Okay, I’ll admit: For some one who’s had many gripes with Halo: Reach, I was simply in awe of the multiplayer beta trailer that was recently unveiled by Bungie. Jet-packs, CQC, assassinations, invasions – it’s all good. However, we picked up something interesting when viewing the trailer closely; something many haven’t noticed.
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Peter Molyneux is busy hyping the upcoming Milo & Kate and Fable III. He recently tweeted however about a “special” feature that Fable 3 will have.
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If you’ve been keeping track of the rapidly developing news, you’ll know that Activision has systematically forced their way into Infinity Ward offices, dismissed two of it’s bosses (Jason West and Vince Zampella) and locked down the offices altogether. Oh, and they apparently haven’t paid IW any money from the nearly $1 Billion USD in revenue they received from Modern Warfare 2 sales. It’s like a bad mash-up of REC meets Capitalism: A Love Story, with very real dangers that Activision is becoming like the draconic Electronic Arts of old.
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E-Xpress Interactive has formally showcased it’s release schedule for March, and it’s looking mighty fine with both big releases and familiar faces leading the line-up.
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Even though games based on Ghajini and Hanuman have been moderately successful, the Indian gaming industry has been struggling to churn out blockbuster games for consoles and PCs. Outsourcing projects continue to take most Indian developers’ resources. But times are changing, and with the advent of the iPhone (with the iPad around the corner) and social networking games, even small publishers have the confidence to come up with something very exciting.
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There have been numerous visual comparisons between Bungie’s upcoming Halo: Reach and Guerrilla Games’ Killzone 2. Now it’s time to let the numbers do the talking and tell you for real which game looks better.
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By Ravi Sinha
This year has already been hugely beneficial for both Sony and Microsoft, though it currently tilts more towards the Playstation 3. Nonetheless, by the second week of May, each console will have three AAA exclusives to each call it’s own. Which is all well and good, but what next after that?
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An ertswhile Japanese wood-carver (yes, that same guy wearing the Jason mask) has created perhaps the most awesome – and only – life-sized carving of Bioshock 2’s Big Daddy ever.
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News came up yesterday on how David Jaffe felt about professional reviews being done these days. However, it’s capped with a headline – “David Jaffe: I don’t care about reviews” – that seems to quote something else entirely. According to Jaffe himself, at least.
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Epic Games President Mike Capps recently spoke with VentureBeat’s Dean Takahashi in a video interview at the Interactive Achievement Awards on building blockbuster franchises, and he made some rather interesting comments on Unreal, the Gears of War movie and a possible new game coming at E3.
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