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Video Game News: August 12th, 2014
- Microsoft dropped a bomb at Gamescom in Germany today by announcing that the newest installment in the Tomb Raider series, Rise of the Tomb Raider, is going to be exclusive for their Xbox One. Darrell Gallagher, head developer of Crystal Dynamics, the company behind the Tomb Raider series, said:
Darrell Gallagher said:"Our friends at Microsoft have always seen huge potential in Tomb Raider and have believed in our vision since our first unveil with them on their stage at E3 2011. We know they will get behind this game more than any other support we have had from them in the past. We believe this will be a step to really forging the Tomb Raider brand as one of the biggest in gaming, with the help, belief and backing of a major partner like Microsoft." - Sony's Gamescom show has come to an end and this year they had a lot to share. Coming to the PS4 include Day Z, Until Dawn, P.T., Wild, Tearaway, and Journey. Moving away from games, Sony also announced that the PlayStation TV will hit pow territories November 19th, include 3 downloadable games and set you back 99 euros. Share Play was also discussed - a feature coming this Fall by the massive system update looming - allowing PlayStation + members to play with their friends without them even owning the game.
- Thanks to the information from Gamescom, Microsoft has announced that they will be releasing 3 different Xbox One bundles before the holidays of this year. Along with the white Xbox One and Sunset Overdrive bundle that was announced earlier, a Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Xbox One 1TB drive bundle has been announced. The third bundle will be specific to Europe which will include a digital copy of FIFA 15, a 15 day trial period of Xbox Live, headset, and Ultimate Team Legends which will provide an ultra legendary player to add to your team. Microsoft also announced that the Xbox One Digital TV Tuner for the UK, France, Italy, Germany, and Spain which will allow gamers to access TV, browse TV shows, pause live TV, set up favorite TV listings, and have your experience rooted by your voice. This will available this October for 24.99 pounds in the UK and 29.99 euros in France, Italy, Germany, and Spain.