Team Fortress 2 now has a co-operative "horde" mode of its own, allowing five players to team up and take on waves and waves of...angry robots.

How would it be Left 5 Dead when there's only 1 and a half L4D games?

Team Fortress 2 now has a co-operative "horde" mode of its own, allowing five players to team up and take on waves and waves of...angry robots.

[E] said, August 14, 2012, 12:15:52 am

tokitowa planned for an english release.

ong story short, this is a sprite based rpg for the next generation, the intention is to have a fully playable anime/rpg, there is a video of the current progress.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toki_to_Towa
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-08-13/tokitowa-producer/game-has-english-release-plans
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAsx28md6Sg[/youtube]

Something about her running animation gets me every time i see it though the game looks like it's gonna bomb the concept and idea are cool but the gameplay doesn't look satisfying or all that great.

A new version of Battlefield 3, the Battlefield 3 Premium Edition, will arrive this September, executive producer Patrick Bach announced during EA's Gamescom press conference. As the title implies, the Premium Edition includes a membership to the Battlefield Premium service which, in turn, grants access to new expansions, including Back to Karkand, Close Quarters, and the upcoming Armored Kill, End Game and Aftermath.

The Premium Edition also features the "Multiplayer Head Start Kit," which includes "15 different weapons, gadgets and vehicle upgrades." The Battlefield 3 Premium Edition will launch on PC, Xbox and PS3 this September for $70 in North America, €60 in Europe and £50 in the UK.

IO Interactive’s Jonas Meyer headed up the presentation. He says that IO “want the game to look as awesome as possible” and promises that “Hitman’s suit looks ten times more awesome on PC.”

...Owen was impressed by what he saw, noting the subtle bloom on Agent 47′s bald head and fine details like trickling sweat...

PC only features:

Increased texture resolution,
Increased gesture resolution
Higher shadow Map resolution.
Full mouse and key support
Optimised PC user interface
Optimised for low and high end PCs
Steam works integration including steam cloud saves

Dx 11 only features:

Global illumination
Bokeh
Tesselation
Eyefinity support
HD3D support

Hitman: Absolution will feature an asynchronous multiplayer mode known as "Contracts," IO Interactive revealed at a Gamescom event. Players make their own scenarios, targeting any three characters on a given level with any weapons, and challenging other players to complete the contract in less time (and for more money).

For example, in the oft-seen library scene where Agent 47 is trying to get away from a group of cops, it is now possible to make an original kill scenario. Players take out a target, choosing a specific weapon. Then they can do that to two other characters, then escape the scenario – and upload that to the contracts server.

Developer IO Interactive says there will be weekly contracts. Earned money can be used to start scenarios with weapons and disguises. For example, if you know a specific costume helps you blend in a certain level, you'll be able to start the level wearing it to reduce time. The mode will be playable at Gamescom and IO will release a video detailing the new mode tomorrow.