Considering that there are some people that bought a Wii just to play the bowling game bundled with Wii Sports , it’s simply out of the question for Sony to launch PlayStation Move without its own take on the sport. While Sony doesn’t have anything prepped as far as we know, developer FarSight Studios has its own game, Brunswick Bowling , in the works. Unsurprisingly, the game is exactly what you’d expect, with the basic mechanics not dissimilar from “Wii Bowling.” A notable difference is that the Move lacks any sort of direction pad, unlike the Wii Remote.
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GDC 10: Is this PlayStation Move’s answer to Wii Bowling?
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The full name of the talk was “Tripping the art fantastic: A beginner’s guide to the brains of these here artists”. It featured Edmund McMillen ( Super Meat Boy ), David Hellman ( Braid ) and Derek Yu ( Spelunky ).
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GDC 10: Tripping the art fantastic
I know that we finally got to see a bit of what Microsoft had up their sleeves for mobile gaming at the recent Mobile Congress. I’d guess that anyone even remotely interested sat up and took notice of the changes Windows 7 Mobile would bring to your pocket
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GDC 10: Windows 7 Mobile is game-focused, ready
Man, Harmonix knows how to throw a good party. Also, the Hakan trailer was the best character reveal trailer ever. A ton of GDC previews, news and more flooded the front page yesterday
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The Daily Hotness: Last night’s edition!
Talking with Joystiq at GDC, THQ’s executive VP of Core Games Danny Bilson (biggest business card ever) has upgraded the expected release date of the next Red Faction game from simply ” fiscal 2011 ” to something a bit more solid — March 2011. “The new game takes [ Red Faction ] to a whole new place, it kind of goes back to the old Red Faction because about 80% of it is underground,” he explained
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GDC 10: New Red Faction planned for March 2011
Harmonix and MTV Games have taken the week of GDC to premiere and drop some of the final details on the upcoming Green Day: Rock Band , which is set to his shelves on June 8. From the looks of things, Green Day is getting a similar treatment to The Beatles, with a game that includes many of the same features. Three part harmonies have made the cut, and players can unlock 100 collectibles images and 40 minutes of rare video and performances as they work through Green Day’s 20-plus-year career. The game will ship with 47 tracks (fully exportable for Xbox 360 and PS3 for a small fee). At a party last night where the game itself was premiered, five of game’s songs were revealed: “Brain Stew/Jaded,” “Hitchin’ A Ride,” “American Idiot,” “Wake Me Up When September Ends,” and “Boulevard of Broken Dreams.” I’ll admit that I’d be more excited about Naked City’s Torture Garden: Rock Band , but it was surprising how many of these songs I knew note for note
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GDC 10: Green Day: Rock Band details, release date
It’s not hard to describe what Arrow Head Games downloadable magic-spewing action title Magicka is all about: it’s an isometric hack-and-slash fest minus the swords and the RPG elements.
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GDC 10: Magicka in moving pictures
We’ve seen enough living room family gaming promotional videos to last us a lifetime. Nintendo started it with the Wii a few years back, but here recently both Sony and Microsoft have been putting their own versions out with their new alternative control schemes
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GDC 10: Sony’s Move trailer: Wireframed imagination
It’s hard to say why I keep choosing to write about Clash of the Titans . It’s as if a mysterious force is pulling me toward this game adaptation of the upcoming film. It looks to be a decidedly mediocre action game, and yet, I feel oddly compelled to continue posting all of the screenshots Namco Bandai sends our way.
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Massive hammer GET: Clash of the Titans screenshots
Develop-Online is reporting that up to 20 Rebellion employee’s have been let go from the Oxford studio. Rebellion’s Derby location is reportedly no more as well. It’s been known that the Derby studio has been facing some troubles since the beginning of the year, but a source close to Develop has stated that the studio is all but closed.
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Rumor: Staff cuts hit Rebellion
