The creators of Assassin's Creed and Borderlands 2 attend GameLab 2013

BulletstormElectronic Arts has decided to delete the Season Pass some of their games for Xbox 360, which second-hand users had to pay to unlock certain content online. "Since we have chosen to delete the Season Pass for the new games we will publish, also are in the process of doing the same with the titles we already have in the market. This measure also includes Online Passes for certain games, such as EA Sports or other titles that will fade with time. " In this sense, for now this initiative seems to affect exclusively to Xbox 360 players, although it is possible that the same will happen later in the rest of plataformas.De time, this is the list of games that have eliminated their pass online: · Alice: Madness Returns · Bad Company 2. · Bulletstorm. · Dragon Age: Origins - The Stone Prisoner. · Dragon Age 2: The Black Emporium. · Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. · Mass Effect 2: Cerberus Network. · Medal of Honor. · Shift 2 Unleashed. · Skate 3: Skate Share Pack.Más news: EA Season Pass, Xbox 360

 

Patrice DesiletsLa international fair game GameLab 2013, to be held in late June in Barcelona, ??will host this year to the likes of the father of Assassin's Creed, Patrice Desilets, or the creative director of the hit Borderlands 2, Paul Hellquist . Along with these creative the event also will feature one of the main creative Remedy Entertainment, the team behind Max Payne and Alan Wake. In this case, Matias Myllyrinne address issues related to the survival of European studies in the gaming industry, focusing primarily on the transition from physical sales for sale online.Como already proposed days ago, GameLab 2013 also attend the parent Rayman, Michel Ancel, the Counter Striker designer, Minh Le, or the creator of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Enric Alvarez, among others.The event will take place from 26 to 28 June in the Film Library of Catalonia in Barcelona.Más News: GameLab 2013

A Hat in Time, a three-dimensional platform game, start your crowdfunding campaign
Inspired by classic Nintendo 64 and Super Mario 64 or Banjo & Kazooie, independent team Gears for Breakfast has launched a crowdfunding campaign to take forward the promising A Hat in Time, a colorful platform game in three dimensions that has opted for a visual style similar to that seen in The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.El Danish team after development only needs $ 30,000 to advance its project. Far exceed goal considering that the absence of 29 days to the end of the term, have already exceeded 20,000 dólares.Con Scheduled for release in early 2014 on PC and Mac, and a possible adaptation to Wii U in project in the game we have to protect an island from the invasion of an army of gangsters. For this, the protagonist of this platform adventure will have the ability to change the time, and have a umbrella with which you can beat their enemigos.Como in other campaigns on Kickstarter, to exceed the funding goal set by developers, the game will benefit from certain improvements ranging from a cooperative mode for two players to new levels of juego.Más news: Kickstarter