/2017/02/27/economy/wisconsinites-assess-trumps-big-promises/popout" frameborder="0" width="100%" height="240px">Denizens of Dunn County express hope and angst for the president's policy pledges. ListenreadDownloadDownloadCurrently Featured SeriesMake Me SmartThe Big PromiseThe Trump Administration's Business TiesThe Superhero ShowSubscribe to the Marketplacenewsletter.Follow the Podcastsupport usLEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens Video Game In-Development. Hot off the heels of the recent release of LEGO Marvel’s Avengers, a recent leak on Amazon suggests that a LEGO video game adaptation of The Force Awakens will be coming soon from TT Games. But what’s more interesting is that the game will apparently “bridge the gap” between Return Of The Jedi and TFA. From Amazon Italy (rough translation): The best-selling LEGO video game franchise makes its triumphant return with a journey full of action and humor based on the blockbuster movie. The game will also feature exclusive content playable that bridge the gap between the story of Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.
Play as Rey, Finn, Poe, BB-8, Kylo Ren, Han Solo and many others in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens! The Force is strong here – in LEGO Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force, players will relive the action of the movie as told through the witty lens of LEGO. LEGO Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force also introduces Multi-buildings and Battles with the Blaster universe of LEGO videogames. With Multi-buildings, use LEGO bricks available to open new paths, and then destroy and reconstruct these bricks to open others! During the battles with the blaster, use the environment as protection to address the First Order. The thing that seems odd about this is that the release date (May 31, 2016) is so soon. Usually, announcements for TT’s LEGO games occur at least half a year before the games themselves are released. Maybe such an announcement could happen in the very near future, but it seems like a small delay may be in order. It also interests me to see how exactly the adventures shown in the game will affect the canon, given the numerous liberties these games take with the movies.
This is, of course, presuming this leak is real at all. Thanks to NintendoEverything for bringing this story to our attention. Presuming the leak is real, more information will likely be imminent. That sure didn’t take long. What appears to be part of the announcement trailer is now up online playing as an ad on certain YouTube videos. The full trailer has arrived! So it looks like this is real after all. The release date seems to be pushed back a bit to June 28, 2016, though. On another note, here are a few new screenshots to chew on (thanks to Rieekan for finding these): Powered by WordPress | Designed by: seo services | Thanks to seo company, web designer and internet marketing companyMonster Hunter 4G (2014/2015)Nintendo 3DS A Enhanced version of the RPG game Monster Hunter 4. An upcoming DLC for the 3DS Game where the Felyn dress up as Sonic and wields Excaliburn from Sonic and the Black Knight.Also announced was a Guild Card themed of Sonic. Mario Kart 8 (2014/2015)Wii U
The eighth installment in the main Mario Kart series. Version 4.0 allows the game to unlock a Sonic racing suit for Mii by using the Sonic Amiibo. Phantasy Star Online 2 (2012/2014/2016)PC, PlayStation Vita, iOS, Android The 2012 sequel of Phantasy Star Online developed by Sega, that has been only available commercially in Japan and the Pacific Southwest.In June 10, 2015, Sonic Lobby is announced to be featured until June 24, similarly to one featured in Phantasy Star Universe. The lobby features floating golden Rings, Springs and statues of Sonic, Tails and Amy. Collecting Rings from the lobby is hinted to make something happen.During that same time, Sonic Nyau can be found as enemies from the game, resembling closely like titular character and holding Extreme Gears from Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity. The Extreme Gear can be used as weapon after defeating him. Project X Zone 2 (2015/2016)Nintendo 3DS A tactical role-playing game crossover between Capcom, SEGA, and Bandai Namco Entertainment.
In the game, couple of references to Sonic are made: at the start of Chapter 6, one of Xiaomu's lines is "Gotta go fast", one of the examples Xiaomu provides when telling the characters to look for inscrutable signs is "The Two-Tailed Fox" in chapter 21 and at one point in the game Segata Sanshiro states he should have brought a Spring from the Spring Yard Zone. Yoshi's Woolly World (2015)Wii U By using the Sonic Amiibo, players can change Yoshi's appearance identical to Sonic's. Super Mario Maker (2015)Wii U By using the Sonic Amiibo, Mario can use the Mystery Mushroom to transform into an 16-bit of Sonic. This feature is only available when the player is designing a level based on the original Super Mario Bros. game. Minecraft: Story Mode (2015)Wii U In episode 5 "Order Up!", one of the optional potions Jesse can take to defeat Aiden is a speed potion which allows him/her to move faster and slow his/her perception of time. His/her one-liner for taking the potion is "Gotta go fast".
Share Play is one of the PlayStation 4's most eye-catching features.It's designed to let the player who owns the game, aka the host, virtually pass their controller to an online friend who doesn't own the game. As long as both players are PlayStation Plus subscribers, it should work.Share Play works through streaming, so resolution and frame-rate aren't at their best. But when it works, it works. And in some cases it lets you do play in a way the game proper does not. The wonderful Towerfall Ascension, for example, does not feature online multiplayer. But with Share Play two people can play against each other from the comfort of their homes.Sony has said it wants Share Play to work with all PS4 games. But, nearly two weeks into its life, it does not.Yesterday it emerged that Sledgehammer's first-person shooter Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare blocks PS4 Share Play. We wanted to find out whether that was a one off or whether blocking was widespread, so we tested as many games as we could get our hands on.
There are two different messages that explain why a game is being blocked. They are as follows:"Viewing the game screen that the host is currently playing is not allowed due to content restrictions in your country or region."If the host starts a game that you can view, the game screen will be displayed.""The host's game screen is not displayed because the current scene is a blocked scene for Share Play."Wait until the blocked scene has finished."We've grouped the games we tested by publisher. If a game works fine, we say it does. If it doesn't, we say which message you get.The results are mixed. The majority of games work, but some, like Call of Duty: Ghosts and Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, do not. This seems strange when Destiny, also published by Activision, does work. But then developer Bungie owns the Destiny IP, so perhaps it put its foot down. In any case, Activision's own Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark works fine, too. Overnight Activision released a statement on the matter, claiming their engineers didn't have time to test Share Play and so disabled it.
Elsewhere, Ubisoft download games Rayman Legends and Child of Light are blocked despite full price games Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag and Watch Dogs working without issue. We've asked Ubisoft for comment.A couple of Square Enix games are blocked: Thief and Tomb Raider. But Sleeping Dogs, Murdered Soul Suspect and Lords of the Fallen all work fine. The publisher is looking into it for us.Conversely, all EA games we tested worked fine. As you'd expect, all the Sony-developed games we tested worked.Here's a strange one: Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition is blocked. Developer 4J Studios seemed nonplussed when we asked about it. We were told the developers were waiting for Sony to explain what's up, and that, hopefully, it will be fixable via a patch. (We've seen reports that Minecraft Share Play works after its initial scene, but during our tests it failed to work at any point.)Share Play only arrived a couple of weeks ago, as part of the firmware update 2.0, so perhaps there are growing pains on the tech side (Shadow of Mordor, for example, blocked Share Play pre-firmware update 2.01 but now works).