Here is the newest video showing off some crazy stuff that you can do with you TK (telekinesis) powers.

In Supermarket Mania® 2 you move to Tinseltown with Nikki and her friends to run a supermarket chain. You’ll be busy stocking shelves, making milkshakes, brewing coffee, baking croissants, squeezing fresh juice, serving fresh pizza, checking out customers, and keeping the store clean. The customers are also quite diverse in their needs and desires. The most important customers are the celebrities. Every other customer freezes in their tracks, taking snapshots while the celebrity zooms around the store, and demands everything they want be in stock. This is where the power-ups come in handy. Energy drinks make you move fast as everything around you slows down, a cookie plate makes everyone in the store happy and the cleaning solution makes your store shine in an instant. Utilizing these items at the correct time is crucial, if you’re shooting for the high score. Join Nikki once again for hours of fun … just remember to keep an eye on Mr. Torg’s dirty tricks!

In the fast-paced Stand O’Food® 3, Ronnie the Chef extends his operations to Hollywood; there he meets Nikki and Mr. Clarence and disrupts Mr. Torg’s plans for revenge. Open restaurants around Tinseltown, and serve clients fast and healthy food in 25 restaurants under his management. Improvise refining recipes with different flavored sauces like curry, chocolate, spice or blueberry. Keep in mind that customers now have different food preferences and plan your moves in advance. Do your best and you’ll be able to purchase various items: buy new and better French fry machines, soda fountains, jukeboxes and extra plates. Play over 75 levels and 12 bonus levels to unlock over 33 achievements and obtain expert status. An exciting and fast-paced time management/puzzle game, Stand O’Food® 3 will definitely entertain and challenge you!

Supermarket Mania® 2 and Stand O’Food® 3 are developed and published for Windows Store by G5 Entertainment.

upermarket Mania® 2 and Stand O’Food® 3 are available for download on Windows Store today. Gamers can try the games for free and unlock the full versions through an in-app purchase for $4.49 for Stand O’Food® 3 and $6.99 for Supermarket Mania® 2. The games are also available on iOS, Mac, Google Play, Kindle Fire and Nook.

Tokyo, Japan – May 23, 2013 – Silicon Studio©, a high-end middleware provider and game developer, announced today that its next-gen post-rendering middleware solution, YEBIS 2, is now available on Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft.YEBIS 2 is middleware with the power to create stunning visual effects for current and next-gen development, offering developers an easy way to deliver high-quality visuals and effects with seamless integration.

“Silicon Studio has been on the bleeding-edge of middleware development,” said Mr. Takehiko Terada, CEO, Silicon Studio. “Our partnership with Microsoft is going to result in groundbreaking games for the generation ahead.”

YEBIS 2 is an effective tool for both large scale game productions as well as small indie teams. YEBIS 2 is extremely powerful, making it a compelling solution for developers looking to deliver high quality visual effects on the new Xbox One console. Silicon Studio is proud to be collaborating with Microsoft on providing developers high-end tools for next-gen game development.

YEBIS 2 is the world’s only middleware with multi-color customizable glare effects, depth of field effects, motion blur, bokeh, and more. YEBIS 2 provides various high-quality lens effects which can be used on a broad range of development platforms including Xbox One.

A trailer of YEBIS 2 showing off the glare, lens flare, and other visual effects can be seen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=52ojtk9N5yo

YEBIS 2 is utilized in Square Enix’s Agni’s Philosophy tech demo, providing the foundation for their next-gen game development.

More YEBIS 2 information, footage, and screenshots can be found here: www.siliconstudio.co.jp/middleware/YEBIS/en/

More information on Silicon Studio and its products can be found here:www.siliconstudio.co.jp/en/

• App Store (iPhone / iPad / iPod touch): https://itunes.apple.com/app/combo-crew/id599516631
• Google Play (Android devices): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thegamebakers.combocrew

Check out trailer here

In this video the Archer, a.k.a Blackeye Bowgart, takes players through the magical world of Opulencia, filled with crazy creatures and traps. Blackeye is showing both his defensive tricks, such as the epic backflip he uses to dodge his enemies’ attacks as well as his offensive skills, many of which involve deadly arrows and diabolical traps. He also demonstrates his taste for fancy outfits and a particularly special bond with Chickens.

For more information and ongoing updates about the game or to register for the Closed Alpha, please visit the official website at www.themightyquest.comwww.themightyquest.com

About Ubisoft:

Ubisoft is a leading producer, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment products worldwide and has grown considerably through a strong and diversified line-up of products and partnerships. Ubisoft has offices in 26 countries and has sales in more than 55 countries around the globe. It is committed to delivering high-quality, cutting-edge video game titles to consumers. For the 2010–11 fiscal year Ubisoft generated sales of 1.039 billion euros. To learn more, please visitwww.ubisoftgroup.com.

This screenshot, just pulled from the Xbox Support twitter, confirms a feature not spoken of at the announcement, but one most Xbox gamers have been waiting for since the move to 360–friendlist support for up to 1,000 players. That is ten times more than what has been available for the past decade or so of Live, and a long time coming. The move to new architecture must have finally freed them from the 100 player cap among other things, as older tech was continually the blame of the occasional underwhelming features to date (such as the low microphone frequency, carried over from Original to 360).

