Originally Posted by wraggster This rumor fulfills too many literary and ironic fantasies for us to completely ignore it, but for now it is very much and definitely a rumor: Monolith Productions, under WB Games Seattle, is working on The Hobbit: Part One, the video game tie-in for Peter Jackson's film The Hobbit, rumor hunterSuperannuation reports. WB was previously slated to handle the tie-in title with an expected launch this year, making this leap, well, ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Fractured Soul's release status may be in question, with Endgame Studios tentatively planning to put it on the 3DS eShop in two parts, but it's worth hoping the game finds its way to players. The side-scroller takes one clever DS-friendly mechanic -- parallel worlds, one on each screen, that the player can jump between at any time -- and then cranks that to every possible extreme, to challenge and/or punish the player. ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Black Bean Games’ rally racer WRC 3 will hit UK shelves this October on PC, consoles and PS Vita. It’s the latest official game of the 2012 FIA World Rally Championship and has once again been developed by Milestone. The title has a new graphics and game engine, as well as all the rallies in the real 2012 WRC calendar. Gamers will be able to compete with leading WRC teams and drivers in the revamped career mode, too. There are 50 official teams, Class 2 and Class 3 series and ‘Super ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Team Meat promises 'feature length touch controlled platformer specifically designed for touch devices' Hit Indie platformer Super Meat Boy is being remade for iOS, the developer has revealed. Speaking on Team Meat’s official blog, Edmund McMillen said the developer would be remaking the entire game from the ground-up, rather than doing a straight port of the existing title from PC and XBLA. He added that the game would be “a feature length touch controlled platformer ...
Originally Posted by wraggster More than 200 developers worked on upcoming Xbox 360 title Ten studios collaborated on the development of the upcoming Xbox 360 title Kinect Star Wars. As unearthed on NeoGaf, the LinkedIn profile of Microsoft senior producer Adam Joseph states that he supervised “one production company and nine external teams” on the game. His profile also reveals that these teams, including companies such as Frontier Studios, Rhythm & Hues and Skywalker Sound, consisted of more ...
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