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Archived News:
Disney Interactive Studios announces the acquisition of Junction Point Studios,
the Austin, TX-based development house founded by industry luminary Warren
Spector that's currently at work on an unannounced "next generation" project.: BURBANK, Calif. — (July 12, 2007) — Disney Interactive Studios today
announced that it has acquired Austin, Texas-based Junction Point Studios, a
video game development studio led by industry luminary Warren Spector. Junction
Point Studios will create new video game franchises and will also bring some of
Disney’s most beloved franchises to next generation gaming platforms. The studio
is currently working on a yet to be announced next-generation development
project.
“Warren Spector’s unique talents as a leading creative force in the world of
video games, his knowledge and passion for Disney, and his legacy of story
telling and character development adds a unique creative dimension to our
portfolio,” said Graham Hopper, general manager and executive vice president,
Disney Interactive Studios. “Our shared visions on creativity, innovation and
storytelling will allow us to touch individual players in ways never before
possible.”
A lifelong Disney fan, Spector recognizes the opportunity to overlay Disney
content and resources on top of exceptional game design to create unique
experiences for players. Junction Point Studios’ creative team brings to Disney
a powerhouse of gaming talent.
“I believe that the creative talents of our two companies and our shared
ambition to bring distinctive, compelling experiences to gamers make this an
ideal alliance,” said Warren Spector, president, Junction Point Studios. “We
look forward to bringing exciting, innovative and entertaining new experiences
to gamers and Disney fans alike.”
Junction Point has become the fifth studio in Disney Interactive Studios’
growing portfolio of development creative centers of excellence. As a talent hub
for video game development, Austin adds another region to Disney’s internal
development studio growth strategy.
Update/correction: Err, Warren Spector,
not Sid Meier (yeesh!).
Following a recent mention of Avernum 5 in a Q&A ( story),
Spiderweb Software now officially announces the next installment in their
cross-platform RPG series, saying Avernum 5 will be released for Macintosh by
the end of this year and for Windows towards the beginning of next: July
11, 2007 - Spiderweb Software, Inc. announced today the development of Avernum
5, the latest game in the award-winning Avernum series. Avernum 5 is set in the
world of Avernum, an enormous series of caves far under the surface of the
world. Explore this enormous, alien environment, meet multitudes of interesting
characters, and rampage through many unique dungeons and hostile cities.
The surface world is ruled by the Empire. Its power is absolute. Its control is
unchallenged. And, as a soldier of the Empire, you have a good, comfortable life
ahead of you. But then a rebel named Dorikas tried to assassinate the Emperor,
and everything went wrong for you.
The villain fled somewhere into Avernum, an underworld nation of eccentrics,
misfits, and barely civilized monsters, most of whom hate the Empire. And that
is where you are going. You must find Dorikas, while dealing with spies,
betrayal, and assassins at every turn.
The enemy is waiting for you. You will only survive his attention with the help
of these strange cave dwellers. If, of course, they don’t kill you first.
Screenshots and more information are available at
http://www.avernum.com/avernum5/index.html
Avernum 5 is the newest game in the popular and long-running Avernum series.
Explore a gigantic world, with hundreds of quests, multitudes of side dungeons,
and many hours of adventure. Avernum 5 has a fascinating storyline, full of
betrayal, mystery, and unexpected turns. The game features clever enemies and
dozens of interesting scripted encounters. Learn over 50 spells and battle
disciplines. Hunt for hundreds of magical items, or find the materials to craft
new, unique equipment. Avernum 5 will be out for Macintosh in late 2007 and
Windows in early 2008.
The Kings Bounty: The Legend E3 trailer is now available on the
King's Bounty Website. The clip,
showing off Katauri Interactive's upcoming strategic RPG. The download is
mirrored on FileNuts.
The Time of Defiance
Website is offering a new client for Nicely Crafted Entertainment's
frequently updated MMORTS game, bringing it to version 5.453.0. Word is: "This
is a minor maintenance release that adds a few cool new features and addresses
some minor issues relating to the new camera tracking code." Those interested in
sampling Time of Defiance can check it out via a seven-day free trial.
