The Sims 3 Movie Stuff Trailer
Bring all of the glitz, glamour, and movie-making magic of Hollywood
straight into your Sims’ homes with The Sims™ 3 Movie Stuff! Set the
stage for more unique stories with distinctively themed décor,
furnishings, and clothing inspired by iconic movie genres.
FEATURES
Comic Book Blockbusters
Fashion—Whether you’re
creating a caped do-gooder or a nefarious über-villain, your Sim is
going to look absolutely super in a range of tight-fitting, over-the-top
costumes—including the mighty and mysterious Super Justice Llama!
Décor—Create a lair or hideout fit for a masked hero or even their arch
nemesis with sculptures, memorabilia and more inspired by the greatest
comic-book hero movies. Your Sims can even feel like they’re about to
resume their secret identity in their new phone-booth shower!
Western Epics
Fashion— Time to rustle
up some new duds, I reckon. With frilled chaps, smart vests, and ornate
Victorian dresses, your Sims will look like they’d be right at home in
some dusty Western saloon. Décor— Give your Sims’ home a folksy frontier
attitude that says, “Howdy, partner.” Old-timey furniture like a wooden
vanity and a homey rocking chair will add some classic Western style to
your Sims’ world.
Creepy Features
Fashion—Terrify your
Sims’ neighbors with playfully horrific costumes. Gothic garb includes
selections in macabre colors like black and crimson with features such
as prominent stitching, and lots of rips and tears for that
just-risen-from-the-grave look. Décor— Your Sims are in for some scare …
with flair. You’ll have a frightfully good time decking out your Sims’
homes in cheeky horror décor including a nightmarish bookshelf, a spider
web door, and jars of who-knows-what.
New Hairstyles, Hats, and Helmets
Top off your Sims’
cinematic look with a selection of show-stopping headgear and hairdos.
From a winged hero helmet to an expertly tangled gothic ‘do to a ghostly
bridal veil, your Sim will look ready for their close-up.
How Game Creators are Using the Power of Xbox One
Xbox One will
usher in a new generation of games, and at Comic-Con International: San
Diego, developers from some of the most celebrated gaming studios in the
world gathered to show fans how they’re doing just that. Featuring
talent from Rare, Ltd., Turn 10 Studios, Microsoft Studios and Capcom
Vancouver, the panel focused on how teams are leveraging the unique
abilities of the console to create experiences that enhance and evolve
the way games are played.
Advanced Graphical Fidelity
A new generation console means new generation graphics fueled by faster, more powerful hardware.
Josh Bridge, Executive Producer on “Dead Rising 3,” used their vision of a nightmarish zombie apocalypse to demonstrate the level of visual fidelity that the Xbox One allows them to achieve. Zombies can be dismembered with anatomically gruesome realism. Each shard of broken glass is governed by its own set of physics and will react differently depending on how you smash through a window. The vast sandbox world of Los Perdidos is larger than “Dead Rising” and “Dead Rising 2” combined, and is populated with detailed buildings that can be fully explored.
And of course, “Dead Rising 3” is capable of supporting hordes of zombies on screen at a single time – a far cry from the handful that pushed the Xbox 360 to its limits last generation.
“One of the big things we wanted to do with the Xbox One’s increased horsepower was to push the reality of the world and make it more believable and tense,” said Bridge. “Zombies are the enemy this time, so why not make it look good?”
A new generation console means new generation graphics fueled by faster, more powerful hardware.
Josh Bridge, Executive Producer on “Dead Rising 3,” used their vision of a nightmarish zombie apocalypse to demonstrate the level of visual fidelity that the Xbox One allows them to achieve. Zombies can be dismembered with anatomically gruesome realism. Each shard of broken glass is governed by its own set of physics and will react differently depending on how you smash through a window. The vast sandbox world of Los Perdidos is larger than “Dead Rising” and “Dead Rising 2” combined, and is populated with detailed buildings that can be fully explored.
And of course, “Dead Rising 3” is capable of supporting hordes of zombies on screen at a single time – a far cry from the handful that pushed the Xbox 360 to its limits last generation.
“One of the big things we wanted to do with the Xbox One’s increased horsepower was to push the reality of the world and make it more believable and tense,” said Bridge. “Zombies are the enemy this time, so why not make it look good?”
