| New Monster Madness: Grave Danger Screenshots | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 09:10 by Kres |  Comments: 0 |
 We've published 8 new screenshots for Monster Madness: Grave Danger, which is in development by South Peak Interactive and is currently set for release on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. Monster Madness: Grave Danger will be released in Q2 2008. | |
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| New Crazy Machines 2 Screenshots | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 08:25 by Kres | Comments: 2 |
 We've published 28 new screenshots for Crazy Machines 2, which is in development by Viva Media and is currently set for release on the PC. Crazy Machines 2 will be released in Q4 2008. | |
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| 'Mafia 2' should mob the PC weeks, even months after the consoles | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 07:39 by Jamie | Comments: 2 |
 A new list of features for Mafia 2 has hit the net with some very interesting confirmations and a few nice surprises.
This sequel carries no story connectivity the first and is holed up in Empire City, which is twice the size of Mafia's Lost Heaven urban scrawl. Cash for new threads, fancy dining and to cover that car wash fee. | |
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| Should EA takeover TakeTwo, they have "incentive" to delay GTAIV | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 07:19 by Jamie | Comments: 1 |
 For any who've watched the latest Bonus Round over at GameTrailers you'll have picked up the chilling words of analyst Michael Pachter.
He said that if Electronic Arts managed to take control of TakeTwo they would benefit from delaying the launch. T2 are contracted with Microsoft to deliver the game on time. | |
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| Is it a bird? A plane? No it's acclaimed horror novelist Stephen King | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 06:57 by Jamie | Comments: 1 |
 Mr King has recently spoken out against the bandwagon of politicians looking for an easy ride against "pop-cult" like videogames.
In his Entertainment Weekly column he blasts critics for making tenuous links to a "nutball" like Virginia Tech killer Cho Seung-Hui and games like Counter-Strike. He says those politicians should fight against the ease of obtaining guns instead. | |
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| Rein: Unreal Tournament 3 "coming along really nicely" on Xbox360 | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 06:15 by Jamie | Comments: 6 |
 Mark Rein the vice-president at Epic Games has announced it'll be playable at this month’s Midway's Las Vegas Gamers Day. Epic will square off against the press to show just how "nicely" it's doing.
UT3 has already been released on the PS3 and the PC, while there's still no concrete release date for the Xbox360 version. | |
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| Rockstar Games groupie 'Mad Doc' welcomed to the rockin' family | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 05:57 by Jamie | Comments: 1 |
 Mad Doc Software have been bought up by the infamous R* to form the studio Rockstar New England, bringing the global family to nine.
They recently built on their relationship with Mad Doc working closely with the GTA-creator to bring the new Xbox360 version of Bully, dubbed the Scholarship Edition. | |
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| New Dracula 3 Screenshots | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 05:50 by Kres | Comments: 1 |
 We've published 10 new screenshots for Dracula 3, which is in development by Microids and is currently set for release on the PC. Dracula 3 will be released in late 2008. | |
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| 'Alan Wake' still breathing, horror adventure 'blackout' to end soon | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 05:32 by Jamie | Comments: 1 |
 Whispers spoke of a possible September release for the insomniac protagonist, Mr Alan Wake. The rumblings were dispelled and the community cast into chaos as they were left wonder if it'll ever happen.
An official was happy to post on the Alan Wake forums that this media 'blackout' won't "continue for too much longer." | |
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| Pseudo Interactive closes down | |
| Posted: 07.04.2008 04:42 by Kres | Comments: 0 |
 Pseudo Interactive, the developers for the car combat series Full Auto, published by Sega and released on the Xbox 360 and PS3, have been shut down. Pseudo were working on an unannounced project for Sci and Eidos, but both companies decided to scrap the project that Pseudo was working on. This eventually lead to its downfall, but it did try to continue by making several staff members redundant, but it didn't set a new deal with another publisher in time to survive. | |
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