3D Realms, the creative minds behind such seminal, balls-to-the-wall titles as Duke Nukem 3D, Wolfenstein 3D and Shadow Warrior, have announced plans to release a 32-game compilation of the studio’s greatest hits all the while promising to launch brand new software through a newly-assembled development team.
Not fans of resting on their blood-drenched laurels, Outlast dev Red Barrel Games began work on a new horror property immediately after wrapping up work on the game’s expansion, Whistleblower. Up until now, that project was coated in mystery — replete with scratch marks and Occult-like symbols — but Phillipe Morin, co-founder of the studio, revealed that that game is, in fact, Outlast 2.
Oddworld Inhabitants have published a comprehensive update over on the studio’s official website that details the status of the still-to-be-released versions of Oddworld: New ’n’ Tasty.
One such title was Scott Derrickson’s Deliver Us From Evil, the supernatural-infused crime drama that took its inspiration from real-life events. In fact, the film is said to be based on the bone-chilling personal accounts from Sargent Ralph Sarchie’s own NYPD experiences.
Ubisoft kicked up quite the fuss a few weeks back when it announced that the console versions of Assassin’s Creed: Unity would be locked at 900p. But today, the French publisher is putting that to one side to focus on the PC edition of the game, after publishing the minimum and required specifications you’ll need before embarking into unforgiving cauldron that is French Revolution.
All Hallows’ Eve is little over a week away, dear readers, and it seems Sony wants to welcome the holiday in style, after the company discounted a hoard of games across the PlayStation Store in both North America and Europe. The promotion will last until November 5th.
With the tenth anniversary of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas coming up this weekend, Rockstar has detailed how it plans to celebrate the occasion within the most recent iteration of the blockbuster franchise.
Aaron Sorkin has kicked rumors and speculation to the curb and confirmed that Christian Bale will indeed play Steve Jobs in Danny Boyle’s as-yet-untitled biopic.
