Originally Posted by wraggster A Wii version of EA survival horror sequel Dead Space 2 was at one point in time in existence, according to newly unearthed developer CVs. A Tweet by Supererogatary that was spotted byDestructoid points towards two LinkedIn profiles - one from EA employee Gerry Sakkas who claims to have been lead QA on the cancelled title, and one from freelancer Matt Spriggens who claims to have been a level designer. EA attempted to get the franchise up and running on Wii in 2009 with on-rails ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Epic co-founders Tim Sweeney and Mark Rein have said not to expect a version of the iOS title Infinity Blade on Android systems yet, as the platform doesn't offer enough consistency to guarantee performance. Speaking in an interview with Gizmodo, Rein and Sweeney spoke about the need for the infamously hands-off Google to exert more control over their platform to make sure that consistency becomes reality. Currently, Google allows mobile networks and handset distributors almost free-reign ...
Originally Posted by wraggster The likelihood of Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi's The Last Story releasing in the west might have been boosted after Nintendo of America was found to have registered a domain for Mistwalker's Wii RPG. Spotted by Gamekyo (via Destructoid), the web domain was actually registered early last year, but it still suggests the company isn't ruling out the possibility - it gives us some hope, at least. The Last Story debuted atop the Japanese software chart following ...
Originally Posted by wraggster EA has put a May 31 US release date on Sims 3 expansion Generations, which will release in Europe later the same week. The publisher says the add-on pack allows players to "dive into the wonders and joys of each age", from childhood to teenage years to adulthood. "The Sims 3 Generations includes new gameplay experiences and content that ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Australian arm of retailer GAME slips news of next premium download for record-breaking shooter GAME Australia has, presumably mistakenly, released details of what appears to be the next DLC release for Call of Duty: Black Ops. Called 'The Escalation Pack', it apparently contains five maps – Seize the Zoo, Take the Hotel, Secure the Convoy, Raid the Stockpile and Survive the Call of the Dead. It also suggests a concrete release date May 3rd 2011. That, of course, ...
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