Several former employees at Blue Omega, developers behind the recent Damnation, have confirmed with Kotaku today that the entire dev team has been laid off following "issues" with Codemasters, Damnation’s publishers.
-Kotaku
Several former employees at Blue Omega, developers behind the recent Damnation, have confirmed with Kotaku today that the entire dev team has been laid off following "issues" with Codemasters, Damnation’s publishers.
-Kotaku
Several former employees at Blue Omega, developers behind the recent Damnation, have confirmed with Kotaku today that the entire dev team has been laid off following "issues" with Codemasters, Damnation’s publishers.
-Kotaku
Vgchartz is reporting that the Conduit has had a decent opening week for Wii, selling roughly 100,000 units.
SCRAWL: "The latest issue of Famitsu magazine has announced that 428, a graphic-novel game for the Wii that received a perfect score in Famitsu, is coming to PlayStation 3 and PSP soon in Japan. Of course, it’s nothing to drool over, since those who can’t read Japanese can make no use of the game. The PlayStation 3 version will go for 7140 Yen and the PSP version will sell for 5040 Yen."
SCRAWL: "The latest issue of Famitsu magazine has announced that 428, a graphic-novel game for the Wii that received a perfect score in Famitsu, is coming to PlayStation 3 and PSP soon in Japan. Of course, it’s nothing to drool over, since those who can’t read Japanese can make no use of the game. The PlayStation 3 version will go for 7140 Yen and the PSP version will sell for 5040 Yen."
Blizzards Tom Chilton had said, with the new MMO in production "I definitely do think there will be some MMO at some point that beats WoW, that’s bigger than WoW," he said. "Hopefully we’re the ones that make it, but whether that happens, I don’t know."
Look at all the down sides, look at all the negatives for current World of Warcraft players.
Blizzard announced today that they have identified an exploit that allows malicious software (viruses, spyware, internet explorer) to harm user’s computers through custom maps in Warcraft 3.
Many gamers have been heated when the confirmation broke out yesterday about Starcraft 2 not supporting lan. So furious that over 7,000 fans have signed a petition to Blizzard to add Lan support. Today, Blizzard reps have made a few posts defending their decision and addressing concerns fans may have.
