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RAGE producer Jason Kim has teased that developer id Software will return to Wolfenstein and Quake in the future.
“We have Quake; we have Wolfenstein. If people want that, we have the IPs to deliver it. And we have a different approach now; we’re forging a new path,” Kim told ShackNews at Bethesda’s recent pre-E3 shindig in Park City, Utah.
Do note, though, that nothing is in the works right now.
“We don’t have anything in the works right now but I think when we start talking about different things we can do with the other properties that we have I hope people are receptive to what we want to do and what we think would be fun for players to experience coming out of id Software.”
Quake and Wolfenstein have been in recent years outsourced to other developers, with dev duties on Quake 4 and Wolfensein at Activision-owned Raven Software, back when id was independent and had Acti as a publishing partner.
It is, however, developing a new title in one of its other dormant IPs: DOOM 4, although nothing has been shown on that yet, but a Quakecon announcement is expected in August.
New IP RAGE releases in the US on September 13 and on September 16 in the UK for PS3, 360 and PC. Read our impressions of the game from Utah and watch a ten minute interview with design director Matt Hooper here.
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Shadows of the Damned is so five minutes ago. Now Shadows of the Damned 2 – which may or may not ever exist – that’s where it’s at. Or it will be. You know, if it ever gets there. See, it all depends on you. That’s right: in this single shining instance, you are important. Well, if you don’t count every other gamer in existence, anyway.
“I want to create new IP, definitely, because I have so many ideas and this is my first priority,” Suda 51 told NowGamer. “At the same time, I think Shadows Of The Damned and No More Heroes… if we have so many fans who want to see Travis or Garcia again then we will make another one.”
Speaking about Shadows of the Damned specifically, he added:
“Well we’re finishing it off now so that’s the first end. I’d like a sequel there, but I’m not sure if that’s going to happen. It’s all about the people. If there’s enough who love the game, we will give it to them.”
Fortunately, we don’t think that’ll be too much of a problem. The game has a weapon mode called “the boner” and a talking gun named Johnson who we can only describe as delightful. If that’s not worth a sequel or 12, then this industry has failed us.
Zoo Entertainment is readying a new top-down third-person shooter for PlayStation Network and PC. Wanted Corp, as it’s titled, sees a group of bounty hunters out to capture fugitives whom have escaped from a prison ship that crash-landed on an alien planet.
“Embracing new genres is important for our continued growth,” said Mark Seremet, CEO of Zoo Entertainment. “As our first entry in the third-person shooting game genre, Wanted Corp is a thrilling, multiplayer action title that moves us into new territory.”
The game puts players in the shoes of heavy weapons expert Neal H. MadDogg and psychic powerhouse Irina Zimoy. Players can toggle between the pair in single-player, local or online co-op modes. The game features over 26 enemy types, including “fierce bosses, sentry robots and mechanical spiders,” who can be pursued using “machine guns, grenades, telekinesis, protective shields and lightning”. Players can upgrade their abilities, change weapons, and pay for health restoration using credits earned in-game.
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aqui uno de los pocos que disfrutó cosa mala ocn el 2 2 partidas , una de 70 hora sy otra de 50 y pico y disfrutando como la 1a vez. q recuerdos. Ubisoft's acclaimed tactical 1st person shooter, Rainbow Six, hasn't seen the light of day for a while, since Rainbow Six: Vegas 2. It seems like Ubisoft may be working on the title, despite silence from Ubi about the series for some time now. A sound designer, Sean Popejoy, has reportedly "Developed Pro Tools sessions from Ubisoft audio for the game demo of Rainbow Six (2011)", according to his LinkedIn profile/resume. Rainbowsix-bd.com, Rainbow Six BD, is a domain owned by Ubisoft, which could indicate an imminent announcement of a new Rainbow Six. If this title exists, we may hear about the title this E3 from Ubisoft themselves.
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.Soñar es gratis(aunque seguro que volveran con la saga) What if the creation of rock and roll caused the dead to awaken from their graves and wreak havoc upon western civilization? Digital Reality’s newly-announced downloadable Dead Block provides an answer.
Dead Block is a third-person zombie defense game, decorated in a “spooky, cartoony visual style inspired by classic zombie movies,” and runs on Epic’s Unreal Engine 3. It centers around the three remaining survivors of a zombie invasion induced by rock and roll. They are: construction worker Jack Foster, traffic warden Foxy Jones, and hungry boy scout Mike Bacon.
The three will fight through ten single-player stages, hiding in “various shelters around town,” using blockades, traps, and weapons to fight the zombies. Up to four players in split-screen multiplayer can take on eight additional levels created specifically for the mode.
The game will release later this year in North America and Europe on PlayStation Network, Xbox LIVE Arcade and PC.
Check out the first set of screenshots at the gallery. The debut trailer is below
¿Official PlayStation Magazine UK anunciará Modern Warfare 3?
El juego más grande del mundo vuelve. Y un 3 gigante que recuerda muy mucho a los números que hemos podido ver en Modern Warfare 1 y 2. No es ningún secreto que Activision, pese a la desbandada de Infinity Ward, va a volver a apostar por Modern Warfare pero parece ser que en el próximo número de la Official PlayStation Magazine del Reino Unido vamos a encontrar la primera información de la tercera parte de Modern Warfare. Y eso, obviamente, significa que en el E3 nos espera un vídeo como ya pasaron los dos pasados años.
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mithra escribió:el más mejor de los mejores mundiales.... starhawk xD
y sin hilo oficial aún.
guerrero_legendario escribió:Y no se sabe nada de Darksiders 2????
mithra escribió:el más mejor de los mejores mundiales.... starhawk xD
y sin hilo oficial aún.
The first ever off-screen images of Splinter Cell 6 have been leaked today by way of audio product manufacturer Blue Sky.
The images, published by Blue Sky along with an interview about their products in the Ubisoft Toronto studio, reveal series protagonist Sam Fisher wearing his night vision goggles. The text ‘Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell‘ can be read on the title screen. On separate screens, we see the word ‘Arrow’ and ‘SC6′.
Splinter Cell: Conviction, which released on Xbox 360 and PC last April, caused quite a stir after it was discovered Sam would utilize a pair of sonar goggles rather than his iconic night vision goggles. Splinter Cell 6 looks to bring them back.
In March 2010, Ubisoft Toronto confirmed they were well underway on the next Splinter Cell.
See the two images below.
New Starbreeze boss Mikael Nermark has said the Swedish studio’s yet to be announced title with EA Partners is the “biggest project” its worked on so far.
Known so far as Project Redlime, the project is thought to be a reboot of old Molyneux-Bullfrog IP Syndicate.
Not many details was given away on the title whilst speaking to CVG, but Nermark said that it was “the biggest project the studio has ever worked on.”
On the subject of its now canned Bourne project, Newmark added that it was EA, not Starbreeze, that decided to stop work on it, adding the developer could see a future beyond licensed IPs.
“All games have their pros and cons, but of course you could be more creative working on a none contemporary setting. Whatever the project is, if it’s an original IP or license, the most important thing is that you believe in the game and have fun developing it.”