- id Software
id
Into the Future on IGN is a Q&A with Tim Willits about Wolfenstein,
Tech5, and their new IP: "And also we're working on that internal game which
we'll talk about at QuakeCon. And John is, of course, working on Orcs &
Elves still with Fountainhead. We also have some other things going on that
are pretty secret that we're very busy with as well. So yeah, we're just
moving along. Our big focus internally right now is to build up our
technology for licensing and to develop our internal title. As you know,
we're a very small company. We've added some new people but we're still
under 40. Aside from that we're focusing on helping Splash Damage finish up
Enemy Territory."
- Jumpgate Evolution
The
Jumpgate Evolution Q&A on MMO
Gamer talks with Hermann Peterscheck, producer on Netdevil's upcoming
MMORPG remake/sequel: "This is a tricky question. I guess as long as we end
up with a good game I’m not that focused on what we call it. The thinking
behind it was like this: Original Jumpgate was a really cool game that never
reached its full potential. Why was this? We took a lot of time answering
those questions and Jumpgate Evolution is the answer. On the one hand it is
a substantial enough remake that it could be considered a new product;
however it retains enough of the original that it could be considered a
major update. This is why we decided to not call it Jumpgate 2. We want to
be careful not to misrepresent the product. At the end of the day, however,
if the game is fun to play and people think it’s great, I don’t think it
will matter so much what we call it."
- Obsidian
The
Obsidian Q&A on WarCry talks with Feargus Urquhart, focusing on
profiling the Obsidian CEO: "I still get a chance to play computer, console
and boardgames from time to time. It's tough to make the time to play as
many computer and console games as I should, but if all else fails I'll play
a game for a couple hours to get a feeling for what it does well. From the
standpoint of boardgames, we have a #boardgames mailing list at Obsidian and
we try to play a game every Wednesday. I also host a game at my house every
couple of months on a Saturday so that we can play longer games. This
Saturday we are playing Twilight Imperium."
A new patch for Silent Hunter 4: Wolves of the Pacific is now available,
updating the submarine simulation sequel to version 1.3, following speculation
there might not be another patch for the game ( story). The
download can be found in
this forum post along with the patch notes, and the patch is also mirrored
on FileNuts,
Gamer's Hell, and
The Patches Scrolls.
Iocane
Studios announces the release of ThreadSpace: Hyperbol, saying the
futuristic strategy/shooter is available online via
Steam and
ATARI. A
demo for the game was recently released on Steam ( story).
Here's the announcement: YORBA LINDA, CA – July 12th 2007 - Iocaine
Studios has announced the online PC release of ThreadSpace: Hyperbol, the team’s
first game. Taking place in the distant future, Hyperbol puts players in control
of a tank-like ship capable of firing a large variety of weapons and defenses in
online battles with up to 16 players.
Developed by four friends with no outside funding, the team at Iocaine spent
three years working on Hyperbol in their spare time while working full-time jobs
to pay their bills. “We have been working in my dad’s dining room for as long as
we can remember. It’s nice since it has easy access to the kitchen and some
sofas for naps. I guess you could call us dining room developers!” said Jason
Fader, president and master chef of Iocaine. “Being able to work with close
friends on a project we’re all passionate about is awesome. Actually finishing
that project is difficult, but we pulled it off and have big plans for our next
one.”
ThreadSpace: Hyperbol is available on
Steam and
Digital Downloads from Atari.com/us for $19.95USD. For the demo, videos, and
screenshots, please visit
http://www.Hyperbol.com
Paradox Interactive announces that
Combat Mission: Shock Force is gold, and the next installment in
Battlefront's strategy series will be available in stores and for online
purchase on July 27: New York, USA (July 12, 2007) – Paradox Interactive
announced today that their big summer release - Combat Mission: Shock Force, has
gone gold.
Shipping to stores worldwide on July 27, this tactical military simulation has
strategy fans all over the world in suspense. Combat Mission: Shock Force is the
latest installment in the Combat Mission series developed by Battlefront and has
been referred to as their flagship title.
"Earlier entries in the Combat Mission series have earned their place as ground
breaking in their own genre and Shock Force will be no exception, said Fredrik
Wester, Executive Vice President of Paradox Interactive. "This is a much
anticipated title among wargamers and strategy gamers alike and we are very
excited to bring them what we believe is Battlefront's best work to date".
"We've poured all of our skills and earlier learnt lessons into this project and
are more than proud of the end results, said Martin van Balkom, President of
Battlefront.com. "With Combat Mission: Shock Force, the series has taken a
quantum leap and we are thrilled to work with Paradox Interactive to ensure the
game reaches gamers all over the world.
