TopWare Interactive released the first Screenshots of Sacrilegium that is in development for PS3, Xbox360 und PC.
Zach writes: "We highlight five unreleased games that may have slipped from the memory banks of most gamers."
im really hoping for Deep Down to have some sort of an announcement soon. A solid release date would be the best news. really liked what i saw before.
I'm hoping for TGS.. If nothing it's either cancelled or pulling a Last Guardian.
Hopefully soon, seeing as it got it's last US trademark extension a few weeks ago.
http://www.dualshockers.com...
all we can do is hope guys. i even liked what i heard about it being set in present day but going back in time. sounded interesting!
There was a rumour on neogaf of it being a neo showcase title alongside God of War and few others.
Cool concept for an article, though the author seems unaware that are at least two or three other gaming genres besides survival-horror.
I don't remember them, that's the idea. Though I do remember someone was working on some space sim where you could visit billions of interesting living breathing worlds and interact with other players. Everyone seemed very excited. Whatever happened with that?
Anything Deep Down, that game looked fantastic!
I do wonder though.. when will it be re-revealed?
OPM: There are classics, cult classics and then there are the other games: the one’s that stand out like a dog spray painted pink and wearing a hat. Those release where nothing makes sense anymore. These are those – the best WTF? games of 2013.
You should check out PCWorld if you live in the UK. It's full of terrible simulator games.
EDIT: http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gb...
There's loads. Surgery, gardening, stone quarry, crane, bus, cable car. The list goes on. Who buys this shit?
'Rambo: The Video Game
It’s actually a stealth/action FPS that recreates key moments from all three films.'
I wonder if it will include the end of the original movie where Ramboss has a mini breakdown and crys for 5 minutes while mumbling incoherently...
If you went into the current One Piece game knowing nothing of the anime or manga, you'd be hopelessly lost.
GamingLives takes a look at Reality Pump's latest RPG, the survival horror Sacrilegium, and looks at how the GRACE 2 engine helps to bring a much more immersive quality to the screen.
"Sacrilegium is a voyage of self discovery within a horror-driven backdrop and appears to balance story with combat and tension. Even at this very early stage of the development, it’s clear that Reality Pump see this as a labour of love and are leaving no stone left unturned when it comes to piling on the immersiveness."
Looks great