Warner Bros. Interactive has confirmed Black Adam as Injustice: Gods Among Us next playable character. A tweet from the game’s official Twitter account also contains a screenshot of Black Adam in action.
Take a look below:
Black Adam is playable in @injusticegame – enjoy a high-res look, RT, & let us know what you think! twitter.com/InjusticeGame/…
— InjusticeGame (@InjusticeGame) March 19, 2013
Origin has a massive day-one discount for Need for Speed: Most Wanted U. The game is currently available for $30 plus tax. Sweetening the deal is free shipping.
We don’t often see such large sales for newly released items. I doubt we’ll see Most Wanted U drop in price quickly, so take advantage of the deal while you can.
The magazine ‘Dengeki Playstation’ has been around for quite some time now, but apparently its publisher is looking to expand its horizons. Starting this April, ASCII Media will begin putting out “Dengeki Nintendo”, a similar publication focused on the efforts of the Big N instead of the Sony.
The first issue hits store shelves on April 20th and will feature Monster Hunter 4.
GBA emulator briefly available for iPhone via “Awesome Baby Names” app
People like putting copyrighted material onto the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad– that’s not terribly surprising on any given day. What’s surprising about the story we have today is that our perpetrators hid the copyrighted material inside of an app that helps you generate names for your baby called “Awesome Baby Names”.
The app has since been removed, but while it was up users could pay $1.99 for it, and if they knew the secret tapping combination the emulator would boot up and give you access to many of the GBA’s best games in ROM form. Reports are that it wasn’t a very good emulator, however, citing control issues and graphical glitches all around that made it not terribly fun to play.
Donkey Kong 3 will be hitting the Japanese eShop as a Famicom download on March 27 for 500 yen. Screenshots of the game can be found above.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ready, set, floor it! EA and Criterion Games announced today that Need for Speed™ Most Wanted U, the Nintendo Wii U™ enhanced version of the critically acclaimed Need for Speed Most Wanted, is now available at North American retail stores. Whether gamers are playing with friends or family in the living room or competing against others in the connected open world through Autolog 2, Need for Speed Most Wanted U makes the race to become Most Wanted more fun, more social and more interactive than ever before.
Rob O’Farrell, Executive Producer, said, “At Criterion Games, we really took the time to learn and understand the Wii U. When creating Need for Speed Most Wanted U, we wanted to maximize the console’s power to deliver an immediately fun and accessible racing experience. We are very proud of the end result.”
Lost Heroes may have come out in Japan quite awhile ago, but Namco Bandai has finally made a demo available to 3DS users today. Any and all progress can be carried over to the full version.
Namco Bandai originally shipped Lost Heroes in Japan back in September.