A More Powerful Kinect
According to Nick Burton, New Technology Development Lead at Rare, Ltd. working on “Kinect Sports Rivals,” Xbox One’s Kinect sensor has ten times the power of its predecessor. It can register a fingertip from three meters away, a feat that was impossible last generation, and its wider field of tracking means it can register more players and at closer distances.
“Kinect Sports Rivals” is using Kinect’s advanced technology to provide a new layer of precision and depth of mastery. No longer will vague gestures be enough to secure victory – every subtle movement is registered in-game and impacts performance. How hard you twist your wrist while revving the throttle of a jet ski affects its acceleration and your exact hand placement can mean the difference between success and failure in rock climbing.
Rare is also developing brand-new gameplay features, like “Kinect Sports Rivals’” Champions. If you stand or sit in front of the new Kinect sensor, it can capture your facial structure, hair, skin color, body composition and even expression, and build a remarkably accurate virtual athlete – your Champion – in seconds.
The new Kinect can also make basic gaming tasks more convenient. For instance, Ken Lobb, Creative Director at Microsoft Studios and one of the founders of the original “Killer Instinct,” explained how Kinect’s ability to identify players makes switching profiles and preferences on Xbox One seamless.
In fighting games, players like to map their buttons all over the controller, Lobb explained. So when playing “Killer Instinct,” once you make a profile and set your preferred button configuration, Kinect will instantly recognize when you’re holding the controller and map the buttons accordingly, even if it’s in the middle of a match.
“It seems kind of simple,” said Lobb, “but its super awesome once you see it in play.”
According to Nick Burton, New Technology Development Lead at Rare, Ltd. working on “Kinect Sports Rivals,” Xbox One’s Kinect sensor has ten times the power of its predecessor. It can register a fingertip from three meters away, a feat that was impossible last generation, and its wider field of tracking means it can register more players and at closer distances.
“Kinect Sports Rivals” is using Kinect’s advanced technology to provide a new layer of precision and depth of mastery. No longer will vague gestures be enough to secure victory – every subtle movement is registered in-game and impacts performance. How hard you twist your wrist while revving the throttle of a jet ski affects its acceleration and your exact hand placement can mean the difference between success and failure in rock climbing.
Rare is also developing brand-new gameplay features, like “Kinect Sports Rivals’” Champions. If you stand or sit in front of the new Kinect sensor, it can capture your facial structure, hair, skin color, body composition and even expression, and build a remarkably accurate virtual athlete – your Champion – in seconds.
The new Kinect can also make basic gaming tasks more convenient. For instance, Ken Lobb, Creative Director at Microsoft Studios and one of the founders of the original “Killer Instinct,” explained how Kinect’s ability to identify players makes switching profiles and preferences on Xbox One seamless.
In fighting games, players like to map their buttons all over the controller, Lobb explained. So when playing “Killer Instinct,” once you make a profile and set your preferred button configuration, Kinect will instantly recognize when you’re holding the controller and map the buttons accordingly, even if it’s in the middle of a match.
“It seems kind of simple,” said Lobb, “but its super awesome once you see it in play.”
Gameplay Enhanced by the Cloud
The future of online gaming on Xbox One will be better than ever. As Xbox’s Major Nelson previously shared, matchmaking will be faster and smarter, factoring in numerous variables, such as player reputation, spoken language and skill, to ensure you’re consistently paired with players who fit your preferred style of play. If you’re tearing up the competition in “Killer Instinct,” you’ll be pitted against only the best. If you enjoy racing against aggressive players in “Forza Motorsport 5,” future matches will be tailored accordingly.
However, being connected to the Internet on Xbox One is not just about playing with other gamers anymore. In “Forza Motorsport 5” Turn 10 Studios will use the Internet to aggregate race data from players all around the world to breed a new type of opponent that consistently learns and evolves – Drivatar.
“It [Drivatar] watches the way you play and the cloud [Xbox Live] takes all this data and data from the entire community and builds an opponent with no set or finite number of variables,” said Dan Greenawalt, Creative Director on “Forza Motorsport 5.” “It creates variables based on what it saw the community do and trains your Drivatar to drive just the way you do.”
