A lot of weird and wonderful things have been done to promote a new game, but projecting the game onto the side of building so that it can be seen from five miles away has to be one of the most impressive.
Rebellion and Reef Entertainment together with the Chief Marketing Office (CMO) in Rotterdam, Netherlands, projected the game onto the Nedlloyd building in the City. The Nedlloyd is the largest in Rotterdam at over 20 floors high and overlooks the main waterway in the centre of the City.
Rebellion has announced they are resurrecting three classic titles and bringing them to Steam today meaning your chance for Free Running, Gunlok, and World War Zero is here.
World War Zero Ironstorm has been available on GOG.com for years now....
You know there are other platforms than Steam right?
It isn't anymore.
To go a bit more indepth - Gunlok was available for a good while on Gamersgate too - but that version wasn't working on modern PCs. On World War Zero - we're not sure what version the one on Steam is based on - We've been trying to get answers from Rebellion there to no real avail. It does appear to lack multiplayer, so my guess is its probably based on the last PC version, but no guarantee there.
Episode 48 of the I Got Gameplay podcast is now online. In this episode, the group talks sports, sports, and more sports, revolving around their favorite sports games franchises.
Michael Burhan plays second-fiddle on this episode to Sportaholics Anonymous presenter Brandon Liggan and the two are joined by Stephen Wadelin, Drew White, Kyla DiPietro, Zack Latour and Xander Skullion.
Bitmob Intern Samir Torres wraps-up the top gaming news of the weekend with hilarious photoshops. In this edition of Weekend Recap, Rambo comes out of retirement, Snoopy gets an iPad, and Batman proves he has multiple personality disorder.
