Bird’s eye view of the incident.
You always here of shooters or Grant Theft Auto influencing bad behavior, but a retro game? Yes, some 23 year old guy in South Carolina tried to do cross a highway just like in Frogger and just like in that episode of Seinfeld.
Speaking of lawsuits, the legal drama between Call of Duty publisher Activision and former Infinity Ward heads Jason West and Vince Zampella rages on. Gamespot reports that Activision has named arch-rival Electronic Arts as defendant, including the publisher in its suit against West and Zampella.
Sonderkommando Revolt, the Wolfenstein mod set in the notorious Auschwitz death camp, has been canceled, according to Kotaku. The game’s lead creator has cited “emotional trauma” from all the media attention as the cause of the cancellation.
As if the Viacom dropping Harmonix drama wasn’t enough, now the former shareholders of Harmonix — which includes its founders, Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy — are suing Viacom for holding out on their performance based bonuses and manipulating cost in order to reduce said bonuses.
Remember last week? Well ditto for this week as well. I hope you weren’t expecting too much from this week’s article though. How about a giant Lego ball instead?
I haven’t talked about Dragon Age in a while so it’s once again time to remedy that, whether you like it or not. Bioware has released a gameplay video of the PC version of Dragon Age II and even in this early stage I am of course salivating in anticipation.
Now this is how you play first person shooters! CTA Digital’s Move-compatible Assault Rifle Controller is just perfect for the discriminating player who thought Modern Warfare 2′s infamous “No Russian” mission just wasn’t immersive enough.
PlayStation 3 owners will not have to worry about getting some shoddy port of the Xbox 360 version of Mass Effect 2. In fact, they will get the definitive version of ME2 because it will be using the Mass Effect 3 engine, according to Industrygamers.
The January/February timeframe is about to get a little bit less crowded. Square Enix has decided to delay Deus Ex: Human Revolution into their next fiscal year. In other words, don’t expect it until past April.
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