“We will be able to share a date with you relatively soon when the first update for consoles will hit,” said Payday 2 producer Amir Listo in February. We’ve been making some real progress.” It’s now the end of July, and there’s no indication when console owners are getting new content.
Having made the rounds in Canada, the UK and Australia since 2012, Pizza Hut is finally bringing its bizarre hot dog stuffed crust pizza to U.S. stores later this month. Tentative hooray!
Payday 2 creator Overkill Software is making a new game based on the popular zombie franchise The Walking Dead, the company just announced. Robert Kirkman, the creator of the original comics, said in a post on Steam that it's "the co-op game that all of the Walking Dead fans have been waiting for."
The super-popular criminal heist game is making its way to Microsoft and Sony's newest video game consoles.
Video games and the consoles we play them on may use a significant amount of materials. But even when going digital, it seems we can't get away from the waste.
For all those tired of the same old squad based FPS scenarios, Payday: The Heist offers new settings to take on.
Gamers work well in teams. We've slaughtered zombies, repelled rebels, routed RED (or BLU)—all with the help of our friends. Now we get to rob banks.
Overkill is what happens when Duck Hunt meets the cold, fiscal reality of the App Store.
Can't say the visuals in the trailer do much for me, and I've never really been a big fan of the House of the Dead series outside of the arcade versions, but I'm really digging the drive-in horror film vibe they've got going in the marketing. Not enough where I'd consider picking up the game, mind you, but I probably…
