Originally Posted by wraggster Wesley Snipes' iOS game Julius Styles: The International is real and is out now. The iPhone and iPad isometric 3D action puzzle game costs £1.99 from the App Store. Julius Styles is interesting because Hollywood actor Wesley Snipes helped Finnish studio Lapland make the game from behind bars. He even found the time to issue a statement for the official press release. "Evolving from the military special ops, security specialist backgrounds of characters I've played in ...
Originally Posted by wraggster FortressCraft has made more money than any other Xbox Live Indie Game, developer ProjectorGames has announced. As of today, FortressCraft has sold 400,823 copies for a total of 96,197,520 Microsoft Points. That's $1.2 million or £824,092. FortressCraft costs 240 Microsoft Points (£2.06). FortressCraft has 84 per cent trial to purchase conversion rate. The US is the highest buying region with 253,212 purchases and 269,773 trials. The UK is the second highest with 73,618 purchases ...
Originally Posted by wraggster NIS has spilled US release dates for its games coming in the next couple of months, most importantly including Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten. Disgaea 4 will be shipped to US retailers on September 6, with a Premium Edition also appearing with a full-color art book and a Fuka figurine. There's no pricing details in the announcement. Check out this crazy trailer to see what Disgaea is all about. ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Xenoblade Chronicles is, after a long wait, arriving in UK next Friday August19, while US is yet to get confirmation of a release at all. But that might change if all goes well in Europe, it seems. Nintendo America boss Reggie Fils-Aime has said NOA is 'watching very closely' at how the game is received east of the Atlantic. "We will be watching very closely what happens in Europe," he told IGN. "Certainly if there are business opportunities and positive consumer ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Last week we discussed news that Diablo 3 will include a real-money auction house for items and require a permanent connection to the internet even for single-player games. Fan reaction has been loud and varied, with many decrying the restrictive DRM. Blizzard exec Robert Bridenbecker said he was surprised by the outrage at the online requirement, saying, "it really is just the nature of how things are going, the nature of the industry. When you look at everything you get by having that persistent ...
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