Fallout: New Vegas senior designer Chris Avellone and Tim Cain, the lead programmer of the original Fallout, are thinking about getting involved with the fan created web series Fallout: Nuka Break, but there is a catch.
Nuka Break is a Kickstarter funded web series, and even though it has already met its funding goal, Avellone and Cain have committed to getting involved if the show can double its budget. If the new goal is met, Avellone and Cain will get involved in the writing process of the episodes, and will also appear in the show.
You can find out more about the campaign by clicking here.
Mark Hamill will appear as the Joker in a DC Universe Online expansion, despite saying he was retiring the character back in October on twitter.
It's possible that the dialogue for, "The Last Laugh" DLC may have been recorded before Hamill announced his retirement, but I like to believe that he just couldn't stay away.
You can find out more about the DLC by clicking here.
A clever hacker has found a way to let R2-D2 rampage through the streets of Liberty City by modding Grand Theft Auto IV.
The video comes from YouTube user taltigolt, and he has made R2-D2 a terrifying force of destruction. He makes Nico look like your average gangster. You can download the mod here.
The latest trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man shows off how easy it to use Web Rush to navigate Manhattan and beat up bad guys.
In combat, Web Rush slows down time so you can make choices about how you want to approach a fight. In regard to navigation, Web Rush lets you zip around the city at full speed by selecting specific locations you want to zip to and letting Spider-Man figure out the rest.
The Amazing Spider-Man will be available on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS, the Nintendo 3DS on June 26.