BF3 Leaflet Hints at New Medal of Honor

Eagle-eyed purveyors of internet gaming news might remember that developer Danger Close Games were very publicly hiring new talent for an “unannounced AAA first person shooter title” all the way back in January. Thing is, is anyone interested in a sequel to one of the biggest let-downs of 2010? Probably not, which is why that big ol’ “1” on the leaflet is so curious. Are we looking at some kind of HD remake here?

Three-Man Team Working on Diablo III’s Console Version

Nothing’s been officially confirmed as yet, but come on, as if Diablo III won’t be coming to the consoles. It totally is, and what’s more, Blizzard have since revealed that they have crack squad of at least… three guys working on the threequel’s console iteration. "We're not announcing anything because, literally, there's three of us on the team right now ... but that's what we're trying to do... We're trying to build the best console team at Blizzard,” said lead console designer Josh Mosquiera out of BlizzCon.

BBCW launches CBeebies games app

Games based on popular CBeebies Games series Charlie & Lola, Teletubbies, 3rd & Bird and Numberjacks are available through a new app launched by BBC Worldwide.

CBeebies On The Go is available for free on the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad to pre-school children in Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka and South Korea.

Developed by Tag Apps, it includes matching pairs picture games for the Teletubbies and Charlie & Lola, a Kerwhizz jigsaw game and a 3rd & Bird tap-the-fruit challenge. It also holds a number of short video clips from popular shows.

Director of CBeebies investment at BBCW, Henrietta Hurford-Jones, said the team had “worked hard to build a product that upholds the core values of learning through play”.

She added: “This new kids’ app is a first for the Channels business, so the learnings from this pilot phase will help shape any future plans to roll CBeebies Games On The Go out to new territories and different devices.”

More than 53m homes have access to the CBeebies channel worldwide.