The future of online gaming on Xbox One will be better than ever. As Xbox’s Major Nelson previously shared, matchmaking will be faster and smarter, factoring in numerous variables, such as player reputation, spoken language and skill, to ensure you’re consistently paired with players who fit your preferred style of play. If you’re tearing up the competition in “Killer Instinct,” you’ll be pitted against only the best. If you enjoy racing against aggressive players in “Forza Motorsport 5,” future matches will be tailored accordingly.
However, being connected to the Internet on Xbox One is not just about playing with other gamers anymore. In “Forza Motorsport 5” Turn 10 Studios will use the Internet to aggregate race data from players all around the world to breed a new type of opponent that consistently learns and evolves – Drivatar.
“It [Drivatar] watches the way you play and the cloud [Xbox Live] takes all this data and data from the entire community and builds an opponent with no set or finite number of variables,” said Dan Greenawalt, Creative Director on “Forza Motorsport 5.” “It creates variables based on what it saw the community do and trains your Drivatar to drive just the way you do.”
Sharing your favorite
gaming moments with friends is an experience that Xbox One is bringing
to life with Game DVR and Upload Studio. Whether you’re online or off,
your Xbox One can record your most epic gameplay moments, so when you
nail that game-winning headshot you’ll automatically have that footage
available to edit into a highlight reel.
At EVO 2013, one fan went undefeated for hours in “Killer Instinct” until at long last the best player on the “Killer Instinct” development team was able to defeat them. Using Game DVR, they were able to record the best parts of the highly competitive set of three matches. With Upload Studio, they were able to quickly turn it into a stylized video clip that could be shown off locally, like during a panel at Comic-Con, or broadcast through Xbox Live for the world to see.
If you want to share gameplay footage immediately without editing it, Xbox One also supports that. Simply say “Xbox record” at any time and the console will record what happens next for you to send to your friends or upload to the Internet.
At EVO 2013, one fan went undefeated for hours in “Killer Instinct” until at long last the best player on the “Killer Instinct” development team was able to defeat them. Using Game DVR, they were able to record the best parts of the highly competitive set of three matches. With Upload Studio, they were able to quickly turn it into a stylized video clip that could be shown off locally, like during a panel at Comic-Con, or broadcast through Xbox Live for the world to see.
If you want to share gameplay footage immediately without editing it, Xbox One also supports that. Simply say “Xbox record” at any time and the console will record what happens next for you to send to your friends or upload to the Internet.
The Possibilities with an Enhanced Second Screen
In “Dead Rising 3,” the Xbox SmartGlass Companion is integrated in both the gameplay and fiction. Nick Ramos, the game’s lead character, will discover a transmitter that will allow an in-game character to actually call you on your real-life mobile device with information, advice and even unique missions. Alternately, you can also use SmartGlass to set waypoints, view maps and call in military aid, like weapon drops and deadly airstrikes.
“You don’t have to use it, but it adds a lot,” said Josh Bridge. For example, the team found that Xbox SmartGlass opens up the possibility of two-screen couch co-op. While playing “Dead Rising 3” in the Capcom Vancouver office, Bridge’s colleagues would often pick up his mobile device and assist him with navigating through the city or finding new weapons.
In “Dead Rising 3,” the Xbox SmartGlass Companion is integrated in both the gameplay and fiction. Nick Ramos, the game’s lead character, will discover a transmitter that will allow an in-game character to actually call you on your real-life mobile device with information, advice and even unique missions. Alternately, you can also use SmartGlass to set waypoints, view maps and call in military aid, like weapon drops and deadly airstrikes.
“You don’t have to use it, but it adds a lot,” said Josh Bridge. For example, the team found that Xbox SmartGlass opens up the possibility of two-screen couch co-op. While playing “Dead Rising 3” in the Capcom Vancouver office, Bridge’s colleagues would often pick up his mobile device and assist him with navigating through the city or finding new weapons.
“Ryse: Son of Rome”
showcased a different way to use Xbox SmartGlass. Microsoft Studios and
Crytek are creating an Xbox SmartGlass Companion that mirrors the game’s
user interface and lets players manage every aspect of their “Ryse: Son
of Rome” experience on their mobile device. Whether it’s comparing
stats or watching Achievement guides, customizing your multiplayer
character, or reading the latest community updates, everything is
accessible through your mobile device by tapping into Xbox SmartGlass.
