14 DAY TRIAL // It's been two weeks now since E3 2012 ended, which might explain why a significant portion of our news is dedicated to potential new hardware and the Nintendo Wii U.
But we also have two reviews this week: one for Krater, a game that tries to put a new spin on the dungeon crawling formula, and one for Sins of a Solar Empire – Rebellion, the Ironclad Games-developed and Stardock-published space-based strategy game.
We also deliver a Quick Look for Sins of a Solar Empire – Rebellion for those who like a more compressed evaluation of the game, and the first installment of Gamer Diary linked to it.
As always, there are also two Weekend Reading features to read: one dealing with how a modern man can create more gaming time for himself and another about the games that 2013 will launch with.
There’s always an EndWeekGame piece to devour and we also have a selection of the most interesting news from the week that passed us by.
On Monday, a leaked document that Microsoft called inaccurate revealed more details about the Xbox 720, while Strauss Zelnick talked about the potential of the confirmed Nintendo Wii U.
Tuesday, Blizzard offered some information on the way it would be dealing with hardcore players of Diablo III, and CD Projekt offered some details about the story of the upcoming Cyberpunk.
Wednesday, the PlayStation 4 was under the spotlight and Sony denied that it had any sort of plans to actually cut the price of the PlayStation Vita in order to boost sales.
Thursday, another rumor that originated inside Microsoft puts the new Xbox 720 as ready to launch during the spring of 2014, just as THQ talked about how realism fits into the upcoming Metro: Last Light.
Friday, Nintendo unveiled it was working with Namco on Super Smash Bros. while BioWare unveiled the launch date for the Extended Cut Mass Effect 3 DLC.
Saturday, Paradox revealed it was canceling the mod turned video game project Magna Mundi and Nintendo revealed the social limits of its upcoming Miiverse.