Blizzard’s fan driven “points drive” has finally hit 100% and unlocked the final piece of StarCraft II media; a full-length trailer for the blockbuster landing next week. Without further ado, check out the awesomeness in HD after the jump.
BioShock 2 is an intriguing beast. On one hand, it feels much like the original with few changes to graphics, location, or gameplay. On the other hand, the first title is a fantastic game. So, when it’s all said and done, is the sequel worth the full price of admission? Continue on good reader, for your answers lie in the depths below.
A new trailer, posted after the jump, has landed for Diablo III. Check it out for some more details about the Wizard class, including both cinematic and in-game footage.
With the release of the new 250GB hard drive Microsoft is discounting the 120GB model
to $100. It’s available “while supplies lasts” suggesting manufacturing is done and once they’re gone…they’re gone.
I just feel I need to point out that puts the new model at $0.52/GB and the old model at $0.84/GB. For comparison I just upgraded my desktop for $0.12/GB and a little browsing on Newegg shows drives for as low as $0.08/GB.
So you know, just in case you didn’t realize how bad Microsoft is screwing you with their prices, now you do.
Netflix just sent out emails letting everyone know that the discs required to stream content to Wii consoles are on their way and should arrive tomorrow, just in time to enjoy non-HD content over the weekend.
About damn time, but really, non-HD? That’s a pretty damn big sticking point. Given I get Netflix on my PC, 360, and PS3, the Wii is a last resort. Of course, this news only matters assuming you own any one of the current generation of consoles and subscribe to Netflix. If you don’t then I suggest you get off your ass, move out from under your rock, and get setup for some streaming goodness. Not subscribing to Netflix is like saying you don’t subscribe to GameFly, which is a gamer card revocable offense.
You do subscribe to GameFly, right?