This news comes alongside reports of other enhancements to the service including dynamic, persistent achievements that have the potential to span multiple titles, and the ability to carry over your existing gamerscore from 360 to One.

The much touted DVR feature that allows you to record, edit and share game footage between players also extends to this system as well to capture the ‘epic’ moments when achievements are earned, which should make for some welcome preening in addition to the credited, electronic badge of honor.

For 1,000 friends no less! Suddenly, the social and multitasking aspects of the system seem that much more attractive, and exploitable. Imagine the trending channel with a pretty well stocked friendlist?..

Via:Eurogamer, Polygon (original link)

Arguably, the Dualshock has been the go-to controller for some time now, with the Xbox 360 controller trailing at a close second, depending on the genre. With the PS4 controller undergoing some Vita and PS Move-type enhancements on its way back to the drawing board, it seemed unlikely that Microsoft had much to improve on the original controller, save for that god-awful d-pad.

Photo: Engadget

Allow me to stand corrected, as there was far more going on under the hood than we think. Microsoft seems to be telling us we were in desperate need of an overhaul, as the Xbox One’s new controller is the result of more than 40 design changes, including Wi-Fi direct radio stack for better response time (15% faster, they claim), an integrated battery that’s less obtrusive on the underside, more tactile analog sticks, and an odd rubberized texturing presumably to improve grip. The guide button has been moved above the Start and Back buttons (welcome change) while the rounded body looks easier on the hands, but not as sleek as the last iteration. Also, cross-shaped D-pad.

(THANK YOU.)

More interesting are the “dynamic impulse triggers” that Microsoft says can be programmed at the developer’s discretion for some unique control methods. The analog triggers were a rarely used function of the original controller, despite[triggers] having been a feature of the hardware dating back to the original Xbox.

Getting our hands on it will be the true test, but for now…what do you think? Welcome changes, or “What have they done?!”

Hokkaido, Japan – May 21st, 2013 - MonkeyPaw Games, Inc. in partnership with GAIJINWORKS, LLC today announced that import J-RPG Class of Heroes IIwill be making its North American debut June 4th on PlayStation®Network for $24.99. The newly localized digital release, playable on the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system and PlayStation®Vita system via PlayStation®Network, will also mark the first time that North American gamers will be able to play the addictive dungeon crawler sequel, boasting significant gameplay tweaks and improvements over the original.

Class of Heroes II will please fans of dungeon crawlers with over 140 challenging quests, 100+ dungeon maps, crazy monster hordes, branching storylines and endings, as well as hundreds of equipment and skill combinations for beefing up soon-to-be hero students. The refined J-RPG will feature numerous hours of strategic gameplay making  Class of Heroes II  a deep experience with plenty of replay value.

“We’re extremely excited to release this addicting sequel for more reasons than the obvious localization enhancements” said Ray Almeda, Marketing & PR Manager at MonkeyPaw Games. “Class of Heroes II is just one of many J-RPGs that deserve to be played by more gamers around the world and we hope, for the hardcore fans, that other companies realize that these kinds of opportunities are also possible.”

New gameplay trailers of Class of Heroes II can be found at the following links:

<gp_link type=”http” loc=”//www.youtube.com/watch?v=qltiSQJ0cFs”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qltiSQJ0cFs - Beginning of game
<gp_link type=”http” loc=”//www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy9RIUo6a5o”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy9RIUo6a5o - Opening sequence
<gp_link type=”http” loc=”//www.youtube.com/watch?v=06t4nvvBqJs”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06t4nvvBqJs - Sample easy quest (mild spoilers)

Another year, another…(yawn)

I can’t hide my disdain for this series, overproduced and solidly tuned a shooter as the CoD series may be, the entire franchise started to blend together thematically and visually for me around MW2.

That having been said, this was inevitable, no? Where there is an Xbox, there will be a Call of Duty. May not be exclusive, but they’re definitely synonymous.

Also, exclusive DLC releases.

The trailer for the new Call of Duty was shown at the Xbox event earlier today, and did much to show off the new game’s story direction, and powerful new engine. Does it look impressive? Sure.

Does it blow one away similar to the effect the superb Battlefield 4 trailer had on all our eyeballs? Not really. But it looks like a welcome leap for the series, even if visually I’m getting more of an ‘evolution’ than a ‘revolution’ vibe.

It just doesn’t seem different enough from here..

“The system is based on a different core architecture so [it] doesn’t really work from that perspective”.

While disappointing to hear of its omission, BC is generally a feature I see as paramount in a system’s growing stages, but one that becomes less relevant as the console comes into its own. I’m just surprised digital titles are such a hurdle. The reasons are more technical than practical however, so it’s easy to see why no one would deem investing resources in reverse-engineering 360 tech would be worthwhile in the long run, especially considering the fact that most of us have it, and for those who don’t, the console is as low as $99 in some places.

Still. No self-recorded Super Meat Boy Runs.

Source: The Verge