Archived News:
Sierra: Ghostbusters 'absolutely not cancelled' on Joystiq has follow-up on
earlier indications that plans for a Ghostbusters game have hit the skids
( story). Word from a Sierra spokesperson is the game is
"absolutely not cancelled," but when questioned about whether the game still has
a publisher in light of indications that Activision Blizzard is no longer
involved, the answer was less positive: "[Sierra] is reviewing its options
regarding those titles that it will not be publishing."
The Legend Hand of God
Website now offers an English playable demo of Master Creating's action/RPG.
The whopping 1.75 GB download is mirrored on
ComputerGames.ro and
Gamer's Hell.
As promised, the playable demo for Space Siege is now available, offering
a sample of the science-fiction action/RPG. The 935 MB download is available on
NVIDIA's nZone and mirrored on
ActionTrip,
AtomicGamer,
AusGamers,
ComputerGames.ro,
FileFront, Gamer's Hell,
and
Strategy Informer.
This page
offers a new version 1.01 patch for the PC edition of Mass Effect, and the
Mass Effect Community Website announces the release the PC edition of the
Burn Down the Sky downloadable content. There is a process for acquiring the DLC
that involves generating a new CD key. The downloads are also available
The Patches Scrolls.
The Time of War Website offers a
playable demo for this bargain first-person shooter. There's a clip showing off
the game on YouTube,
and word is: "A modern day shooter featuring addictive old school gameplay, Time
of War brings back the mindless fun of battling huge hordes of enemies, shooting
big weapons and blowing everything up in ground shaking explosions."
VideoGamer.com
has word on what seems like the cancellation of the Ghostbusters video game,
which at this time sounds like a casualty of the Activision Vivendi merger. They
have quotes that indicate there is still the possibility the game will see the
light of day: Speaking to VideoGamer.com this morning a representative
confirmed: "The only titles that we're currently dealing with are Crash, Spyro,
Prototype and this other (unannounced) title." Regarding these titles we were
told: "It's business as usual."
However, there is still hope that the dropped games will eventually make it to
store shelves. When asked if the titles absent from its release schedule were
being put out to tender, we were told: "That's the indication, yeah." That means
Activision is trying to find new publishers for the games.
The news regarding Ghostbusters is particularly surprising considering it was
planned for release this autumn. Regarding the title the Vivendi rep said: "We
haven't seen it for a little while. We had expected things to be progressing.
Obviously with this it was being decided right up to the last minute. As far as
I know everything was going to plan. We haven't been given any reasoning for
it."
A new patch is now available for The Incredible Hulk, updating the gamma-infused
action game to version 1.1. The patch is a 77 MB download, available on the
SEGA West Website
and mirrored on
FileFront, Gamer's Hell,
and The Patches
Scrolls.
The Rose Online Website announces
the North American edition of this casual MMORPG has gone free-to-play as of
day.
- Armageddon Empires on
2404.
- Dracula Origin on
2404.
- Gary Grigsby's War Between The States on
Out of Eight.
This update comes from the road, literally, as my brother and I are headed to a
funeral for our aunt, who passed after a long battle with Multiple Sclerosis.
WalterEgo is doing the driving, while I'm doing the surfing, and my wireless
internet seems to be working pretty nicely. I'm not sure how well further
updates will work until we arrive back home, but so far this has worked pretty
well.
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