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The Big News You Missed This Weekend
With the extended holiday weekend you might have been camping, prepping for the new school year, or head first in a game like Diablo III. Whatever the case, this wasn’t a normal boring weekend, and if you missed some of the big happenings in the gaming world, here’s a quick recap of what you need to know.
Here are the big headlines from PAX and the other weekend events:
Atari's Haunted House Reboot Aims For Mature, Exploration-Based Terror
Seen At PAX Prime 2014: Cosplay
New Ys Game Headed To PS4, Vita
D3 Announces Earth Defense Force 4.1: The Shadow Of New Despair
Final Fantasy Creator Hironobu Sakaguchi Wants To Make A Ballet Game
We Explored A Bunch Of Games To Beat In A Day
New Hot Shots Golf Game Coming To PlayStation 4
Watch Sony Japan's PlayStation Press Conference
Mighty No. 9 Beta Opens For Backers, May Include Online Race Mode
Cracking Under The Pressure Of Darkest Dungeon At PAX
Persona 5 Announced For PlayStation 4
Telltale's Twist On Borderlands Doesn't Deviate, But Does Delight
Capcom Confirms Resident Evil Revelations 2 Is In Development
Bloodborne Launches February 5 In Japan
More People Watched Twitch Plays Pokémon Than Stanley Cup Finals
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Get Four DLC Packs And A Season Pass
Several New D&D Titles Being Prepped, Including Neverwinter MMO
Campo Santo Drops Clues About Firewatch's Mystery At PAX Panel
Magic: The Gathering's Khans Of Tarkir Unveiled At PAX Prime 2014
The Underworld Is A Sandbox In Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell
Dodging Saw Blades On In Super Meat Boy Forever
Xenoblade Chronicles Shulk Confirmed For Smash Bros.
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