Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo, We're In A Console Rut
Added: 27.05.2013 12:17 | 8 views | 0 comments
Forbes - Something occurred to me as I reflected on this weeks Xbox One announcement. The best part of the hour long presentation was near the beginning, when it was demonstrated that the Xbox could flip seamlessly between television and the console with a simple voice or gesture command. The audience cheered as the screen flipped forward between a game and TV, and it did feel vaguely futuristic.
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| Something About Japan: why Xbox One could be Microsofts final strike
Added: 27.05.2013 0:17 | 8 views | 0 comments
EDGE - Our Tokyo correspondent explains why Xbox One looks unlikely to reverse Microsofts fortunes in Japan.
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| Conker's Creator Is Working On Something For Wii U
Added: 26.05.2013 1:17 | 11 views | 0 comments
Kyle Hilliard - Christopher Seavor, project lead on Conker's Bad Fur Day and its remake Live Reloaded, tweeted earlier today about the need to acquire Wii U development kits for his studio, Gory Detail.
Along with being project leader and game designer on Conker, Seavor also voiced the vulgar squirrel, and wrote the script for the game. Seavor left Rare in order to start his own development studio, Gory Detail. The developer has released one mobile game with Parashoot Stan, and Seavor's Twitter account seems to imply that it is working on another.
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| DmC dev Ninja Theory announces free-to-play mobile game Fightback
Added: 24.05.2013 14:00 | 4 views | 0 comments
 Yesterday, DmC: Devil May Cry developer Ninja Theory teased its fans with the cryptic tweet, "Tomorrow. Something new to show."
So, what is it?
A new Heavenly Sword? A follow-up to Enslaved: Odyssey to the West? Nope. Ninja Theory's next game will be the free-to-play mobile brawler Fightback.
It's a side-scrolling action game, with an '80s action movie vibe and a touch-based combat system...
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| Alan Wake will return 'when the time is right'
Added: 23.05.2013 21:26 | 0 views | 0 comments
Remedy says it could have made "less ambitious" sequel, but it wouldn't have done series justice; Quantum Break to be "ultimate Remedy experience."
The series will return "when the time is right," developer Remedy Entertainment has said. In a new video, creative director Sam Lake explained that despite attempts to make a full-on sequel, things never worked out.
"After the first game, we worked hard to make the sequel happen. But you know these games are huge undertakings and many things need to fall in place," Lake said. "The right partners and the funding. From the creative perspective, it would be awesome if we could just create cool stuff and not worry about minor details like money. But we all know that that's not the case."
Lake explained that Alan Wake was not an instant success, but has since become a cult classic with franchise sales () crossing 3 million units. He said the studio would like to return to the franchise some day, but only under the right terms.
"Even though we worked hard on it, the sequel wasn't happening. The time wasn't right for that," Lake said. "Sure, we could have gone ahead and created something less ambitious, but we felt that that wouldn't have done justice to [fans], to us--we want to be really proud of everything we create--and certainly wouldn't have done justice to Alan Wake."
"Alan Wake is really dear to me and to everyone at Remedy. We definitely want to keep on working on Alan Wake," he added. "I definitely want to create something new for Alan Wake when the time is right."
Lake also took a moment to discuss Remedy's just-announced Xbox One-exclusive, . He described the game as the "ultimate Remedy experience."
"Happily, we got a full backing for something new. A new concept. A new IP," Lake said. "Something big; something bigger than what we have created ever before. Something where we can take everything that we have learned from Alan Wake; everything that we have learned from Max Payne. And we were able to put that all together and to create what could be called the ultimate Remedy experience. "
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| Ninja Theory teases announcement
Added: 23.05.2013 20:38 | 2 views | 0 comments
Enslaved, Devil May Cry developer hints that it will have "something new to show" tomorrow.
developer Ninja Theory has teased a game announcement for tomorrow, May 24.
"Tomorrow. Something new to show," the United Kingdom developer today.
Ninja Theory's last game was DmC: Devil May Cry, which launched earlier this year for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. The game has to date.
The developer's posted to its careers page.
The studio was also behind , when Ninja Theory was known as Just Add Monsters.
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