For a limited time, you can download the MVCI Demo for PS4 and XBOX One

Bringing a graphic update to this classic game, will you play?

We are sad and excited to announce, the studio will be on hiatus for the next month. While the studio is being moved to its new location. (That’s the exciting part) We are sorry to everyone, but its that time. We plan to be back with new studio new look and even bigger.

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This week one 1Up Weekend Live! Frankie Fisher and Livi Fisher return, in studio!
Keep your eye on our facebook at 7pm, CST join us live!

It’s your last chance to take part in the Ubisoft Game “For Honor” Beta. It is for a limited time only February 9th – 12th. If you have not heard us talk about it on the 1Up Weekend Live Show, or read the post in the past.For Honor is an action fighting game set during a medieval period inspired fantasy setting. Players can play as a character from three different factions, namely The Legion, The Chosen, and The Warborn. The three factions represent knights, samurai, and Vikings, respectively.
Here is the short version, you have three factions each, mix and match or fight as a faction itself. Gameplay includes Campaign, Duels, Domination 4 on 4 battles, Brawls, Elimination matches, Skirmishes.  Get your Beta Today

The bloodthirsty warlord, Apollyon, believes the people of the Knights, Vikings, and Samurai have grown weak and wants to create an age of all-out war through manipulation of each faction. To this end the perspectives of characters within each faction are shown as events are shaped, battles are waged, and agendas are created as Apollyon works to ensure continuous sparks of conflict between the Legion, the Warborn, and the Chosen.

Originally starting with three characters in the “Alpha” Wardens, Kensei, and Raiders and a single map. Ubisoft expanded twice in the last two Beta’s. First beta characters included the “Alpha” team along with Conquerors, Berserkers, and Orochi. Second beta characters included “Alpha” & first “Beta” teams along with Peacekeepers, Nobushi, and Warlords.

With the last Beta coming, and new characters on the roster will we see gameplay with Lawbringer, Valkyries, and Shugoki? While we are not sure yet, the announcement of these new characters or will it be a season pass required.

Ubisoft and the FOR HONOR team are creating an aggressive rollout plan for the next year. With season battles with will bring  new characters and new maps in this never ending war.
Each season will add new expansions maps to fight over with new unique characters. The ability to customize with new armor, weapon, and the look.

Tell us what you think of FOR HONOR, have you played it, are you looking forward to it?
Play the beta, let us know share your insight!

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Golden Globe nominated actor Richard Hatch, whose career spanned nearly a half-decade, today passed into eternity while surrounded by family and friends after an extended illness. Best known as Captain Apollo in the 1978 original Battlestar Galactica, and then as Tom Zarek in the 2003 re-imagined version, His career started with a stint on All My Children in 1971 as Philip Brent, and put in appearances on series ranging from Hawaii Five-O to The Streets of San Franciscoto Baywatch. In more recent years Richard has been featured in a range of independent productions.

In the decades after the original Battlestar Galactica, he had gone on to write a number of novels in the same universe and developed a short film, Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming. Original BSG series actors John Colicos (Baltar), Terry Carter (Col. Tigh) and Jack Stauffer (Bojay) appeared in the trailer alongside Hatch. His various projects were an effort to keep the interest around the franchise alive and to try to convince Universal to revisit the series.

Richard hadn’t intended to wind up as an actor, he’d often said that it wasn’t something that had occurred to him because he was too shy and insecure. His dream before he discovered the stage was to become an Olympic pole vaulter. When an English class was overbooked in college, he wound up enrolling in an oral interpretation class instead. “It turned out to be my worst nightmare, because I had to get up in front of people and read.” he says, laughing. “I found myself flunking the course because I would choke up. I could hardly open my mouth.” Over time he managed to overcome his fears, and now helps new actors by offering acting workshops in the Los Angeles area as well as during his annual convention circuit. His classes were lauded for their ability to bring new actors out of their shells, and for helping tune skills of more experienced performers. One reviewer commented about Richard and his workshop:

Richard Hatch is a man of many gifts, not the least of which is uncanny insight into an actor’s true potential and how we get in our own way and block that potential. Richard is both very tough and very compassionate. In just six months of working together, Richard has coaxed performances out of me that I never would have dreamed possible.

Even though it’d now been nearly eight years since the ending of the re-imagined Galactica series, he had continued to host annual Battlestar Galactica panels at the San Diego Comic-Con and DragonCon, where fans would listen to his stories of the series, and of his continued enthusiasm and encouragement for its future.

Richard is survived by a son, Paul.

So say we all.

-Courtesy of Bleeding Cool Comics