Well that about does it for this game then! Am I right GAF?TekunoRobby said:poly counts are pretty low though.
ram said:did they cancel the ps3 version, which was announced first?
ATARI CONFIRMS NEW 'ALONE IN THE DARK' FOR PC
- Eden Games' Next-Generation Action Survival Title Set for Xbox 360 and Now PC -
New York, New York , April 12, 2006 Atari, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATAR) today announced that Alone in the Dark will launch for the Windows® platform simultaneously with the version for Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. The original Alone in the Dark is the video game that launched survival gaming and set the standard within the genre. Developed by Eden Games, Alone in the Dark returns with a heart-stopping survival experience coupled with use of state-of-the-art real-time physics and advanced environmental interaction to deliver an exhilarating action-orientated experience within a highly detailed, open environment.
In 1992, the first Alone in the Dark title for PC ushered in a new dawn of gaming, revolutionizing the use of fear as a tool to manipulate and engage the emotions of the player, and bringing sheer terror to gamers around the world. Fourteen years later, the franchise returns to the PC and to the newest generation of video game hardware, Xbox 360, taking full advantage of the incredible technological advances of both platforms and designed to satisfy the sophisticated demands of a gaming audience wiser, bolder and more accustomed to fear than ever before.
"Alone in the Dark is returning to the format that launched survival gaming the PC and after nearly a decade and a half of ever-accelerating technological progress, we anticipate that the title will again take the lead on next-generation consoles with the Xbox 360 and PC," said Steve Tucker, Director of Marketing, Atari, Inc. "This is one for gamers to keep an eye on in the coming months as Atari and Eden begin to reveal details that will demonstrate how we will fulfill these promises."
Boasting an original gameplay structure designed to appeal to a mass audience, Alone in the Dark aims to go beyond expectations for a next-generation title and re-establish itself as the genre-leader on the Windows platform and Xbox 360.
Totally, and what's with the lack of fur shading? Ugh....Koshiro said:Well that about does it for this game then! Am I right GAF?
Alone in the Dark aims to go beyond expectations for a next-generation title and re-establish itself as the genre-leader
isn't this based on the movie? hahabrandonh83 said:*Dr. Boll sees images, is inspired to write a movie sequel, sound of fingernails scraping on chalkboard as the pen hits the pad*
Joseph Merrick said:isn't this based on the movie? haha
Unison said:Good luck with that one. :lol
zou said:How about MS uses some of their billions and makes sure they actually get some games that are exclusive? Right now it seems that every interesting game gets released on PC or is getting announced for PS3.
siege said:Sooner or later, just about every game will be multi-platform, seeing as the majority already are.
Some devs really need to get over overzealous DOF effects already.siege said:
oblivion is annouced as "console exclusive" by ms, GoW is a ms funded mgs published game and a pc version is not announced , condemned is hardly a system seller , graw is a ubigame and by default the game is time exclusive to 360 for 8 months anyways.... mgs is gonna publish lots of quality 360 titles for critical 2006 holiday season (too human, mass effect, n3, etc) and there are some high quality 3rd party 360 exclusive games coming ( lost planet, dead rising) anyways so why would they bother spending money on exclusives now? if they really wanna hurt sony they should spend money on upcoming big names likes gta.zou said:But right now the 360 is the only next-gen console, so why not make sure that the titles are at least exclusive until the PS3 ships? As it stands right now, every game that *could* be a systemseller, is getting a PC release as well, often even on the same day (Oblivion, GRAW, GoW [, Condemmned] to name a few).
Funky Papa said:X05 screens
<nu>faust said:oblivion is annouced as "console exclusive" by ms, GoW is a ms funded mgs published game and a pc version is not announced , condemned is hardly a system seller , graw is a ubigame and by default the game is time exclusive to 360 for 8 months anyways.... mgs is gonna publish lots of quality 360 titles for critical 2006 holiday season (too human, mass effect, n3, etc) and there are some high quality 3rd party 360 exclusive games coming ( lost planet, dead rising) anyways so why would they bother spending money on exclusives now? if they really wanna hurt sony they should spend money on upcoming big names likes gta.
Alone in the Dark aims to go beyond expectations for a next-generation title and re-establish itself as the genre-leader
BioGenesis said:oh god! specular highlights gone absolutley friggin wild... :lol
zou said:But right now the 360 is the only next-gen console, so why not make sure that the titles are at least exclusive until the PS3 ships? As it stands right now, every game that *could* be a systemseller, is getting a PC release as well, often even on the same day (Oblivion, GRAW, GoW [, Condemmned] to name a few).
zou said:No one gives a shit about console exclusive, especially if there's only one next-gen console, thats why I didn't use the word. If I can pick up game X on PC as well, the need to get console Y is pretty low. GRAW and Oblivion could have convinced a lot of people to finally get a X360, but if you know you can just pick up the PC version, you won't drop 400$++ to get the console to play the game, especially if you don't have a HDTV.
As for Condemmned: That's why I put it in [].
ram said:did they cancel the ps3 version, which was announced first?
You can't trust French people in general.Funky Papa said:Atari.
That CANT be. Even Atari, at the absolute height of their stupidness (distribute the Famicom/Megadrive under our brand, bah, 5200/'canceled 16 bit machine' tech will rule the world) wouldn't do that. Word has gotten out about Boll, the last gaming lisence he succesfully aquired was Postel, which I couldn't imagine would be terribly hard to get.Joseph Merrick said:isn't this based on the movie? haha