Justin Robey, Producer on “Ryse: Son of Rome,” also revealed that multiplayer games in “Ryse: Son of Rome” can be set up using Xbox SmartGlass, even while playing a different title. If you’re playing “Dead Rising 3,” you can use Xbox SmartGlass to begin matchmaking in “Ryse: Son of Rome,” so your multiplayer session will be ready and waiting without ever having to take a break from the action.
From powerful hardware that can bring worlds to life, to the gameplay enhancing possibilities of Xbox SmartGlass, the features discussed at Comic-Con and more are available to all developers working on Xbox One titles. They are fundamental parts of the Xbox One tool box, and as games like “Ryse: Son of Rome,” “Forza Motorsport 5,” “Dead Rising 3,” “Killer Instinct” and others have shown, developers are already taking advantage of these opportunities to create gaming experiences unlike anything seen before.
Xbox One launches this November. A release date, said Major Nelson, will be revealed later this summer.
Justin Robey, Producer on “Ryse: Son of Rome,” also revealed that multiplayer games in “Ryse: Son of Rome” can be set up using Xbox SmartGlass, even while playing a different title. If you’re playing “Dead Rising 3,” you can use Xbox SmartGlass to begin matchmaking in “Ryse: Son of Rome,” so your multiplayer session will be ready and waiting without ever having to take a break from the action.
From powerful hardware that can bring worlds to life, to the gameplay enhancing possibilities of Xbox SmartGlass, the features discussed at Comic-Con and more are available to all developers working on Xbox One titles. They are fundamental parts of the Xbox One tool box, and as games like “Ryse: Son of Rome,” “Forza Motorsport 5,” “Dead Rising 3,” “Killer Instinct” and others have shown, developers are already taking advantage of these opportunities to create gaming experiences unlike anything seen before.
Xbox One launches this November. A release date, said Major Nelson, will be revealed later this summer.
Ace Combat Infinity trailer. Coming exclusively to PS3.
Namco Bandai has announced Ace Combat Infinity, the next entry in the
publisher's long-running action flight combat series. The game will
arrive on the 25th September for the PS3.
The latest entry in the flight combat franchise is being developed by Project Aces, who have worked on previous Ace Combat games. It was confirmed that the game will be available as a free-to-play title which can be downloaded via Playstation Network, although nothing more was revealed.
Despite details being scarce, Namcom Bandai promised more details to follow in the coming weeks. Feel free to check the trailer below, although the trailer doesn’t reveal much, it does seem to confirm there’ll be real world locations.
The latest entry in the flight combat franchise is being developed by Project Aces, who have worked on previous Ace Combat games. It was confirmed that the game will be available as a free-to-play title which can be downloaded via Playstation Network, although nothing more was revealed.
Despite details being scarce, Namcom Bandai promised more details to follow in the coming weeks. Feel free to check the trailer below, although the trailer doesn’t reveal much, it does seem to confirm there’ll be real world locations.
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Dead Rising 3 Zombie Apocalypse Evolved - Video Documentary
From the creation of the zombie horde to the virtually infinite variety
of Combo Weapons and Vehicles, the ViDoc shows how "Dead Rising 3" is
evolving the genre in exciting ways and ushering in a new generation of
zombie-slaying mayhem.
Capcom is bringing its highly popular Dead Rising franchise to the next generation, but the zombie hordes in Dead Rising 3 will be exclusive to the Xbox One.
Dead Rising 3 will be released later this year on the Xbox One
Nickelodeon And Activision Reveal New Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles Game For Xbox 360 Wii And 3DS
Game is a four-player co-op, side-scrolling brawler based on
Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles TV show. Currently in
development for Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo 3DS by Magic Pockets sometime
during 2013.
It's part of a 3-game deal from Activision, the first being Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.
It's part of a 3-game deal from Activision, the first being Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.
Need for Speed Rivals Cops vs Racers Trailer - Extended
To celebrate Need for Speed Rivals award winning showing at E3, Ghost
have created an extended cut of the Need for Speed Announce Trailer. The
Rivalry Begins...
Need for Speed: Rivals is scheduled to be released November 19, 2013 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and later in 2013 for the PS4 and Xbox One.
