Well, you’ll soon get a chance to find out!
Mortal Kombat developer NetherRealm just announce their new project entitled Injustice: Gods Among Us.
The cast includes Super Heroes and Villains from the DC Universe. Some of those are: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Harley Quinn, and Solomon Grundy.
Injustice will be running on the Mortal Kombat engine.
More details will be given at this year’s E3. Injustice will be coming out in 2013 for the PS3, Wii U, and Xbox 360.
Source: NowGamer
Dawnguard, the first game add-on for Skyrim will be available for download for 1600 Microsoft Points on Xbox LIVE this summer.
-Sil3ntX
The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim: Dawnguard - Official Trailer (by BethesdaSoftworks)

So Hitman Absolution is set to release on November 20th for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.
It is the next installment of our favorite assassin Agent 47. Well the latest trailer was just released, and, well, wow….let me first say that I totally respect the “M” rating on my video games and I am glad that there is a rating on video games and also that I love the Hitman series. ( I am aware that that was quite a long sentence) All that to say, wow this trailer is something special!
No shortage of violence at all and adding the “nuns” was a different touch. At first I was like okay, let’s see where this is going to go. That I was like, I’m not sure how to feel about this one.
Pretty cool trailer!!
Check it out!
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Enjoy?…..
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Source: YouTube
Your Lollipop Fix before June 12th.
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(via Ass Kicking - Lollipop Chainsaw (Xbox 360) - IGN Video)
A Horror Game where you are only 2 years old? Different. Go on, I’m Listening…
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Among the Sleep - Gameplay Teaser (by Krillbite)

So many times, the question of what exactly is the next step in gaming?
Graphics the way they are now and bordering amazing. A.I. in games are almost human like.
So what’s next? Well check out Quantic Dream’s “Kara” running on the Sony PS3. It is simply amazing! The next level in games is emotion. If you don’t feel this demo,then you have no heart.
Hopefully we’ll get to see more of this at this year’s E3.
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Source: YouTube
One of things we noticed that is key to the gaming community is the ability to share our thoughts, opinions, likes and rants about the games we play. What better way to open up the lines of communication than to provide our readers and friends with forums. Going live to day for your sharing pleasure we have launched Confident Gamers forums.
We have kicked off this launch by providing a small range of preset topics. If you find the need to discus something that doesn’t fit in one of those areas just let us know using the form below. Hope you enjoy!
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For me E3 2012 begins on a Sunday. I can’t get into any specifics, but despite the fact that the press conferences don’t begin until Monday, and Nintendo’s isn’t until Tuesday, I have plenty of meetings and planning that start at least a day earlier.
Actually, actual E3 planning and conversations…
On Tuesday, May 22nd, Capcom released their open world action-rpg Dragon’s Dogma.
The game’s reviews were all about equal stating the game’s weak point was the story, which some say was a tad bit bland, however the combat and exploration was great. I have just started the game, so will not comment on that, but look for an impression/review in the future.
I have, on the other hand, played the demo and playing the demo, and discussing it with fellow gamers, one question kept coming up. Why is this not a multiplayer game? Capcom, why not?
If you go searching and reading about this game, you will read many comparisons to Skyrim. I don’t think it’s fair to do. Both games are their own style and play and elements. But it’s hard not to compare the two.
Playing Dragon’s Dogma just screams multiplayer and I really believe that that would have been what separated the two games. The sheer scale of Dragon’s Dogma along with the open world adventure would been perfect to bring a friend or two or three along. Who wouldn’t want to fight the epic monsters and creatures with your friends? That makes for the perfect reason to go exploring off the path.
Sure you have pawns which are pulled from games of your friends or other players games, but it’s just not the same. It would have been perfect if Dragon’s Dogma took a page from Fable 2 & 3’s book where you are able to drop in and out of a friends adventure and play. But alas, it’s not the case.
Capcom does make a sort of attempt at a type of multiplayer. Dragon’s Dogma will have various events which calls for the help of all it’s players. Basically a certain time and event is given and if you wanted to take part in it, you just make sure you are at the location and event. The combined effort of all the players taking part in the event cause a combined effect. The first one of these is called the Ur-Dragon Event. Players from all over the world team up to take down the massive Ur-Dragon. As you deal damage and other players deal damage eventually the mighty dragon will fall. Make it even better, if you are the one to deal the final blow, you will be rewarded with a great treasure. But don’t fear, by just taking part in the event, once the Ur-Dragon is eliminated, you will get treasures and rare items also.
This is awesome! Imagine teaming up with your friends and tackling this in one game?
Sweet!
Now, not having full multiplayer in Dragon’s Dogma doesn’t break the game, but man, it would have sure bumped it up a notch or two.
Check out this video of the Ur-Dragon Event
Source: YouTube
So, what’s your thoughts on this? Does not having a full multiplayer experience hurt Dragon’s Dogma or it’s just not needed? Share your thoughts.
-Sil3ntX
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