The Spike TV Video Game Awards was the place to be this past weekend. In addition to a number of world premiere debut trailers being showcased, a new standalone Rock Band title was also unveiled at the event.
Harmonix, MTV Games and Warner Bros. have teamed up with Green Day to bring Green Day: Rock Band to music gamers. The game is described as an “extension and expression of Green Day’s most-defining albums and key moments throughout their career to date.” “We’ve worked with the Rock... Read Full Story
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Time was Microsoft couldn’t get big stars to show up at its press conferences at E3, the big video game trade show. Not anymore.
Microsoft launched its E3 press event today with a tribute to the Beatles, as it gears up to launch the MTV Harmonix game The Beatles Rock Band this fall.
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11/23/2009 Written by Josh Fernandes close Author: Josh Fernandes
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Earlier this week, Pandemic Studios was closed and absorbed by EA games. Many people have been concerned about the future of Pandemic’s upcoming game, the Saboteur. Well, you have nothing to fear.
Planet Xbox 360 has just been told that the Saboteur has... Read Full Story
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, commonly known as E3, is an annual trade show for the computer and video games industry presented by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA). It is used by many video game develop ers to show off their upcoming games and game-related hardware. The new E3 Expo is run by International Data Group (IDG) instead of by ESA. E3 is invitation-only since 2007, reducing the number of attendees from 60,000 at E3 2006 to the 3,000-5,000 of E3 2007. A separate... Read Full Story
After months of wild speculation, Bioware (Neverwinter Nights, Mass Effect) have confirmed that famed superstar basketball player, Michael Jordan, will indeed make an appearance in their upcoming multi-platform RPG, Dragon Age: Origins, the so-called ‘spiritual successor’ to their earlier series of games, Baldur’s Gate.
General Manager and CEO at BioWare and General Manager and Vice President at EA, Dr. Ray Muzyka said in a recent interview; “Despite Dragon Age: Origins shaping up to... Read Full Story
Alberta-based developer establishing new 30-man team in Quebec to boost Mass Effect 2 efforts; will be housed in EA Montreal offices.
Anyone worried that Mass Effect 2 might slip from its launch window during the first quarter of 2010 can breathe a little easier. Today developer BioWare announced that it is establishing a new team in Montreal to focus on the sequel to the acclaimed sci-fi role-playing game, which Microsoft published for the Xbox 360 in 2007 and PC in 2008.
“Mon... Read Full Story
Alma’s back, and she wants to mess you up . We’ve been waiting long enough, and, finally, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin has dropped. Before you take Alma on, maybe you should brush up on your knowledge of the game by checking out some of these reviews below. Just a thought …
IGN AU ( 86/100 ): “We just wish Monolith had produced a slightly more progressive or challenging backdrop for the horror that is this game’s mojo. It’s absolutely worth playing, but that’s the difference between a... Read Full Story
Leading video game developer BioWare, a division of Electronic Arts, today announced that Green Ronin Publishing will launch a pen and paper role-playing game (RPG) based on the highly anticipated video game, Dragon Age: Origins. The pen and paper game extends the Dragon Age universe, making it more accessible to passionate RPG fans looking for another way to experience the epic fantasy world of Thedas. "We’re delighted to be working with Green Ronin to explore more of the Dragon Age... Read Full Story
In the wake of rumours hitting yesterday, and as part of EA’s recent round of layoffs and restructuring plans, it’s been announced that Pandemic Studios has been closed.
Responsible for games such as Full Spectrum Warrior, Star Wars: Battlefront, Mercenaries and the upcoming The Saboteur, Pandemic Studios was founded in 1998 by way of an equity investment by Activision. After opening a satellite studio in Brisbane, Australia in 2000, Pandemic entered a joint partnership with RPG stalwarts... Read Full Story
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Rumors proceed present progressing now which EA would be shutting down Pandemic Studios, the developer at the back of Mercenaries , Full Spectrum Warrior , Star Wars: Battlefront , and Destroy All Humans . They were now at work on The Saboteur , which is set for recover on Dec 8. Kotaku reports which The Saboteur IP will be changed over to EA Montreal, the group obliged for Army of Two , Skate It , and Spore Hero .
1UP has reliable with an unknown source at... Read Full Story
