Originally Posted by wraggster A new super-sized twist on the Pac-Man franchise has just hit the web. As detailed on Gamasutra, The World's Biggest Pac-Man is a new, free-to-play browser version of the game with a focus on user-created levels. Developed by Australian web specialist Soap Creative in tandem with Namco Bandai and Microsoft, it allows users to make their own levels via a Facebook application. The individual levels are then jigsawed together into one enormous maze with screen exits offering ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Another entry in EA's third person Army of Two co-op shooter series is in the works, according to a new set of job listings. Posts on the publisher's recruitment site, as spotted by Gamerzines, call for a senior producerand lead environment artist "for the Army of Two franchise" to join the Visceral Games team in Montreal. It would be the third game in the series following Army of Two: The 40th Day in 2010, which won7/10 from Eurogamer. "There's little doubt ...
Originally Posted by wraggster A permanent internet connection will not be necessary to play forthcoming PC RPG The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, developer CD Projekt has revealed. The announcement came during the CDP Conference in Warsaw, as Tweeted on the official game feed. You will need a one-time net connection when you get started to confirm you have "a legit copy of the game" but after that you can play internet-free. The developer also confirmed that the game will be available without ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Candella Software has defended its controversial video game Alien Jihad to Eurogamer this afternoon. Alien Jihad was announced for PC, iOS devices, Android and home consoles this morning. The premise? A peaceful Earth - where Palestinians and Israelis "party together"; Saudi Arabia booms with mini-skirts; the US, Iran and North Korea create the Axis of Peace; Afghanistan is named the world's safest place; Somalia's economy swells largest; France welcomes back Roma travellers; ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Mario & Sonic at the 2012 London Olympics is on the way, if leaked art is to be believed. Two placeholder sleeves dug up at Sonic Stadiumshow logos for a new Olympics game and something called Sonic Generations – most likely the game that SEGA posted a teaser trailer for earlier this week. If legitimate, it wouldn't come as too much of a surprise - a new Olympics title was hinted at last year by a Spanish SEGA rep. When contacted by Eurogamer for a confirm/denial, a ...
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