Originally Posted by wraggster What's the hardest job in the games industry? Probably being the person who has to try and control what Peter Molyneux tells the public. Speaking at Gamelab this afternoon, the Lionhead boss was visibly disappointed when he told the crowd that he had planned to give a detailed demo of his Kinect-enabled Fable: The Journey - except that "the powers that be have decided that it's probably not a good idea." Molyneux did however manage to restrain his legendary ...
Originally Posted by wraggster 'Sonic and the Secret Rings' and 'Sonic and the Black Knight' are part of a trilogy with a third game on the way. That's according to Sega Mexico, revealing during a recent public event the firm's plan to complete the so-called "Sonic Storybook" trilogy with a third game 'in the future'. Sonic and the Secret Rings launched in early 2007, followed by Sonic and the Black Knight in early 2009, both on Wii. Another Wii entry would seem likely, although the rep ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Capcom has just released Street Fighter IV Volt on the App Store for iPhone and iPod Touch. Volt is a separate title from the previously released Street Fighter IV on iOS, despite it being almost the same game. However, Volt's headline new feature is online multiplayer, letting you now take the fight to other players globally. It also adds three characters to the roster that aren't in the original version; Balrog, Vega and Cody. Cool, but we find it ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Another game in the series that never knows what to call itself, Professor Layton, has been confirmed for UK and given a new name while it's at it. 'Professor Layton And The Spectre's Call' is the official title and '2011' is the rather vague official UK release date, even though the title didn't appear in Nintendo's Summer/Autumn DS and 3DS release schedule released earlier today. If you're confused as to which one in the series this is, it's the fourth game on DS ...
Originally Posted by wraggster 2012 Olympic Games title hits Wii in time for Christmas; 3DS SKU out Feb 2012 Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games will hit UK shelves on Wii this November. Sega confirmed the latest party game will be out in time for Christmas, while a 3DS version will be released in February 2012. In addition to this, a separate game, London 2012 – The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games, will arrive at retail sometime next year. The Mario & Sonic Olympic game ...
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