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(06-21-2007, 03:01 PM)
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#101
german press release.
SEGA und BioWare kooperieren für ein neues Sonic-Rollenspiel für Nintendo DS London & San Francisco, 21. Juni 2007: SEGA® Europe Ltd., SEGA® of America Inc. und das kanadische Entwicklerstudio BioWare® Corp. kündigen gemeinsam die Entwicklung eines neuen Videospiels auf Basis der SEGA-Spiele-Ikone Sonic The Hedgehog an. Der genaue Name des Spiels steht noch nicht fest, doch der Titel wird exklusiv für Nintendo DS entwickelt und 2008 erhältlich sein. "BioWare ist einer der heißesten Rollenspiel-Entwickler weltweit", so Simon Jeffery, Präsident und COO, SEGA of America, Inc. "Jeder bei SEGA ist überzeugt, dass Sonic hier in den besten Händen ist, und dass BioWare das ultimative Handheld-Erlebnis für Spieler aller Alterstufen gelingt." BioWare ist ein preisgekrönter unabhängiger Entwickler, der für internationale Bestseller wie die Reihen Baldurs Gate™ und Neverwinter Nights™, das Spiel des Jahres 2003 Star Wars®: Knights of the Old Republic™ sowie das Rollenspiel des Jahres 2005 Jade Empire™ bekannt ist. BioWare entwickelt derzeit mit Mass Effect™ einen der am sehnlichsten erwarteten Next-Generation-Titel 2007. "Wir sind hocherfreut über die Zusammenarbeit mit SEGA an Sonic, einer der beständigsten und überzeugendsten Spielfiguren", so Greg Zeschuk, Präsident von BioWare. "Da wir selbst Riesenfans von Sonic sind, sind wir entschlossen, ein wirklich faszinierendes Erlebnis mit fesselnder Handlung im Sonic-Universum zu erschaffen, indem wir uns auf die Anziehungskraft des Charakters konzentrieren und ihn in ein absolut originelles Abenteuer versetzen", so Ray Muzyka, Chief Executive Officer von BioWare. Die Partnerschaft mit BioWare unterstreicht SEGAs verstärkte Ausrichtung auf die Entwicklung speziell für das westliche Publikum produzierter Spielinhalte. In den vergangenen Jahren schloss SEGA bereits Partnerschaften mit den Entwicklern Bizarre Creations, Gas Powered Games, Monolith Productions, Obsidian Entertainment, Planet Moon Studios, Pseudo Interactive und Silicon Knights – und erwarb zudem die Entwicklungsstudios The Creative Assembly, Secret Level und Sports Interactive. |
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Honourary member of the SISTERHOOD
(06-21-2007, 03:03 PM)
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#105
Something something...Spear of Destiny..Something something...resurrect the fatherland...Something something..sausage...Something something...Bioware....Something something...
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(06-21-2007, 03:04 PM)
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#109
English press release -
SEGA AND BIOWARE COLLABORATE ON NEW SONIC ROLE PLAYING GAME FOR THE NINTENDO DS LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO (Thurs 21st June 2007) -- SEGA® Europe, Ltd., SEGA® of America, Inc. and Canada-based developer studio BioWare® Corp. today announced a partnership to create a new video game based on the classic SEGA flagship icon, Sonic The Hedgehog. The exact name of the game is undetermined, but this new title developed exclusively for the Nintendo DS will ship in 2008. “BioWare is one of the hottest names in RPG development in the world,” said Simon Jeffery, President and COO, SEGA of America, Inc. “Everyone at SEGA has huge confidence that Sonic is in the safest of hands, and that BioWare can create the ultimate handheld RPG experience for gamers of all ages.” BioWare is the award-winning independent developer that has created some of the world's best-selling titles including the Baldur's Gate™ and Neverwinter Nights™ series, the 2003 Game of the Year, Star Wars®: Knights of the Old Republic™ and the 2005 RPG of the Year, Jade Empire.™ BioWare is currently developing one of the most anticipated next-generation titles of 2007, Mass Effect.™ “We’re thrilled to be working with SEGA on Sonic, one of the industry’s most enduring and compelling icons,” said Greg Zeschuk, president of BioWare. “As huge fans of Sonic ourselves, we’re committed to delivering a truly amazing story-driven experience within the Sonic universe, focusing on capturing the character’s broad appeal and placing him in a completely original adventure,” added Ray Muzyka, chief executive officer of BioWare. The relationship with BioWare reinforces SEGA’s increased emphasis on Western content development for Western audiences. In the past few years SEGA has announced partnerships with developers Bizarre Creations, Gas Powered Games, Monolith Productions, Obsidian Entertainment, Planet Moon Studios, Pseudo Interactive and Silicon Knights. SEGA has also acquired development studios The Creative Assembly, Secret Level and Sports Interactive. |
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(06-21-2007, 03:07 PM)
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#115
Haha AWESOME.
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Member
(06-21-2007, 03:10 PM)
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#119
Originally Posted by JohnTinker:
Man, this is like Contra 4, weird announcement although interesting but without media = who the hell knows how this will end up... |
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(06-21-2007, 03:14 PM)
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#123
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I'm THE PROM KIIIIING |
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(06-21-2007, 03:14 PM)
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#124
Anyone know if Bioware formed a new team for their handheld division, or poached from their main teams? I have no interest in a Sonic RPG for DS, but Bioware is probably my favorite developer for PC and consoles and I don't want to see resources shifted away from that.
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(06-21-2007, 03:15 PM)
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#126
Originally Posted by Vashu:
Pretty much the same thing for me, except it was more like some one laughing sadistically as my mind imploded a bit... These strange things in the industry have just been blowing my mind, ever since the DQIX announcement. ...is it too late to blame all of this stuff on Superman Prime, now? :lol :lol |
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(06-21-2007, 03:17 PM)
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#132
Originally Posted by Drakken:
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Junior Tag of Excellence
(06-21-2007, 03:18 PM)
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#136
Originally Posted by probune:
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Member
(06-21-2007, 03:20 PM)
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#141
Originally Posted by Tetsujin:
I for one blame Virtua Fighter 5. |
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Member
(06-21-2007, 03:21 PM)
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#143
Originally Posted by Vashu:
Also the "The exact name of the game is undetermined, but this new title developed exclusively for the Nintendo DS will ship in 2008" line does not sound like a line that belongs in a PR. |
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Member
(06-21-2007, 03:22 PM)
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#146
Originally Posted by TekunoRobby:
I'm definitely going to buy it. If this is in fact real and not fabricated. |
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(06-21-2007, 03:23 PM)
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#150
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