SFL Interactive and Maximum Games announced today that Street Power Soccer (North America) or Street Power Football (worldwide) is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Steam on August 25.
Street Power Soccer features a premier roster of global freestyle, panna and street soccer ambassadors including Sean Garnier, Melody Donchet, Liv Cooke, Andrew Henderson, JaviFreestyle, Raquel Benetti, Daniel Got Hits, Yoanna Dallier and many more! Experience signature freestyle moves from each ambassador and stages from around the world.
Retail pre-orders for Street Power Soccer are available now and coming digitally on July 13. Own the street and unleash your style in Street Power Soccer. All you need is a ball as you master insane tricks, learn skills, and share the flare of street soccer legends as you play around the world through six unique game modes.
Street Power Soccer combines creative style with high-energy action for an over-the-top soccer and arcade videogame experience. Play through six distinct game modes with tons of customizable options to style your team to your liking, pumped up music, and more!
May's 2020 Games with Gold lineup includes: V-Rally, Overlord 2, Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr and Sensible World of Soccer. May's lineup provides over $132 dollars in value and up to 4000 in gamerscore.
The Xbox Games with Gold May 2020 selection has a little something, so let's take a peek at what's heading our way!
Take on the challenges of rallycross, drifts, buggies, and hill climbs in V-Rally 4. Over 50 famous vehicles are available to customize and race in this demanding simulation. You’ll dominate dangerous roads and hostile conditions as you set off on a spectacular journey across every continent. Let your adrenaline boost your reflexes in this legendary off-road racing game.
Play as the Inquisitor, the Imperium’s most powerful agent in Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr. Across the far-flung corners of the Warhammer universe, impose the Emperor’s will as you conduct your investigation across multiple planets. Go solo or team up with four friends in visceral combat and purge the chaos lurking behind the walls of the fortress-monastery, Martyr.
Hit the pitch in the popular old school title, Sensible World of Soccer. Featuring a massive lineup of football clubs from around the world, enjoy a quick game or experience the excitement of managing a full season with a fully immersive tactics editor. This is the classic football game from the 90’s, reborn.
Control the powerful and chaotic Minion army in their battle versus the Glorious Empire in Overlord II. In this sequel to the critically-acclaimed warped fantasy hit, the Minions return smarter, deadlier, and funnier than ever as their wild pack mentality squares up against an organized legion. This game is bigger, badder, and beautifully destructive.
May 16th to May 31st (Xbox 360/Xbox One)
Titles are available as free downloads for qualifying Xbox Live Gold members in all markets where Xbox Live is available. Some regions may offer different titles depending on market availability.
Xbox Live Gold members will have exclusive access to these games for a limited time as part of Games with Gold. With Xbox Live Gold, you get the most advanced multiplayer service, free games, and exclusive member discounts on games in the Microsoft Store — get Xbox Live Gold today to get in on the action or join Xbox Game Pass Ultimate which includes all these fantastic benefits plus access to over 100 great games with Xbox Game Pass.
You may be wondering what in the world do these two things have in common? Well despite the artist being a fan of Call of Duty his newly announce LP titled 'MMLP 2' will be launching the same exact day (Nov 5th) as his debut album.
What better way to promote both the game and his album? As such the song titled 'Survival' has been released about a month ago. The rapper seems to be helping the call of duty series promote sales.
Check out Eminem's new music video Survival which displays game play of Call of Duty Ghosts. Below is the listed music video.
If you are a fan of both the rapper and game this is the music video for you, it shows others dressed in the Call of Duty Ghosts mask as well as Eminem. You also notice the dogs that they used in the game wondering about.
Coming from a personal opinion I do not think the game will deliver that much hype as most Call of duty releases are just the same thing with shinier layouts. As such I am still very excited to play the game as well as hear some new music!
Call of Duty: Ghosts launches November 5th on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U and PC, and on November 22nd on Xbox One and PS4.
For more information on Call of Duty: Ghosts, please visit the 360-HQ Xbox 360 Games database for Xbox 360 and our new Xbox One Games database on XBOXONE-HQ for everything Xbox One.
Microsoft on Wednesday announced a new Kinect bundle that includes the Xbox 360 250GB and a Kinect game. The bundle will be released in the UK on November 4th for £299.99 and the US version will be coming out November 4th for $399.
Starting Nov. 4, users can purchased the Xbox 360 250GB console, a Kinect sensor, and the "Kinect Adventures" game as a $400 bundle, Microsoft said.
The slimmer, shinier Xbox with a 250-Gbyte hard drive made its debut at the E3 gaming conference in June. The Kinect-ready Xbox include an updated angular case with a glossy finish, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and HDMI. The standalone 250GB console is available now for $299.99, but users will have to wait until November for the Kinect bundle.
Microsoft also announced Wednesday that Kinect will debut in Japan on Nov. 20. It will be on display at next week's Tokyo Game Show.
