Call of Duty: Black Ops Killstreak Bonuses

• 3 Kills – Spy Plane
• 3 Kills – RC-XD (RC bomb)
• 4 Kills – Counter Spy Plane
• 4 Kills – SAM Turret
• 5 Kills – Care Package
• 5 Kills – Napalm Strike
• 6 Kills – Sentry Gun
• 6 Kills – Mortar Team
• 7 Kills – Attack Helicopter
• 7 Kills – Valkyrie Rockets
• 8 Kills – Blackbird
• 8 Kills – “Rolling Thunder”
• 9 Kills – Chopper Gunner
• 11 Kills – Attack Dogs
• 11 Kills – Gunship

Killzone 3 and Crysis 2, when you hear about these games the first thing that pops in your mind is that both are visual benchmarks for the platforms they are being released on.  Guerilla’s managing director, Hermen Hulst, has stated Killzone 3 will use close to 100% of the PS3′s power. And that is true since Killzone 3 does look a notch ahead of Killzone 2. On the other hand we have Crysis 2. A behemoth in the visuals department, the game is said to surpass the original game graphically and have we have noted that combat in the game will be “catastrophically beautiful”.

So how do these beasts compare with each other? Lets do a video comparison to find out. We have divided the comparison in two videos. The first video takes a look how the games hold up in Single Player and the second video compares the Multiplayer aspect. Take a look.

Single Player

Multi Player

“Puzzle Quest 2 for the PSP will have all your favorite Puzzle Quest 2 content, including Tournament and Endurance Modes, along with a new Elite Mode, where the battles will be tougher and the rewards far greater,” the devs say.

Nothing else has yet been announced. More info on this matter as it builds will be made available to you soon.

“I can guarantee you people are going to be surprised at stuff we do. That isn’t going to stop any time soon. I’m just laughing because… people will be shocked again,” Newell said. “We have three pretty big surprises in the next 12 months at least.”

He recently announced Portal 2 at E3 this year, and announced it would be ‘best on the PlayStation 3.’ That, certainly, was a surprise. If these surprises are anything like that one, then, oh my god, I’ll be happy.

Oh, by the way, did you check out our Portal 2 preview?

“We’ve a fantastic game and a fantastic marketing campaign so our ambition is to set another record like we did with Modern Warfare 2,” Call of Duty general manager (EU) Michaël Sportouch told MCV.

“The resources invested behind Black Ops in terms of development of the game and the marketing are the highest ever for Activision. Our ambition is not only to be the biggest game but also the biggest entertainment launch of the year,” he continued.

“We’ve a 60-second ad during the England vs. Bulgaria match, which is our first mainstream communication around Black Ops in the UK. From there it’s going to be non-stop.”

Wow, Black Ops… big stuff, eh? Oh, here’s the newly released multiplayer trailer for Black Ops. It’s awesome. Also, check out our CoD: Black Ops preview here.

In an interview with PS3M, the creator of Resident Evil said he doesn’t expect upcoming devices like Kinect and PlayStation Move to have much of an impact on the market.

“I don’t think motion controls will be in the gaming mainstream in the next ten years,” Mikami said. “When the technology gets to the point where you can just flick your eyeballs around and the computer can pick it up, you won’t need a controller anymore. Obviously it’s going to take a while to get there.”

It isn’t like we didn’t say that before…

The Blu-ray Disc Association which compromises of biggies like Sony, Samsung, Disny and others have claimed that Blu Ray capacity will grow as the industry’s ambitions grow. PlayStation 3 has been undoubtedly the biggest force behind Blu Ray so far with all games being developed on Blu Ray and some of them also being developed on dual ray disc.

European Blu-ray Disc Association chairman Graham  said, “The ambition of [games] developers is unlimited and therefore you will see new and exciting innovations that could well require additional storage capacity.”

“Blu-ray is in a position to be able to grow with the industry and ensure that disc storage capacity can support the ambitions of the developers.”

It’s a no brainer that as years go by games will continue to occupy more space before they reach a saturation point. How this will happen, we shall see. Stay tuned with GamingBolt for more news and updates.

At the Apple Event, Epic  Games announced Project Sword for the iPhone. It should not come as a big surprise since now a days big publishers and developers are really utlizing Apple’s excellent platform for indie and platform games. A few weeks ago id Software announced that they will be releasing RAGE for the Apple iOS.

PlayStation 3 owners can now immerse themselves in a world of Hudson Soft as the company launches “Hudson Gate” for PlayStation Home. The portal lounge area will serve as a home-base for all things Hudson including games, virtual item shopping and product information. Within the lounge, there is also a racing match frequently conducted with “Dolphy” the virtual pet

As a central digital world within PlayStation^®Home, “Hudson Gate” will include the Dolphy racing mini-game, in which eight Dolphies compete. Players can watch, vote and participate in the races to obtain virtual rewards. Players can also purchase a “Dolphy Room” which enables them to breed their own Dolphy pets for them to race.

For more information on Hudson Gate, please visithttp://www.hudson.co.jp/home/eur/.

Take to the skies and blow the hell out of some enemies in this brand new single player trailer for Medal of Honor.