Soulcalibur II HD Online announced for PS3, Xbox 360
Soul Calibur II Celebrates Its 10 Year Anniversary with New Online Battles and Updated HD Graphics
Leading video game publisher and developer Namco Bandai Games America
today announced Soul Calibur II HD Online, available on Xbox Live Arcade
for Xbox 360 games and entertainment system from Microsoft and
PlayStation Network for PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system.
Heralded as one of the best fighting games of all-time, Soul Calibur II
returns to consoles this year with crisp new high definition graphics
and all-new online modes in celebration for its 10-year anniversary.
Developed by Project Soul, the elite development team at Namco Bandai Studios, Soul Calibur II HD Online reimagines the beloved title by adding online multiplayer support to the title as well as vibrant updated graphics to take advantage of modern high definition TVs. For the first time ever, players will be able to square off against opponents from around the world with their favorite Soul Calibur II characters such as Ivy, Taki, Mitsurugi, Talim, Maxi and more. The online infrastructure will feature brand new netcode overseen by the Project Soul development team. Soul Calibur II HD Online will also come with the multitude of modes found in the original release including: Arcade, Survival, VS Battle, Time Attack, Survival, Team Battle, Practice and Weapon Master.
Developed by Project Soul, the elite development team at Namco Bandai Studios, Soul Calibur II HD Online reimagines the beloved title by adding online multiplayer support to the title as well as vibrant updated graphics to take advantage of modern high definition TVs. For the first time ever, players will be able to square off against opponents from around the world with their favorite Soul Calibur II characters such as Ivy, Taki, Mitsurugi, Talim, Maxi and more. The online infrastructure will feature brand new netcode overseen by the Project Soul development team. Soul Calibur II HD Online will also come with the multitude of modes found in the original release including: Arcade, Survival, VS Battle, Time Attack, Survival, Team Battle, Practice and Weapon Master.
"For more than a decade the Soul Calibur franchise has been one of the
preeminent head-to-head fighting franchises for consoles," said Chris
Gilbert, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Namco Bandai
Games America "Soul Calibur II HD Online lets fans relive an important
chapter of the series' history with beautifully enhanced graphics and
new online gameplay."
Soul Calibur 2 HD Online Scheduled for a release this fall on the PS3 and Xbox 360.
Lend Me Your Ears -- The Audio of Total War: ROME II
Mark Strong Joins Cast of Total War™: ROME II
SEGA today announced that the gravelly and authority-laden tones of Sherlock Holmes villain Mark Strong will be guiding players through the opening stages of their ROME II experience from the 3rd September. Catch him in action as the power-hungry General Silanus in this video short that also touches on the game's incredible soundtrack; performed by the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Dark Knight and I am Legend veteran, Jeff Atmajian.
Lend Me Your Ears - The Audio of Total
War: ROME II also shows a little of the extraordinary and bruising
lengths the sound effects team go to to get the most authentic sounding
ancient battles possible.
Total War: ROME II is out on the 3rd September worldwide.
SEGA today announced that the gravelly and authority-laden tones of Sherlock Holmes villain Mark Strong will be guiding players through the opening stages of their ROME II experience from the 3rd September. Catch him in action as the power-hungry General Silanus in this video short that also touches on the game's incredible soundtrack; performed by the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Dark Knight and I am Legend veteran, Jeff Atmajian.
Total War: ROME II is out on the 3rd September worldwide.
The Smurfs 2 The Video Game Trailer
The Smurfs 2: The Video Game is an upcoming video game to be released by Ubisoft that will coincide with the release of the motion picture it is based on.
Gameplay
The Smurfs 2 video game is an action-packed adventure platformer that provides Smurfs fans of all ages with the opportunity to dive into the magical Smurf Village and relive iconic moments and key environments from the feature film. Players assume the role of a Smurf and immerse themselves in an interactive adventure through the movie’s enchanting environments including New York City and Paris, and expand their movie experience into worlds exclusive to the video game such as The Arctic Tundra and The Lava Jungle.
Release Date For PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U: July 23, 2013
Batman Arkham Origins Copperhead Trailer
Batman: Arkham Origins is the prequel to the first two Arkham
games, which are Arkham Asylum and Arkham City. In Batman: Arkham
Origins you play as a Batman, who is just in his second year on the job.
