Six GBA Mega Man Classics Coming to Virtual Console
Capcom is teaming up with Nintendo of America to bring six GBA Mega Man titles to Wii U Virtual Console in May 2015.
Through the poll on the Capcom Unity blog, fans can vote for the GBA Mega Man game to be released on May 7. The remaining games will be released chronologically, every Thursday, for the remainder of May (which Capcom has playfully nicknamed as "Mega May").
The poll is open until April 29 and allows users the chance to vote for either Mega Man & Bass, Mega Man Battle Network 3 Blue/White, Mega Man Zero 2 or Mega Man Battle Network 4 Red Sun/Blue Moon.
Shovel Knight Digs Its Way to Xbox One Next Week
Yacht Club Games' 2D side-scrolling action platformer Shovel Knight will release on Xbox One next week, Microsoft spokesman Major Nelson announced.
After mistakenly tweeting that the game would be hitting the Xbox platform later this week, Mr. Larry Hryb corrected himself in a followup post, confirming that the game will arrive on Xbox Live's marketplace one week later.
Correction: Shovel Knight is coming to Xbox One next week http://t.co/Cqj8YT49Y0
— Larry Hryb (@majornelson) April 21, 2015
Shovel Knight Digs Its Way to Xbox One Next Week
Yacht Club Games' 2D side-scrolling action platformer Shovel Knight will release on Xbox One next week, Microsoft spokesman Major Nelson announced.
After mistakenly tweeting that the game would be hitting the Xbox platform later this week, Mr. Larry Hryb corrected himself in a followup post, confirming that the game will arrive on Xbox Live's marketplace one week later.
Correction: Shovel Knight is coming to Xbox One next week http://t.co/Cqj8YT49Y0
— Larry Hryb (@majornelson) April 21, 2015
Gears of War Cinematic Director Leaves Epic for Black Tusk
Greg M. Mitchell, the man responsible for almost all the cinematics in the Gears of War franchise, has left Epic Games to join Black Tusk Studios.
Announcing the move on Twitter, Mitchell didn't elaborate upon his new position at the studio handling the next entry in the Gears franchise, but it's pretty obvious it'll be related to the cinematics again.
BIG NEWS!! I'm leaving Epic, but heading to @blacktuskstudio to work on #Gearsofwar!! I'll quote Marcus Fenix, by saying "NICE!!" :)
Gears of War Cinematic Director Leaves Epic for Black Tusk
Greg M. Mitchell, the man responsible for almost all the cinematics in the Gears of War franchise, has left Epic Games to join Black Tusk Studios.
Announcing the move on Twitter, Mitchell didn't elaborate upon his new position at the studio handling the next entry in the Gears franchise, but it's pretty obvious it'll be related to the cinematics again.
BIG NEWS!! I'm leaving Epic, but heading to @blacktuskstudio to work on #Gearsofwar!! I'll quote Marcus Fenix, by saying "NICE!!" :)
Android Wear Update Closes Gap With Apple Watch
Today, Google is launching a new Android Wear update that brings its functionality closer to that of the Apple Watch.
According to a post on the Google Blog, the Android Wear will be getting Wi-Fi support. The watch will also be getting "always-on apps" in addition to its always-on screen.
You no longer need to use your hands to check your notifications, as flicking your wrist scrolls through the stream. Additionally, you'll now be able to view your contacts with one tap from the watch face.
There is also functionality to recognise emojis that you draw on the screen, which can then be sent via message or text to your friends.
Android Wear Update Closes Gap With Apple Watch
Today, Google is launching a new Android Wear update that brings its functionality closer to that of the Apple Watch.
According to a post on the Google Blog, the Android Wear will be getting Wi-Fi support. The watch will also be getting "always-on apps" in addition to its always-on screen.
You no longer need to use your hands to check your notifications, as flicking your wrist scrolls through the stream. Additionally, you'll now be able to view your contacts with one tap from the watch face.
There is also functionality to recognise emojis that you draw on the screen, which can then be sent via message or text to your friends.
Check out Google Wallet’s New Security
Money stored in a Google Wallet account is now secured by the FDIC, giving Google Wallet the same level of protection as an account at a traditional bank.
Yahoo Finance confirmed that Google recently changed how it handles money with its digital wallet service. These changes now put Google Wallet within FDIC standards, which will protect funds up to $250,000 USD. This means if Google happens to go bankrupt, you won't have to go to court to get $250,000 USD of your money back. PayPal and Venmo, who offer similar services, don't offer this type of protection.
With the support of the FDIC, Google Wallet is gaining steam and starting to stand out from its competitors. You can read more about how Google Wallet allows you to process payments from when IGN reported its launch in 2011.
Check out Google Wallet’s New Security
Money stored in a Google Wallet account is now secured by the FDIC, giving Google Wallet the same level of protection as an account at a traditional bank.
Yahoo Finance confirmed that Google recently changed how it handles money with its digital wallet service. These changes now put Google Wallet within FDIC standards, which will protect funds up to $250,000 USD. This means if Google happens to go bankrupt, you won't have to go to court to get $250,000 USD of your money back. PayPal and Venmo, who offer similar services, don't offer this type of protection.
With the support of the FDIC, Google Wallet is gaining steam and starting to stand out from its competitors. You can read more about how Google Wallet allows you to process payments from when IGN reported its launch in 2011.
Mortal Kombat X: Ed Boon Hints at Story DLC
Mortal Kombat X creator Ed Boon has hinted the recently-released brawler could soon be getting Story DLC to introduce new playable characters.
Responding to a fan on Twitter, Boon mused about the possible existence of a "Story Pack", though he failed to be drawn on any details about who may be involved or when we may see it.
"@LazyEyedJ @noobde So Ed are you secretly gonna patch in the NPC's from story to make them playable? EB: U mean like a "Story Pack" ?
— Ed Boon (@noobde) April 18, 2015