The game has been rated for Teens by ESRB, 12 by PEGI and 16 by USK. It will
retail for $39.99/€39.99 and will release simultaneously for digital download on
GamersGate.
The S.T.A.L.K.E.R.:
Shadow of Chernobyl Website now offers the official announcement for
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky, the just-revealed ( story) shooter
follow-up. The announcement includes four screenshots from the project, and
a teaser website is
online, offering a Flash presentation for the project, which is indeed a
prequel to the original S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Here's word: GSC Game World
announces S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky for PC, the official prequel to the most
atmospheric game of 2007 – Survival FPS S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl.
The story of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky brings the players one year prior to the
events of the original S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game in 2011.
A group of stalkers has for the first time reached the very heart of the Zone –
Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, and brings about a cataclysm on the brink of a
catastrophe. An immense blowout of anomalous energy changes the Zone. There are
no more reliable and relatively safe roads. The entire levels vanish in the
outbursts of anomalies. Stalkers and even expeditions die or end up sealed on
the lost territories. New areas, which remained unknown since the time of the
Zone emergence, appear on the Zone map. The Zone continues to shake with
blowouts. The Zone is unstable. The anomalous activity is at its maximum.
Changes of the Zone map known to stalkers shake the fragile balance of forces in
the Zone. Among the groupings, there flare up hostilities for the new
territories, artifact fields and spheres of influence. There are no more old
enemies or friends – now everyone is for himself. The Factions War has started
between the groupings.
The protagonist is a mercenary who appeared at the edge of the opposition
between stalker factions, Strelok and even the Zone itself. The main character
will have to play the key role in the events, which led to creation of the Zone
up to the point from which the original S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game begins.
What’s waiting for stalkers in the opened depths of the Zone? Which new
challenges bear in the new territories? Why blowouts continue shaking the Zone?
Why did the Zone change? How to remove its instability? Which faction will take
the upper hand in the clan opposition? Why did Strelok end up in the death
truck? What happened to Strelok prior to that? Was there any other choice to
make? These and many other questions will get answered in the official prequel
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky.
Experienced stalkers and newbies! Get ready for the new challenges in the
exclusion zone in Q1 2008.
Game features:
• Atmosphere of the Exclusion Zone
• Research of new depths of the Zone – Red Forest, Limansk,
Pripyat Undergrounds and more.
• A-Life-driven War of the Factions
• Possibility to play and lead any faction to victory
• Advanced A-Life system
• Varied behaviour of NPC stalkers in the A-Life world
• Advanced spectacular storyline scenes
• Improved AI of computer-controlled characters
• Skirting around dynamic obstacles by NPCs
• Use of grenades by NPCs
• Fast Travel
• Improved concept of detectors, artifacts and anomalies
• New system of upgrades for weapons and armor
• Weapons and armor repair
• Reworked HUD and PDA
• New version of the game engine - X-Ray 1.5.
• DirectX 10 renderer
• Improved DirectX 9 renderer - parallax bump, soft
particles, depth of field, motion blur, eye adaptation effect.
• Cutting-edge and detailed game graphics (normal map)
• Inverse kinematics
• New animation engine
New
NVIDIA BETA Vista Drivers are available (thanks Gem). There are version
162.22 drivers for the GeForce 6, 7, and 8 series under the 32-bit and 64-bit
editions of Vista, and there are also new version 163.11 drivers for the GeForce
8 series under 32-bit and 64-bit Vista that are specifically for the World in
Conflict beta.
Turbo-charged audio in DiRT on Sound Blaster Gaming hears from Simon N
Goodwin of Codemasters about the audio in DiRT, their rally racing sequel:
"There was also a strong legacy of system code from Jon Mitchell, Colin McRae
Rally 2005 game audio programmer. None of the old game code was used, but before
he left Jon wrote much of the audio system framework which we've used on new
platforms and the OpenAL implementations. That greatly benefited from his
experience working on the old version even though we chose to do it differently
this time. And four OpenAL programmers at Creative should be considered honorary
members of our team: Pete Goodwin, Ian Minett, Dan Peacock and Carlo Vogelsang,
for their contributions to the Xbox 360 and PC."
I've seen reports that have called this year's E3 anticlimactic, but I don't
know, it seems pretty hopping from the amount of news the show is generating.
Maybe attending leaves one with a different impression.
