New screen, temporary cover and price revealed for God of War Origins Collection

 Amazon has revealed a brand new screenshot, the temporary box art in addition to the price of the recently-announced Playstation 3 compilation, God of War: Origins Collection. 

Amazon has just put up a pre-order page for the recently-announced Playstation 3 exclusive compilation, God of War: Origins Collection. The online retailer provided an additional screen that wasn’t released by Sony Computer Entertainment America to the media during this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo. They also provided a temporary box art for it. You can check out the cover, the new screen and the first images for the collection in the slideshow to the left of this article.

Finally, they revealed the price of God of War: Origins Collection. While previous high-definition remastered compilations have sold for $39.99, the first PSP remastered collection will retail for $59.99 when it launches on September 13th in North America. You can check out the listing in the following link: Amazon - God of War: Origins Collection.
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E3 2011: Witcher 2 On Xbox 360 Is Awesome, PS3 Players Pray For Port

PC gamers were graced with The Witcher 2 about a month ago courtesy of CD Projekt RED. Upon release, the game received numerous commendations for its graphics, storytelling, combat system, and superb RPG elements. Up until now, the game has been a PC exclusive. Now, lucky Xbox 360 owners get to enjoy the rich tale following Geralt of Rivia on their console later on this year.

Don’t fret just yet PS3 gamers. There’s still hope for you yet. We were told that Witcher 2 isn’t a Microsoft exclusive and the only reason they aren’t currently working on a Playstation version is that they like to focus on one project at a time. They did convey interest in expanding their fanbase by bringing the game to more consoles in the future however.

Witcher 2 on Xbox 360 will come out before the year ends.
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Has Final Fantasy Versus XIII become the next Duke Nukem Forever?

The lack of information in the space of six years, will be very worrying for fans. 

Product-Reviews writes: The lack of information in the space of six years, will be very worrying for fans. Dare we say it, but has Final Fantasy Versus rolled into development hell and become the next Duke Nukem Forever? It now looks like Square-Enix will release Final Fantasy XIII-2 before they push Versus XIII out, which again will be met with considerable frustration by patient fans. 

Some of you may have forgot this, but Versus XIII was actually unveiled SIX years ago at E3 2006. Since then, we have heard very little facts about the game’s storyline, with only a few trailers released in that period of time. This is backed up by producer Yoshinori Kitase’s reluctance to commit to a release in 2011, although we can’t really criticize them too much as they never gave a release date in the first place. 

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Sony and Nintendo missed something big at E3

Gaming Irresponsibly's Josh Knowles writes: I’ve been giving this some thought. There has been so much talk about who won or lost E3, some say Microsoft while others say Nintendo and even others claim Sony came in last. When it comes down to it, your system of choice came in ahead and likely it’s competitor’s show was a joke. There really was a loser this year at E3 though and ironically, they do not hail from house Nintendo, Sony or Microsoft but from your own.

I am an equal opportunity gamer, I play most multiplayer games on 360 due to the social environment and I play the Playstation for almost every single player title. Nintendo is played for it’s exclusives and not much else. Something, though, that I noticed was the fact that everyone but Microsoft doesn’t support the indie dev. Now, this isn’t anything new, Sony and Nintendo have made statements before relating to the fact that they don’t plan any support for garage devs or the indie market. However, E3 is one of those times where these platforms can take the opportunity to rob one another of marketshare. For indie devs and fans, the choices are very clear, PC and 360.

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