New Tech News: Video Games to Watch Out For

The month of May is not only the time for the Cannes Film Festival and the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix to take place, this month also holds some surprises for gamers and video game enthusiasts. With hundreds of tags set to launch this month (hopefully none of these hundreds are delayed), we’ve rounded up the must-have titles you’d like to add to your bookshelf on this new technology.

New games to be released in May in news of new technologies

Blizzard Entertainment has proven to be one of the best game developers today. A couple of years ago, they released the sequel to Starcraft, one of the most successful and popular RTS (real-time strategy) of all time. This May, another Blizzard game will have its 3rd installment. Diablo Parts I and II became a hit in the late 90s. This May, former Diablo players will re-enter the world of Sanctuary and meet their old friend Deckard Cain again in Diablo III. This game will be released for PC and MAC formats.

If you have a PS3 and would like to have a Death Race type game, then the Warhawk sequel will be good for you. Starhawk, which is scheduled to release on May 8, is sure to satisfy gamers who were avid fans of popular vehicle destruction games on PlayStation such as Twisted Metal and Vigilante.

Max Payne’s grief has apparently not been resolved yet. This time, the game Max Payne 3 will take us to the land of Jiu Jitsu, Brazil, and to the city of Sao Paolo. We all expect more bloodshed terror that makes all the excitement of this game.

Capturing audiences across books and television, the medieval-themed series A Game of Thrones will launch in mid-May on PS3, XBOX 360, and PC platforms. MAC users may have to wait for further announcements if the developers plan to include a supported format.

The Japanese anime, Prince of Tennis, has become a total craze among a huge audience. And the Mario brothers were not exempt. On May 20th, Nintendo 3DS owners will have the chance to see our favorite video game guys play tennis at the Mario Tennis Open.

High-tech weapons and guns of mass destruction will also get their own introduction in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. It will be more than your average modern warfare, but expect to play some toys like optical camouflage and battle drones.