The official Stranglehold Website
is online as a multilanguage home that hopes to woo potential players of the
upcoming game featuring the return of Inspector Tequila from Hard Boiled. The Flash site
features new screenshots, trailers, concept art and more, with the promise of
future updates that will offer new game information and assets. Also, a new 1C Publishing Website is online,
as home to the publisher's various projects. Currently there is information on
several games, and going forward they promise to offer online game sales in the
near future (their online store is already live, but at the moment the links
just redirect back to the main page).
The Hellgate: London E3 trailer offers over two minutes of high-definition
footage from Flagship Studios' upcoming action/RPG. The movie is available from
FileFront and Gamer's
Hell.
R.I.P.:
Lady Bird Johnson dies at 94.
R.I.P.:
Charles Lane dead at 102. Don't assume you don't know him, because you
probably do.
EA has updated a press fact sheet for Crysis with a release date for Crytek's
eagerly anticipated first-person shooter. With no related announcement, this is
subject to change, but as of now they are projecting a September 14, 2007
release. Thanks
Gamer's Hell, where they have posted the gallery of E3 Crysis screenshots.
The E3 trailer for Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars is now available, offering a look
at the gameplay and spiffy visuals in the multiplayer shooter in the works at
Splash Damage. The clip is posted on
FileFront and Gamer's
Hell.
Activision officially announces Spider-Man: Friend or Foe, another game based on
the movies and comics starring the wall-crawling superhero, slated for release
this fall on PCs and consoles. The
game's teaser website has been online for some time, and here's
word: Inspired by the Spider-Man film trilogy and the classic Spider-Man™
comics, Spider-Man™: Friend or Foe challenges players to defeat and then join
forces with notorious movie nemeses including Doc Ock, Green Goblin, Venom and
Sandman, and embark on an epic quest to overcome a worldwide evil threat.
Throughout the game’s original story and thrilling battles, fans control
Spider-Man and one of numerous Super Hero or Super Villain sidekicks and master
unique fighting moves and styles while switching between characters to execute
team combos and defeat foes. For the first time ever in a Spider-Man game,
Spider-Man: Friend or Foe features a unique co-op mode in which a friend can
join the game at any time and take control of Spider-Man’s sidekick as they
battle through the game side-by-side and replay favorite levels.
KEY FEATURES:
Spider-Man: Friend or Foe allows players to choose a sidekick from Spider-Man’s
allies – Pick from a long list of Spider-Man’s powerful allies, like Blade and
Iron Fist, and swap between the web-slinger and the chosen sidekicks at any time
during gameplay. Each sidekick, good or evil, features their own unique
attributes and powers that will assist Spider-Man throughout the game’s
challenges.
Fight against movie Super Villains and then alongside them in Spider-Man: Friend
or Foe – Using an innovative combat system, face off against and defeat some of
the Spider-Man movies’ most notorious Super Villains such as Doc Ock, Sandman
and Green Goblin, and then convert them to join Spidey’s list of potential
sidekicks.
In Spider-Man: Friend or Foe, gamers team up in two-player co-op – A unique
co-op mode lets friends join the game at any time and take control of
Spider-Man’s sidekick. Playing in two-player co-op mode allows gamers to
discover new ways to overcome obstacles and enemies. As players progress through
the game, battle arenas are unlocked where raw one-on-one brawling with any
Super Hero or Villain can take place at any time.
Come back for more, again and again, with Spider-Man: Friend or Foe – Replay the
game or experience Versus mode with a different sidekick and eventually play as
Black-Suited Spider-Man (Spidey’s darker, more aggressive persona) featuring
unique powers and abilities. Throughout the different worlds, a host of secret
areas containing special tokens can be discovered in the first play through,
which players can go back and explore at any time. Gamers can also uncover a
variety of hidden items scattered throughout the game which unlock collectables,
powers and mini-games.
Publisher: Activision, Inc.
Developer: Next Level Games (Xbox 360, Wii, PS2)
Artificial Mind & Movement (NDS, PSP)
Beenox (PC)
Release Date: Fall 2007
SRP: TBD (Xbox 360, Wii, PS2, PSP, NDS, PC)
ESRB Rating: “RP” (Rating Pending)
The
WoW-Europe.com Forums (thanks Ant and
WoWBreak) have word on some balance changes in the next World of Warcraft
content patch: Some of you already found the info, but here's an official
post from us :)
In the next major content patch, the combat rating, resilience, will also reduce
the damage dealt by damage over time (DoT) effects. As it currently stands, each
new tier of equipment adds to the amount of damage DoT abilities have, yet that
damage is not mitigated through combat ratings found on typical equipment. This
change will help ensure that DoT effects do not scale too well compared to other
damage mechanics.
