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New Guitar Hero’s Songs Revealed
When Activision announced Guitar Hero Live last week, the publisher revealed a handful of artists whose songs would be featured on the game’s soundtrack, but didn’t share the songs themselves. Now, Activision has done just that, announcing the first ten songs that will be available on day one in a post of Facebook.
Guitar Hero Live’s soundtrack will include Top 40 songs like Ed Sheeran’s “Sing” and “Little Talks” by Of Monsters and Men. Others include “Don’t Owe You a Thang” by Gary Clark Jr. and “Cry of Achilles” by Alter Bridge.
Guitar Hero Live is in development at DJHero studio FreeStyleGames for Xbox360, XboxOne, Playstation 3, Playstation 4, and Wii U. The game launches later this year, alongside Rock Band 4. No songs from that game’s soundtrack have been announced yet.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Release Date, Beta Details Leak
Activision has yet to formally confirm platforms for Black Ops III, but the Call of Duty website’s source code previously revealed Xbox One, PS4, and PC as the game’s platforms. In addition, the Call of Duty website now lets you sign in with Nitentdo account, but Activision won’t say if Black Ops III is coming to Wii U.
There has been an information leak that release date for Black Ops III is on November the 6th which makes alot of sense considering it’s early in November, which is when Activision has released new Call of Duty games for years now.
Activision has not held a beta for any Call of Duty game since 2008’s Call of Duty World of War.
Gears of War HD Remaster Coming to Xbox One!
The original Gears of war is in the process of being remastered for release on Xbox ONE, Polygon reports.
Epic Games’ 2020 third-person shooter is being improved with enhanced visuals and cutscenes, the latter of which are in the works at visual effects studio Plastic Wax. Similarly, Halo2’s reworked cutscenes in The master chief collection were handeled externally by Blur Studio.
Epic is no longer involved with Gears, having sold the franchise to Microsoft last year. Black Tusk Studios is now in charge of the series, and is at work on both the remaster and the upcomming, untitled sequel.
Microsoft seemingly teased a remaster of the first three Gears of War games when Xbox boss Phil Spencer retweeted a message about something called “The Marcus Fenix Collection” last year. Spencer later said this was simply a mistake, and Black Tusk producer Rod Fergusson reiterated this last month when he said that: “there’s no Marcus fenix collection.”
LiquidSky is launching on 2020’s fall!
Supercomputers with 10GB/s internet speed, absolutely insane graphics cards, even more insane CPU’s. Oh, isn’t that a dream? On LiquidSky that’s reality!
Many people think about the future of gaming. Will it be augmented reality? Every game will be 3D? Think again! Maybe the future is LiquidSky.
But what is LiquidSky? They aren’t just going to deliver a supercomputer to your door (actually they are). LiquidSky is a cloud gaming system. Bet you’re lost by now.
On LiquidSky, you create an account and install their software, log into your account and suddenly, you are playing on a supercomputer near you via streaming. As LiquidSky reports, you can even play League of Legends or any Steam game and stream it directly to your Twitch channel on your own mobile phone as they are releasing Android and iOS applications for it. They also say latency won’t be a problem as we’re not talking of any streaming service here with delays and such. It’s more like a Teamviewer with a lot more power.
Aditionally they already gave out the information that you will be able to have one of their “LiquidSky SkyPen” which is a USB Pen that is installed by them with LiquidSky so you can play all your games on the go, just by plugging it into any laptop or desktop anywhere!
We at Games Barrack can’t wait to hear more on this. Figuring the community can’t as well.
We will keep you updated about this one, as we follow it closely.