Microsoft announced Kinect availability and other pricing bundles in July. As a standalone product, Kinect will launch Nov. 4 in the U.S. for $149.99. It will come with the Kinect sensor and "Kinect Adventures."
For a cheaper Xbox bundle option, users can purchase an Xbox 360 4GB console, the Kinect sensor, and "Kinect Adventures" for $299. The 4GB version of the XBox 360 started shipping on Aug. 3 for $199.99.
Fifteen games like "Kinectimals," "Kinect Sports," and "Kinect JoyRide," will also be available at launch for $49 each.
Pre-orders for those bundles are now being accepted at most major retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, Wal-Mart, Target, GameStop, and the Microsoft Store. Those who pre-order Kinect will get a token to download three exclusive game levels for "Kinect Adventures."
Microsoft did not mention if pre-orders for the Xbox 360 250GB bundle were available; the option does not appear on the Microsoft Store.
Here we are playing Rock Band 2 and having a good ol time at it while our poor friends down under just now get word that they will soon get Rock Band 1, for God sake why even bother at this point and what i want to know is why they still pay the full price since the things been out for so long and part 2 is here.
Game Spot has the full details right here: An industry rumour started circulating over a year ago saying that Harmonix-developed rhythm title Rock Band would not be coming to Australian shores to coincide with the Christmas 2007 holiday period launch in the US. The rumblings were given further credence when Charles Huang--cocreator of RedOctane and the Guitar Hero brand--went on record to GameSpot AU in 2007 saying he believed the product would miss its intended launch window in multiple territories outside of North America due to insufficient manufacturing. Sure enough in December last year when the game launched it turned out exactly as Huang predicted and almost a year after going on sale EA was still making announcements at E3 2008 about new European regions due to receive the game. Australia so far has not been one of the listed countries to receive Rock Band and attempts at ascertaining a firm release date or reason for the delay from the game's distributor EA has fallen on deaf ears.
Rock Band, the Harmonix-developed rhythm game that features guitar, drums, and vocals has had a well-documented rough trip to reach retail shelves in Australia. The recent news that Activision had priced and dated Guitar Hero: World Tour for our market made it look as if Guitar Hero would be the first full band game to go on sale down under. EA hit back today announcing Rock Band will be available from November 7 on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo Wii platforms in Australia. The product will be sold in multiple configurations with hardware only bundles on all platforms--consisting of one guitar, microphone, and drum kit--carrying an RRP of A$199.99 ($166.47), the hardware bundle including software will cost A$249.99 ($208.23), and standalone drum kits and guitars will retail for A$129.99 ($108.30) and A$89.99 ($74.99) respectively.
An EA spokesperson was unavailable at time of print to comment on the availability and pricing of Rock Band downloadable content for Australia or an estimated timeframe for the launch of the game's sequel, Rock Band 2.
The news comes only days after Games Conference Asia 2008--Asian version of Leipzig's trade show--where EA Asia Pacific President Jon Niermann confirmed the game would begin shipping to Singapore from September 25 this year.
Arm Yourselves! The Wait for “Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom” is Over
Xbox-360-exclusive “Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom” now available in North America from BLUESIDE, Inc. and Microsoft. PDLC coming Jan. 22
Dust off your battle armor and take up your weapon of choice. “Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom,” the highly anticipated Xbox 360 exclusive from BLUESIDE, Inc. ships today to retailers nationwide. Available for an ESRP of $59.99 and rated “M” for Mature, “KUF: CoD” combines classic characters from previous “Kingdom Under Fire” games with an exciting new Action RPG format to excite and engage players in a whole new way.
Featuring more than 50 abilities, 60 enhancements and infinite combinations of weapons, abilities and spells, gamers will battle menacing monsters across six acts like the gruesome Flesh Golem or the scorpion-like Necromancer. Familiar heroes like Regnier, Leinhart and Celine return with three additional playable characters to find their way out of darkness and back into the Realm of Light.
Fight alone or with up to three friends utilizing the full co-op multiplayer experience on Xbox LIVE. “Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom” is one of the first network RPG online games for consoles featuring a seamless switch between offline and online gameplay. Available exclusively through multiplayer mode, players can obtain an exciting collection of rare and advanced items and abilities as well as create custom weapons and armor through Item Synthesis.
To further enhance the experience, players will be able to acquire new downloadable content Jan. 22 through Xbox LIVE. Available character content will range from amusing wearable add-ons like goggles and hats to intimidating animal skull helmets. For more information on “KUF: CoD” and all the latest information from the team at BLUESIDE, visit www.xbox.com/KUFCOD and www.kufcod.com.
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Coming from a personal opinion I do not think the game will deliver that much hype as most Call of duty releases are just the same thing with shinier layouts. As such I am still very excited to play the game as well as hear some new music!
