The Xbox 360 version arrives Friday for 400 MSP, with the PC version available now. European PlayStation 3 owners will have to wait a week yet again, even though itâ€™s already out on the US PSN store. The Walking Dead: 400 Days is the most noteworthy release, seemingly coming out of nowhere. ShopTo are selling it for just under Â£27 with pre-order DLC of some kind.ĭownloads now. It does look better than some of the low-budget tat shoved out recently though, with Ride to Hell springing to mind instantly. Imagine a sort of low-budget Deus Ex, only with supernatural powers instead of an assortment of high-tech toys. Still not convinced? It features Bruno Delinger, the chap from Segaâ€™s Dynamite Cop – a series that can be linked back to 1996â€™s excellent Die Hard Arcade.Īt the time of typing there are no reviews of DARK, although we will say that the footage released at E3 looked far from amazing.

â€œProject X Zone is often funny and consistently frantic â€“ two traits not necessarily associated with tactical RPGs,â€ was their verdict. IGN agreed that the story is a bit pump and gave it the same score. The Official Nintendo Magazine gave this strategic 2D RPG 80%, noting that while itâ€™s a little easy and the plot for bringing characters from various franchises together is â€œflimsy at bestâ€ itâ€™s still a highly entertaining experience – â€œa series of violent, interactive laser-light shows,â€ as they put it. Reviews have been pretty good, so donâ€™t let that price-tag put you off. Project X Zone could be seen as a budget-priced title too, we suppose – Amazon, amongst others, are offering it for just over Â£20. Those two retail releases are Project X Zone on 3DS and the budget-priced stealth adventure DARK on Xbox 360 and PC. There may only be two retail releases arriving this week, but thereâ€™s more than triple that out on the download services.

We think itâ€™s far to say that due to digital distribution we wonâ€™t ever face another notorious â€˜summer game droughtâ€™.

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