Originally Posted by wraggster It looks the Tokyo Game Show had passed with no mention of the long-awaited Resident Evil 6. Or has it? Kotaku claims to have confirmation from a Japanese Capcom representative that a video for the game leaked online (but no seemingly wiped from existence) is legitimate, and is being shown off behind closed doors at the trade show. On the record, Capcom has of course refused to comment on the “rumours”. The trailer itself opens with the Resident Evil 15th Anniversary logo before ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Sony Online Entertainment's free-to-play Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures has hit more than 8 million registered users one year after release. "LucasArts continues to be an excellent partner, giving our team unprecedented access so that we can continue to create a virtual world that expands beyond the storylines of the TV show in fun and creative ways," said John Smedley, president of Sony Online Entertainment. Mary Bihr, vice president of global publishing at LucasArts added: ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Valve Software has made its popular physics puzzler Portal free until September 20, hoping to see it used in classrooms. "When we heard the buzz surrounding the new role video games are playing in education, we had to throw our hat in the ring," said the developer. "Innovative educators are finding ways to incorporate Portal and Portal 2 into their classrooms-helping teach physics and critical-thinking skills. It's eye-opening to see how video games can be used in amazing ...
Originally Posted by wraggster EA has responded to allegations that the full-price Tiger Woods 12 game on PC is incomparable with its namesake on console. On PC, Tiger Woods 12 lacks several of the single-player modes present on console. What's more, the console multiplayer mode has been replaced on PC by a limited three-month subscription to Tiger Woods Online. In a statement given to Eurogamer, EA described Tiger Woods 12 on PC as "a unique experience"; one that "combines some of the best single-player ...
Originally Posted by wraggster X-Wing and Tie Fighter dev LucasArts is hiring staff for an Aerial Combat Title. Experience with flight sims, aerial shooters and "especially space-based shooters" is considered "a plus", according to a senior gameplay engineer job advert. Could LucasArts be in the throes of reviving 1990's spaceship shooter series X-Wing? Other LucasArts job posts tease an action adventure game and a first-person shooter. There's no indication yet of what they are. A ...
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