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"When I sat down to the EA Press Conference, I expected quite a few things: Battlefield 4 (I enjoy destroying copious amounts of property), Madden (though I didn’t know we were up to 25…) and Dragon Age (Pretty much the same as it has been). However, while I was wowed by Titanfall and elated by Star Wars: Battlefront, I did not expect the very first video we saw. Plants Vs. Zombies: Urban Warfare may have stolen E3 for me; never did i expect a 3rd Person Shooter version of the classic Tablet game to not only make me grin like a little kid, but even to look like an exciting and fun filled shooter."
The Quality Index champions the best tower defence games on iPad.
For some unknown reason, Crazy Dave from Plants vs Zombies decided he was going to rap today. Actually, come to think of it, Crazy Dave’s new rap may in fact be better than Tha Carter IV. This rap actually brings up some important questions, like why isn’t there a T-Pain zombie in this game! I demand we petition for a T-Pain zombie now. Until then, feast your eyes on Crazy Dave’s rap, which is of course titled Wabby Wabbo:
Composer Akira Yamaoka and videogame industry charitable organisation playforJapan.org have announced the digital release of Play for Japan: The Album, a collection of all-new songs from some of the most celebrated composers working in videogames today. Conceived by Yamaoka in response to the tragic events of March 11th, 2011, when an earthquake and tsunami shook Japan and the world, the album’s proceeds will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross.
