Evening Reading - Condemned PC on March 31st - briefly
(hx) 01:28 AM CET - Jan,24 2006
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- Condemned: Criminal Origins PC on March 31st-
According to Sega' German website, Monolith's Condemned: Criminal Origins
is slated to arrive for the PC in March. According to the site, this version
will be the "uncensored original verson". (thanks
EToychest)
- Crysis revealed - German gaming mag,
GameStar,
snagged
an exclusive interview (some images can be found
here + trailer /
mirror) with the CryTek team to discuss their upcoming title, Crysis.
Built using the stunning capabilities of the Cry-Engine 2, Crysis is being
billed as the first DirectX 10-enabled game for Windows Vista. Crysis will
exploit features like "dynamic day/night cycle, fully interactive
environments, sunrays and diffuse transmission, real time soft shadows, soft
particles, interactive/destructible environments, volumetric clouds, and
advanced shader technology." Crysis will be released later this year.
- Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers movie -
A new Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers movie is now available, showing
off the game's Versus multiplayer mode.
- MLB 2K6 Animation Trailer -
A 50 second trailer from 2K Sports showing some cinematic footage from
Major League Baseball 2k6.
- War Front: Turning Point Dogfight Trailer - CDV has released
a new teaser trailer for their upcoming alternate-history RTS for the PC,
War Front: Turning Point.
- Playlogic To Publish PRISM: Threat Level Red - Playlogic has
announced that it will be the publisher of
PRISM:
Threat Level Red, the upcoming first person shooter that's based on Rival
Interactive's game that was developed as a recruitment tool for the US Army
National Guard. Slated for a Q3 2006 release for the PC platform, and in
development in conjunction with Rival Interactive, PRISM sets players in the
not too distant future, as players become members of a U.S-based defense unit
called PRISM (Pre-emptive Reconnaissance and Identification Security
Mainframe).
- CDV to co-publish Enlight titles in US -
CDV has announced plans to co-publish three upcoming PC strategy titles
from Enlight in the US in 2006 - Glory of the Roman Empire, Hotel Empire 2 and
Seven Kingdoms: Conquest.
- Phantasy Star Universe delayed -
RPGamer is reporting that Sega of America has pushed back the release date
of Phantasy Star Universe to the Fall. The action RPG had been scheduled for a
Spring release on PS2 and PC, but no reason has been given yet for the delay.
- MTA San Andreas - The Multi Theft Auto website now offers
Multi Theft Auto
modification for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Word is: "Almost 8 months
ago we started working on a multiplayer modification for a brand new game,
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, called Multi Theft Auto (MTA). This release is
the first MTA we′ve ever released based on our new revolutionary 'Blue'
technology and features the gamemode 'Race'."
- Prey to be on G4's Attack of the Show - 3D Realms has the word that
Prey will be on Attack of the Show January 24th at 7PMET/PT!
- Censorship at E3 - Say goodbye to booth babes -
this year's E3 is putting restrictions in place to clean up the show floor
a little. The exhibitor's handbook apparently includes the following rule:
"Material, including live models, conduct that is sexually explicit and/or
sexually provocative, including but not limited to nudity, partial nudity and
bathing suit bottoms, are prohibited on the Show floor, all common areas, and
at any access points to the Show. ESA, in its sole discretion, will determine
whether material is acceptable." In related news, the E3 show director
Mary
Dolaher issued this statement to Gamecloud: "The E3Expo dress code policy
is not new for 2006. In fact, it is the same as it has been for the past
several years, and the vast majority of other major tradeshows have the same
or similar policies. What's new in 2006 is an update of the enforcement
policies, which simply allow show management to better enforce the
long-standing dress code." So, it remans to be seen how strictly the E3 show
organizers will enforce these policies...
- The best time to buy video games -
CNN Money took a look at the "best time to buy everything", detailing the
times when popular items are at their cheapest price
- Tiger Telematics files for bankruptcy in UK - What, you have zero
reason to act surprised that
Tiger Telematics, creator of the Gizmondo and Smart Adds, is filing for
bankruptcy in the UK, their country of origin.
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