Dr. David's indie roundup: Fez, BattleBlock Theater, Triad and more
Quite a bit of notable news has surfaced within the indie gaming spectrum this week. We’ve got new titles on the PC...
Quite a bit of notable news has surfaced within the indie gaming spectrum this week. We’ve got new titles on the PC...
The True Crime series achieved some degree of success, but never really took off the way some people expected it to. Now, United Front Games and Activision are bringing the series back, and are calling it a franchise reboot. I got a chance to sit through a presentation of the title at E3 yesterday, and I learned that True Crime takes place in Hong Kong, as players take on the role of undercover detective Wei Shen. Shen was born in Hong Kong, then moved to San Francisco, and finally moved back to Hong Kong. After joining the police force in Hong Kong, he's tasked with infiltrating a Triad organization, and that's where this story begins. Hit the jump to see what you can look forward to in True Crime.
Alpha Protocol gets the "Role Playing" right but doesn't deliver on the "game" part.
Activision Publishing, Inc. announced recently that gamers can expect to go undercover with the Triad crime syndicates in the newest installment of the True Crime series in Fall 2010. Developed by United Front Games, True Crime is an open-world game that places the player in the role of detective Wei Shen as he enters the Triad as a newly-hired thug.
The Duke Nukem franchise hasn't been having the best of luck lately, with 3D Realms closing and not knowing the fate of Duke Nukem Forever. Well, there is a glimmer of good news for Duke fans, earlier this year we mentioned that Apogee Software is conducting a contest to find a real-life Duke Nukem. Well it looks like no matter where you are you have a chance, Deep Silver Inc. and Apogee Software have expanded their search for the real-life Duke Nukem from 3 cities to an online audition. Hit the jump for the press release.
Sony announces Gangs of London for the PSP.
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Video games are taking to the runway when Nick Kang, debuts selections from PUMA, at the games launch party.
KOCH Entertainment today announced that it will be releasing the soundtrack to True Crime: Streets of LA.