By Daav on Nintendo from www.gamesta.com
Gamesta.com is back with this week's downloads for the European Nintendo eShop. Once more, Wii U owners can get their hands on a few title, but there is still plenty of 3DS titles to go around and a rather familiar looking DSiWare game. By Daav on PC from www.gamesta.com
Gamesta.com has yet another round of PC deals for frugal gamers. The latest comes from Groupees and their Be Mine 8 Bundle promotion that packs a ton of games for a low price. Just a buck will get you 4 games already, like the recently released Slam Bolt Scrappers. With $5 or more, you'll get Blood Bowl and more as well. By Xander756 on Gaming Culture from www.examiner.com
Examiner.com's SuicideGirl gamer of the week this week is Salliss Suicide. Salliss is a lifelong gamer that has logged countless hours on World of Warcraft. By JRocSupreme on PC from indiegamehq.com
Abbey Games has released the strategy “god” game Reus yesterday for PC across multiple vendors. The game has you assume the role of four mighty giants who oversee the human civilization. You can interfere as you feel the need by helping with projects or shaping the land. As civilizations grow you can almost always expect war as enemy nations will encroach on your land with the intent of bringing By Xander756 on General from www.examiner.com
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment released a new Batman: Arkham Origins teaser trailer today. By JRocSupreme on General from indiegamehq.com
Steam, continuing the path of releasing games in smaller but quicker bursts, has Greenlit 6 more games. This round we’re looking at Bleed, Game Dev Tycoon, The Legend, Legends of Eisenwald, RIOT, and Stardew Valley. These six games are all amazing additions to the store, but let’s not forget about the other thousand or so still stuck in Steam’s Greenlight process. By Xander756 on General from www.examiner.com
Electronic Arts announced yesterday that it would be getting rid of their online pass program which required gamers to have a valid, unused online pass code in order to actually play any of their games online. Yay! By JRocSupreme on Mobile from indiegamehq.com
In Indie Game HQ’s latest review, Nathan takes a look at Apple Bin by Ruxar. Apple Bin is a casual physics shooter and is available on Android and Window Phone. If you like what you see in the review and have a Windows phone, consider purchasing the Pro Version to help support the developer. All other links can be found at the end of the review.
