GameStop's cloud platform will exlcusiva PC, tablets and Smart TVs

 

The cloud platforms for gamers are forming slowly, and of course an industry giant such as GameStop gamer does not want to stay out of the business. After a year of testing in a private beta, the company has decided to dismiss consoles and instead focus on PCs, tablets and Smart TVs as their hardware of choice.
If you want to play on your PS3 or Xbox 360 using the client directly GameStop, then you better go looking for other alternatives. According to Gamasutra features, support for the above consoles was shelved due to technical problems and other problems that could not be solved.
However, both the PS3 and the Xbox 360 and are about to be retired. Rumors say that the future Xbox (codenamed "Durango") and future PlayStation (called "Orbis") will both have their own cloud platform gamer. The recent purchase of the cloud platform Gakai by Sony is a major test of what the company plans to do with your console.

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Sleeping Dogs is already launch trailer

 

Sleeping Dogs, the new and highly anticipated game from Square Enix developer, is being offered for sale around the world these days. Like as with any game, this also has a launch trailer, which can be seen below.

Remember, Sleeping Dogs is an open world video game that has elements of action and crime, much like the GTA series. It is available for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

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Grid 2 gets new trailer

Grid 2 is a new video game race car developed by Codemasters and is a continuation of the saga that began with the original grid. The game, in addition to a very good graphic level, has a good amount of tracks and cars to choose from, but we just do this in 2013, when Grid 2 goes on sale.
Grid 2 will be available for PS3, Xbox and PC 36th.

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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, gets new gameplay

 

The guys at Konami have just released a new gameplay video for one of its new video game , Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. This title is an action game in the third person to be available for both PS3 and Xbox 360 early next year. For a little more about the game, just watch the video below.

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The Last of Us opens new trailer

The Last of Us is one of the games most promising in development. Naughty Dog is who is taking care of creating the game, while Sony is who post, and apparently will be exclusive to the PS3. This is a survival and adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic world was affected by a pandemic.
 

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Medal of Honor Warfighter, new multiplayer trailer

 

 

Electronic Arts has just released the new development of one of its future game shooter, Medal of Honor Warfighter. This trailer has focused on multiplayer and more particularly in the setting of a jungle in the Philippines.
 



Medal of Honor Warfighter is being developed by Danger Close Games and will be put on sale in late October. Will be available for 5 platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC, PS and Wii Vita U.

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God of War: Ascension, multiplayer trailer

 

God of War: Ascension is the new action-adventure third-person belonging to the renowned series of video games God of War. This new edition is being developed, like the rest, Sony Santa Monica studies. Sony recently introduced a new multiplayer mode that progress can be seen below.

 

God of War: Ascension will be released on PS3 in March next year.

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Wii's online service will be free U

 

Often (but not always) the fact that something has to be free is not good quality. We're not sure if Nintendo is aware of this, but the company will continue to offer the online service for U Wii without charging a cent. The launch of the console is expected for the month of August.
LIVE Gold and PlayStation Plus are paid subscription services available for the Xbox 360 and PS3, respectively. These paid services have the advantage of offering more features and a lot of applications premium, unlike the free versions of them.
The service for Nintendo Wii, called "Wi-Fi Connection", or comes close to those already mentioned and is not such a large community such as Xbox LIVE and PSN.
The fact is that maintaining services like LIVE and PS Plus Gold costs money, why are not free. Besides this, surely any gamer would rather pay some extra dollars and have available an effective online service and a community of active players with perfect attendance, which seems to be the case of the service offered by Nintendo.
Once the Wii is released U, we have to wait and see how things evolve.

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