capcom's online store for this Bionic Commando: Chain of Command comic book.
Major Nelson of the clan Hryb sends word that free DLC is available on XBLM for three very different types of games. Trivial Pursuit: Hundreds of new questions for movie buffs. Tomb Raider: Underworld: Designer costume pack, created by designers and voted for by Tomb Raider fans. F.E.A.R. 2: "Toy Soldiers" Map Pack, where players are inches tall and battle in a "pinball machine, a hospital lab room, and a playground sandbox." OK, that actually sounds cool. Go ahead, grab those and get to thinking, dressing and killing.
Pete Wanat has worked on games ranging from All-Star Baseball to the upcoming Wanted: Weapons of Fate, and it was his groundbreaking work on The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay that's made him the go-to guy when a movie studio wants to launch a movie-based game. He's worked on Scarface, The Thing, and both Riddick titles, and he's working at Universal Pictures Digital Platforms Group (or Universal Games, if you will) overseeing development of its movie-based titles.
Looking for a new Xbox 360 console with writing all over it? No? Well, how about if that writing includes autographs from some of the developers behind the 2008 sales giant, Gears of War 2? Yeah, we thought so.
The Behemoth has announced that it's ready to unveil a trailer for its third game, "just a few days before March 18th." The latest post on the company blog informs that several of the developers are going to the Tokyo Anime Fair on March 20-21 and will showcase Alien Hominid, Castle Crashers and "an uber-early version of Game #3." So, if you're in Tokyo, would you kindly upload any gameplay video you capture to YouTube?
Play as Coraline and interact with all of the colorful characters in this fantastical interactive adventure
Explore two distinct, fully interactive worlds like never before ¿ the brooding Normal World and mesmerizing Other World
Graphic style and tone inspired by the amazing stop-motion animated film and the eerie storyline
Earn buttons as ¿currency¿ through unique and engaging mini-games
Collectable items galore: find unique outfits to customize Coraline¿s look, fill your scrapbook with photos, and unlock artwork and stills from the movie
The easiest way to get gold is selling in the Auction House. This is your place to sell your items to other players who will need them. Always check the going price of your items before you list them. For example if you're about to sell a pair of leather gloves that require level 13 and have 19 armor +1 agility. Look at what other leather gloves that require level 13 are selling for. You might not find the exact pair that you have, and that's a good thing.
One place I saw a lot of success in was Winterspring. There is a lake there where you can farm for Mature Blue Dragon Sinews. These can be obtained from killing mageweavers or scalebanes. They have a relatively low drop rate for the Sinews but once they do drop them, you can sell it for 400 pieces of gold! They'll also drop other goodies for you to sell such as green items and grey junk.
Western Plaguelands - If you're on a road heading to Hearthglen there is one place I have to let you in on. On the road there is going to be a tower on your right where you can find Scarlet Spellbinders. The reason I like to farm these guys is because they are the only mobs in wow that drop Enchant: Crusador. If you can get it from them you can sell it for up to 150 gold.
A word of advice here - when you reach the place heavy in Thorium ore, do not waste your time going to and fro the Auction House to evaluate your booty. Rather, use that time to get as much Thorium and Arcane Crystals as you can. Many people fail to see the importance of using their time optimally and thence waste it when they could use to get as much gold as possible by mining and accumulating loads of Thorium during that time.