The amount of damage reduced will be equal to the critical chance reduction
effect that resilience grants.
Sierra Online has issued a fact sheet for the Battlestar Galactica game, filling
in some of the blanks about the TV tie-in that's due in the third quarter of
this year: Publisher Sierra Online
Developer Auran Games
Category Action
Platform Xbox 360 – Live Arcade and PC Online
Overview/Storyline
Battlestar Galactica is an action-packed top-down space combat game set in the
universe of the hugely popular sci-fi television show. Sign up to defend the
Galactica, or play as the ruthless Cylons as they seek to remove the human
menace from existence. Take part in enormous multiplayer space battles – up to 8
players online – or play through the single-player campaign.
Game Features
Single-Player Campaign – Pilot various ships and complete memorable missions
from the TV series. Multiplayer Game Mode – Play online with 8 players in this
relentless space-based action shooter in Firefight, Skirmish and Domination
modes. Legendary Spaceships – Fly 4 Human and 4 Cylon ships from the Viper II to
the Cylon Raider, each with unique weapon capabilities. Special Weapons –
Coordinate attacks with a gallery of destructive weapons including the missiles,
guns and more. Realistic Effects – Full 3D graphics to show off the detailed
ships and cosmic environment. Defensive Maneuvers – Avoid annihilation with the
barrel roll, quick turnabouts and other aerial moves. Availability Q3 2007
New S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game revealed on Computer and Video Games has word that
GSC Game World has plans to go nuclear (nucular?) again in a follow-up to their
first-person shooter to be released in the first half of next year. The
revelation, excerpted from the print issue #184 of PC Zone magazine (on sale
July 19), offers some details on the game, set in a more hostile environment
than the original, here's an excerpt: PC Zone explains that Clear Sky's
game world consists for 50 percent new territory and 50 percent twisted
renditions of what you've played before.
Sitting comfortably with the main storyline is an AI-driven stalker war. Players
will be able to ally themselves with any of eight factions and work with them to
seize control of important locations and ultimately assault enemy faction bases.
Even though you may think you're a stalker god, the factions think otherwise
until you prove your worth. So, you start out as a rookie and have to climb up
the ranks. At the top of the ladder you'll be handed missions more intrinsic to
winning the war.
It's explained that players are not forced into joining factions, but apparently
the destruction of one of the primary groups is necessary to open up the main
'path' to the heart of Clear Sky's main event.
On the fixing/tweaking side, work's being done on the interface and the PDA
(they need it), with AI receiving a general overall buff too to boost immersion
along with physics. New monsters are a definite, and GSC's even said to be
slaving away to provide a DirectX 10 version of the game, although it's not
promising this will actually materialise.
Gears of War PC was announced by Microsoft at their E3 media briefing last
night, rolling out CliffyB to present the news to the press. PC gamers get the
welcome news that the game will include PC-specific content in the form of five
new single-player missions (which will support co-op) as well as a level editor.
Perhaps more welcome is the news that the game will run under Windows XP as well
as Windows Vista, confirming that Windows Live will not be Vista only. Epic also
announced support for Windows Live in Unreal 3, and that Sega, Eidos, and THQ
have all signed on to support the nascent multiplayer service. The (already
leaked) trailer showing off the PC edition of the game can be found on
ActionTrip.
This press release covers this and the rest of Microsoft's announcements
kicking off the show. Here's a bit: “Gears of War” will emerge on Windows
XP-based and Windows Vista-based PCs this holiday with five new campaign
chapters, a new multiplayer mode and a new game editor that will unleash the
creativity of “Gears of War” players — only available for Windows. “Gears of
War” will also take advantage of DirectX® 10 graphics technology, which is only
available on Windows Vista. Also today, Epic Games unveiled the addition of
Games for Windows – LIVE integration to the award winning Unreal® Engine 3. This
landmark announcement will make it easier than ever for game developers using
Epic’s next-generation technology to take advantage of Microsoft’s online gaming
network.
