| Theatrical Release Date: Sep 8, 2006 Cast & Crew: Synopsis: |
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Release Company: 20th Century Fox |
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Archive for May, 2006
J. TECH - May - 23rd
J. TECH - May - 23rd
| Theatrical Release Date: Jun 16, 2006 Cast & Crew: Synopsis: |
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Release Company: Paramount Pictures |
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J. TECH - May - 23rd
| Theatrical Release Date: Jul 7, 2006 Cast & Crew: Directed by: Synopsis: |
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Release Company: Buena Vista Pictures |
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J. TECH - May - 17th
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London 2038: The once great city lies in ruins. A massive, sinister gash in the fabric of our reality gnarls and churns, dominating the horizon as it blends into a permanently darkened sky. According to legend, when the ravens depart the Tower of London, it will crumble to rubble and disaster will befall England. As man became more dependent on science, ancient lore and rituals were lost to the antiquity of time. Hellgate: London combines the depth of role-playing games and action of first-person titles, while offering infinite playability with randomly created levels, items and events. |
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The player creates a heroic character, completes quests and battles through innumerable hordes of demons to advance through experience levels and branching skill paths. A robust, flexible skill and spell system, highly customizable appearances and a massive variety of randomly generated equipment allow players to create their own unique hero. Official Web Site here –> Link Tidbit: A handful of Blizzard’s key players who worked on Diablo left in mid-2003 to start up their own studio called Flagship. As a result HELLGATE London was born. |
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J. TECH - May - 11th
From the mind of Will Wright, the creator of The Sims, comes SPORE™, an epic journey that takes you from the origin and evolution of life through the development of civilization and technology and eventually all the way into the deepest reaches of outer space. |
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| Tide Pool Phase — Fight with other creatures and consume them to adjust the form and abilities of your creature. It’s survival of the fittest at the most microscopic level. Creature Phase — Venture onto land and help your creature learn and evolve with forays away from your nest. The only way to grow is by taking chances. Tribal Phase — Instead of controlling an individual creature, you are now caring for an entire tribe. Give them tools and guide their interactions as you upgrade their state of existence. City Phase — Bring your creatures’ race into a new golden era by building up the technology, architecture, and infrastructure of their city. Civilization Phase — Once your city is established, your creatures begin seeking out and interacting with other cultures. Make contact with an olive branch or a war cry. The goal for your creatures is to conquer the planet. Space Phase — The time has come to move on to other worlds in your solar system. Make contact, colonize, or terraform, then venture further to find other solar systems. A ‘mission’ structure provides new goals in your quest for galactic dominance. Check out Main Site Here –> Link |
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J. TECH - May - 10th
By John Gaudiosi May 10, 2006
Guillermo del Toro is reuniting with "Hellboy." The director of the 2004 feature will work with the creator of the comic book to develop an original video game based on the big, red, paranormal hero. Konami America chief operating officer Geoff Mulligan made the announcement Tuesday in connection with the video gaming conference Electronic Entertainment Expo unfolding at the Los Angeles Convention Center this week. Del Toro will collaborate on the "Hellboy" game with the comic’s creator, Mike Mignola. An avid gamer, Del Toro said in an interview before Tuesday’s announcement that he loves working in video games because there are no limits to the imagination. "There’s a very nice atmosphere with games, sort of Hollywood the way God intended it, really," del Toro said.
The action game will be released in 2007 and puts players in control of Hellboy, who comes armed with all of his familiar characteristics like the Right Hand of Doom.
Read on –> Link
J. TECH - May - 10th
By Borys Kit May 09, 2006
Blizzard Entertainment Inc. and Legendary Pictures are suiting up for war.
The companies are teaming to produce a live-action film based on Blizzard’s award-winning "Warcraft" video games, with Legendary acquiring movie rights to the "Warcraft" universe. The "Warcraft" games debuted in 1994, and the franchise now has four titles in release. "Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness" (1995) won multiple game of the year awards, while "Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos" (2002) broke sales records. The latest game, "World of Warcraft," is one of the most popular multiplayer online role-playing games, with a reported subscription base of more than 6 million.
The movie would not follow one of the games but rather be set in the epic fantasy universe, which includes orcs, trolls, elves and the undead.
Read on here –> Link
J. TECH - May - 9th
| A new Age is dawning in the world of Warhammer. It is an age of bitter rivalry and legendary heroism. It is an age of lethal conflict as the loosely allied realms of Order stand against the relentless onslaught of the armies of Destruction. It is the Age of Reckoning. | |
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"War is everywhere in this next generation Realm vs. Realm (RvR) experience that integrates PvP and PvE combat into a single seamless experience. In a world dominated by force of arm and magic, players experience the epic nature of war and the glory of battle alongside thousands of other players. Every aspect of the game, including PvE content, is geared towards the greater war in some important way." — IGN.com Check out Main Site Here –> Link |
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J. TECH - May - 8th
Tulga Games, LLC, developers of the award-winning Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG), Horizons: Empire of Istaria, today announced the development of Dark World Online, a new modern-horror MMORPG. In Dark World Online, players choose between playing one of the three fantasy factions fighting for control in a modern-world setting. In development by Tulga Games, LLC, Dark World Online is an MMORPG set in a stylized modern urban environment inhabited by three rival factions, all fighting for control of the world. In the game, players can take on the personas of Humans, Vampires or Werewolves, each replete with special skills and abilities, and biases towards the other factions. Each faction also features customized weaponry, appearances, tools and dwellings to immerse the player in the fantasy world. Featuring support for both Player-vs.-Player (PvP) and Player-vs.-Environment (PvE) gameplay, Dark World Online will offer an outstanding gameplay experience for all types of gamers.
For more information regarding Dark World Online, visit www.darkworldonline.com.
J. TECH - May - 5th
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by David Zlotnick 05/04/2006 In the early beginnings of survival horror gaming there was Alone in the Dark (1991) and not Resident Evil (1996) — which has often been misattributed as the genre’s origin. Representing an evolution of the traditional point-’n'-click adventure game , Alone in the Dark’s claim to fame was a heavy emphasis on clever puzzles and exploration set in the figurative confines of a supernatural mystery. Unfortunately, subsequent sequels transmuted the series into a set of clunky action thrillers which, in an ironic twist, paved the way for Resident Evil to take the world by storm. However, a reliance on rapidly-aging game mechanics began to take its toll on the Resident Evil series, slowly forcing it into the depths of fond memory. |
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That is, until Resident Evil 4 came along. Able to simultaneously preserve the feel of the Resident Evil experience and reinvent the series with an infusion of immersive and fluid game mechanics, RE4 arguably represents the pinnacle of survival horror. And taking a page right out of Resident Evil’s book of reinvention, Alone in the Dark is hoping to make a thunderous comeback with its fifth installment after 15 years of twiddling its thumbs in the land that the videogame world forgot. Set in present-day New York’s Central Park — which, from museum to park bench locations, has been painstakingly recreated for your gaming pleasure — Alone in the Dark (as it is tentatively called) will once again return gamers into the midst of a supernatural mystery. Why is it that Central Park, one of the largest parks in the world, is allowed to take up so much space in an overly crowded New York City? As Edward Carnby — yes, the same Carnby from the first Alone in the Dark that was set a mystifyingly 80 years ago — you will discover what really lies beneath the depths of Central Park’s historically-rich landscape and delve into a paranormal exploration of the after-life. For more info, Screenshots and Videos go here –> Link |
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