The game takes place in the streets of Gotham City on Christmas Eve.
Black Mask is the main villain and has sent eight assassin's out after
Batman. Some of the assassin's include Deathstroke, Black Mask, and
Bane. Batman is gonna have to do whatever he can to defeat these eight
assassin's.
Today at the San Diego Comic-Con, Warner Bros. Interactive revealed another one of the assassin's that are being sent out after Batman in Arkham Origins. The new assassin will join already revealed assassin's in Bane, Deathstroke, and Dead Shot. Today it has been revealed that Copperhead is one of the eight assassin's. This will be the New 52's re-imagining of Copperhead as well. Batman: Arkham Origins will be releasing on the PS3, Xbox 360, PC, PS Vita on October 25, 2013 Worldwide.
inFamous Second Son PS4 Development
Check out this official making of video for InFamous Second Son.Watch as the developers who made Infamous: Second Son discuss character developement and other aspects of the game.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 PC Demo Download
Travel across Europe as king of the road, a trucker who delivers important cargo across impressive distances! With dozens of cities to explore from the UK, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, and many more, your endurance, skill and speed will all be pushed to their limits. If you’ve got what it takes to be part of an elite trucking force, get behind the wheel and prove it!
Game info
- Transport a vast variety of cargo across more than 60 European cities.
- Run your own business which continues to grow even as you complete your freight deliveries.
- Build your own fleet of trucks, buy garages, hire drivers, manage your company for maximum profits.
- A varied amount of truck tuning that range from performance to cosmetic changes.
- Customize your vehicles with optional lights, bars, horns, beacons, smoke exhausts, and more.
- Thousands of miles of real road networks with hundreds of famous landmarks and structures.
System requirements Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz, 1 GB RAM (2 GB RAM - Vista/7), graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 6800 or better), 1.2 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7
Direct Free Download From MediaFire:
Buy The Game From: www.eurotrucksimulator2.com
Sonic Lost World Colour Powers Gameplay Trailer
Check out the latest trailer for Sonic Lost World, which shows off the
new and returning color powers you’ll be using to rise against the
Deadly Six!
In his latest plot to defeat Sonic and rule the world, Dr. Eggman has harnessed the power of six menacing creatures known as the Deadly Six. However, when the Deadly Six rise up against their new master, Sonic must unite with his arch nemesis Eggman and explore the mystical Lost Hex in order to take them on head-to-head. Use Sonic's amazing new moves and incredible Color Powers to speed across a variety of unique terrains, racing inside, outside and upside down in every level.
NEW MOVES
Sonic moves like never before. Vault over obstacles, free run up and along walls, and sky dive between islands at lightning speed. Plus the Spin Dash is back!
COLOR POWERS
New and improved Color Powers. Sonic can now fly through the air, tear up levels and explode into enemies. He's more powerful than ever!
NEW WORLD
Speed through a variety of exhilarating levels. Explore massive mind-bending courses, vast underground tunnels and colossal structures in the sky as you run inside, outside and upside down.
BOSS BATTLES
Save the world one fight at a time. Take on each of the devious Deadly Six in dynamic boss battles which test all of Sonic's moves and power-ups.
MULTIPLAYER
Race friends in high speed multiplayer races. Take them down across a range of ultra-competitive levels and modes - it's the ultimate supersonic showdown!
Wii U EXCLUSIVE FEATURES:
- Wield the Wii U GamePad to execute exclusive Color Powers – tilt, touch, aim and more.
- Someone wants to watch TV? No problem! Play the full game using only the Wii U GamePad screen.
- Share and charge up items by sending them into the Miiverse to share with players around the world.
- Play together. Have a friend pilot radio controlled gadgets to help Sonic by destroying enemies and obstacles.
- Race against a friend as you play on the Wii U GamePad screen and they play on the TV.
- The first handheld Sonic game ever to feature fully realized 3D levels.
- Unleash Color Powers exclusive to the Nintendo 3DS version.
- Exclusive Special Stages! Tilt using the Motion Sensor to navigate hair-raising levels and obtain the elusive Chaos Emeralds.
- Create and customize radio controlled gadgets to help Sonic.
- Race against friends through local and online game modes.
Sonic Lost World hits Nintendo 3DS and Wii U on October 22.