Sierra
Entertainment Announces F.E.A.R.: Perseus Mandate Expansion Pack For PC And
F.E.A.R. Files For Xbox 360 announces an Xbox 360 F.E.A.R. bundle and a new
expansion for the PC edition of the scary first-person shooter, scheduled to
ship this fall: LOS ANGELES, July 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Sierra Entertainment,
a division of Vivendi Games, today announced F.E.A.R. (TM) Perseus Mandate, an
all-new stand-alone expansion pack for Windows PC and F.E.A.R. Files, the
complete stand-alone expansion pack series, for Xbox 360(TM) video game and
entertainment system from Microsoft. Both products are scheduled to ship this
fall.
F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate, the second expansion pack for Windows PC, offers both
seasoned gamers and those who have never played the original F.E.A.R. (First
Encounter Assault Recon) the ability to jump-in and experience the fright with a
brand new team in an all-new experience that presents a different perspective of
the events that occur at Armacham. The campaign reveals a parallel story
allowing players to take the role of a different F.E.A.R. soldier and battle new
enemies that the original team never saw coming.
F.E.A.R. Files features the all-new F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate campaign, as well
as F.E.A.R. Extraction Point, voted "Best Expansion Pack" by PC Gamer,
delivering a double dose of chills and action.
F.E.A.R. Extraction Point kicks off where the original game ended. Once the
hunter, now the hunted, the new mission is simple ... escape. All new locations,
weaponry and enemies combine to take the F.E.A.R. franchise to new levels of
action and suspense.
More details will be revealed about F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate and F.E.A.R. Files
at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) held July 11-13 in Santa Monica, CA.
For more information, details and updates regarding F.E.A.R. Files or F.E.A.R.
Perseus Mandate, please visit
http://www.whatisfear.com.
Microsoft's E3 press release also announces a whole load of new games to be
part of their Games for Windows program, and reveals PC plans for Viva Piñata,
the offbeat Xbox 360 game, saying it will also be released of Vista and XP. No
other details are offered at this time.
Today marks the launch of the multiplayer beta test for World in Conflict,
Massive Entertainment's World War III strategy game. Here's word on how to
participate (additionally, Total
World in Conflict also has some beta keys to distribute): Those
interested in participating in the World in Conflict July BETA Event should
visit www.worldinconflict.com/beta
to sign up and receive further information.
About the World in Conflict July BETA Event:
The World in Conflict July BETA Event begins on July 11 and will run through the
end of July. Gamers who participate in the World in Conflict July BETA Test
Event will be able to square off in two multiplayer maps featuring Soviet and
American forces, as well as a “Tutorial” mission.
In addition, gamers who have pre-ordered World in Conflict through participating
retailers will receive access to a third, exclusive map featuring Soviet and
NATO forces doing battle. Gamers who pre-order the game any time between now and
when the BETA closes at the end of July, will immediately be given access to the
additional exclusive map. To find participating pre-order retailers, gamers
should visit
www.worldinconflict.com/preorder.
The E3 trailer for Unreal Tournament 3 offers a look at the next installment in
Epic's multiplayer shooter series, the clip can be found on
eXp Download,
FileFront, FileNuts, and
Gameguru Mania. The movie
shows off combat both on foot and in vehicles.
The Clive Barker's Jericho Website
is now live. The Flash-heavy site requires age "verification," after which it
offers multimedia puzzles to find screenshots and other information.
- Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance
A Supreme Commander:
Forged Alliance HD Trailer (from last week, sorry) is available on
Game Informer Online, offering the first look at the upcoming RTS
expansion.
- TimeShift
The TimeShift E3 trailer from Saber
Interactive's upcoming 4D shooter is available on
ActionTrip
and
FileFront.
- Medal of Honor: Airborne
A new Medal of Honor: Airborne video
interview talks with composer Michael Giacchino. Available on
Gamer's Hell.
- World in Conflict
A new World in Conflict movie celebrates
today's next round of testing for the RTS game. The clip is on
FileFront and Gamer's
Hell.
- Age of Conan
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures is shown off in
a new trailer from Funcom's upcoming online RPG. The download can be found on
ActionTrip,
FileFront, and Gamer's
Hell.
- Speedball 2
The first trailer for Speedball 2 shows off the
upcoming remake of the Bitmap Brothers' action game. The clip is on
Gamer's Hell.
RPG Vault's RPG
Roundtable #7 - Part 2 continues their latest group discussion of the RPG
genre. The current topic is: "Are RPGs as much fun as they could or should be?"
Oh thank heaven it's 7/11!
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