“[My future direction] is not anything I can really put into words. I’m not wholly satisfied with how things are today, but I think at the very least we’ve established …
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MTV Multiplayer: (Is) “Zelda” (Spirit Tracks)? DSi-enhanced?
Fils-Aime: Wouldn’t that be nice?
MTV Multiplayer: Can people assume that this game puts a new 2009 “Zelda” game on or off the …
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“Both ‘Resident Evil 5‘ and ‘Street Fighter IV‘ were designed for high-definition graphics systems using Capcom’s current in-house engine called MT Framework. To get ‘RE5′ or ‘Street Fighter IV’ out …
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I used to enjoy some April fools back in the day, a prank here and there. Ever since I joined purenintendo.com April Fools has been become the …
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GreenPeace has released their yearly report on electronics companies and there affect on the environment. Nintendo has been low before but according to GreenPeace Nintendo …
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Proving It
Now, and to be completely candid about this, as a game developer Terminal Reality had something to prove. At that time our most recent titles, Aeon Flux and Spy Hunter, each featured some great elements but neither of them exactly set the world on fire.
We had recently undergone extensive management changes and company reorganization. We firmly decided that we no longer want to be known as a developer that ships decent games on time, but instead one that focuses solely on top-quality entertainment. This had been the central message of our ‘reboot’ publisher tour in LA.
We had just proven our commitment to quality (to ourselves, anyway) by reluctantly turning down the offer of an extremely high-profile project that we felt just didn’t offer enough development time to really perfect the game.
A few months prior to that we had gone out to pitch an (different) original game IP. We had a strong document, a gameplay concept that everyone was dying to play, and even a development partnership with a high-profile, stellar, and very cool movie director who worked a room like no one I have ever seen. But what we didn’t have was a demo, and thus we never got out of the talking stages.
A thrilling ride of adventure, mystery and cliff-hanging suspense, perfect for children of all ages!
Vienna, Austria, April 1st 2009; JoWooD Productions and XPEC Entertainment are pleased to announce the successful PC adventure “The Hardy Boys: The Hidden Theft” is in development for Wii™. Players will face challenging puzzles and exciting dialogues embedded in a thrilling story, which is especially suitable for children! In The Hardy Boys: The Hidden Theft, the vault at Spencer Mansion is robbed, and the Bayport Police call on the Hardy Boys to help tie-up some loose ends, but they soon find themselves in the middle of a major criminal investigation that takes them on an adventure all over Bayport, and even into New York City. But the pieces don’t add up, and Frank and Joe find themselves embroiled in a drama of sinister proportions.
After their release on the PC, The Hardy Boys were able to obtain official awards including the “Ultimate Games Award 2008”, which focuses on pedagogical valuable games.
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Warning This Is An April Fools Joke! But a good one at it, with press release and everything.
The launch of Qube™ and Relax™ announced at the Game Connection in San Francisco and the denial of rumors relating to an April Fools’ Trick.
Milan – 1st April ’09 –
The announcement made at the Game Connection in San Francisco which has caused both a sensation and great expectations around the new generation of videogames which, with its abbreviation “iii™” or “3i™” (Immersive Individual Interaction), promises a revolution in the gaming world.The curiosity of those working in the sector and end-users towards Qube ™ and Relax™ is concentrated on the game concept, player interaction and the peripherals used in gameplay.
All of the most famous international video game player communities (numerous mentions in all of the forums that picked up this news) were highly surprised by the news. However, the clamor caused by the new generation of 3i™ games was such that there were those who, following the launch, even cried “fake” o “April Fools’!”. Pub Company®, to dispel any doubt, confirms the existence of these products and the fact that they function as specified previously.
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