Weekly Wrap Up! (3/14/14)
- Respawn Entertainment explained that the reason for the PC's 48GB install of Titanfall is due to uncompressed audio that will help the game run better on lower spec PCs.
- Blizzard's free to play card game Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft is now available on the PC and Mac.
- Nintendo released Yoshi's New Island and Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels in the eShop this week.
- Sucker Punch Productions shared that while user generated content was part of Infamous 2, it would not be part of Infamous: Second Son. They also mentioned that they have no plans to release a demo before the launch date. Good thing the game comes out in a week (March 21)!
- Do you love video game themed toys? Good news! K'Nex will be releasing Titanfall themed toys later this fall ranging from $13 all the way to $100. A total of six sets will be released.
- Rumors have been floating around for a while about Google creating a gaming set-top box. Now according to BBC, Google has purchased portions of Green Throttle Games, who makes gaming controllers.
- An image of a Amazon Bluetooth controller has surfaced on the internet. Rumors are that Amazon is working on a video game console.
- Sony has confirmed that The Last Guardian is still being developed but offered no additional information.
- Konami announced that Castlevania: Mirror of Fate HD will be releasing on Steam later this month.
- The PS4 version of Call of Duty: Ghosts received a 1.7GB patch to help with stability issues.
- Naughty Dog's amazing game The Last of Us has sold more than six million copies.
- A live action series based on Titanfall is being developed. No release date has been mentioned, but a short trailer has been released. Check it out below. Needless to say it's awesome!
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