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Conference calls covering quarterly monetary formula might receptive to advice similar to dull ordeals, though they can mostly be a venues for sparkling diversion announcements. This enigmatic credo was proven once again by Electronic Arts today, where they suggested
Dead Space 2, a
Dragon Age: Origins sequel, as well as a brand brand brand new shooter from Epic Games (probably a formerly leaked
Bulletstorm) have been all upon daub for recover in between Jan as well as March, 2011.
Unfortunately, what we won’t find in monetary reports have been any sparkling details. The games have been merely listed as pass titles to watch for in a fourth entertain of a 2010/2011 mercantile year, with zero else suggested about them. But per a Dragon Age follow-up, note which BioWare has formerly settled they intend to await Dragon Age: Origins with DLC for 18-24 months after a release. So if they hang by which plan, it’s fathomable brand brand brand new DLC would be expelled right up toward a recover of this brand brand brand new title.
As for a EA-published Epic shooter, it’s some-more than expected Bulletstorm, a pretension previously trademarked by Epic-owned People Can Fly (who formerly done a Painkiller series).
by JC Fletcher on February 8, 2010
by Cadelaf on February 8, 2010
EA Sports Active was a bona fide strike final year, roughly handling to plea Nintendo’s own Wii Fit in a entrance month. This year, EA is following which success with not a single though dual sequels, both listed as “TBA” in a company’s monetary gain report. Both have been simply outed as console titles entrance in a third entertain of 2010 — which is to say, in between Oct 1 as well as Dec 31
Original post:
Two EA Sports Active Games Coming Holiday 2010
by Steve Watts on February 8, 2010
EA Sports Active was a bona fide
hit last year, almost managing to challenge Nintendo's own
Wii Fit in its debut month. This year, EA is following that success with not one but
two sequels, both listed as "TBA" in the company's financial earnings report. Both are simply outed as console titles coming in the third quarter of 2010 -- that is to say, between October 1 and December 31.
We can't tell for certain what EA's plans are for the franchise, but their timing seems fortuitous. A Q3 release would put these two unannounced titles conveniently close to both Natal and Sony's motion device. We could be seeing the first hints of a separate EA Sports Active title planned for each of the upcoming devices. Alternately, one of the TBA games could be a proper Wii sequel, leaving us to wonder what the other one may be. If EA opens another round of temporary EA Sports Active stores, they're likely to showcase the strengths of each game for potential customers.
by Griffin McElroy on February 8, 2010
EA's
tentative release schedule for Q4 of its fiscal 2011 (or, as us
normal people call it, January-March 2011) contains more than a few intriguing entries. You already heard about
the new Dragon Age game -- but listed just below that is an untitled "Shooter from Epic TBA." Of course, this can only mean one thing:
Gears of Madden 2012 is within spitting distance of becoming a sweet reality! Wait --
what's that? Oh, right, the listing more likely points to new speculative details about that
possible "Bulletstorm" project from Epic's People Can Fly studio. How ... unofficial.
Also listed under the early 2011 releases is
Dead Space 2, which EA had
previously promised would drop before next March. The excitement level of the remaining games drops off like the deep end of a pool: The list includes (
deep breath) a new
Need For Speed on consoles and PC (in addition to an
apparent Holiday 2010 release), a downloadable "action" game, a new fighting game designated as a "sports" title, a new Hasbro game (more
Family Game Night?), and new installments in the
Sims and
Spore franchises.
Dead Space 2 and EA's Epic shooter slated for early 2011 originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 08 Feb 2010 17:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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by Justin McElroy on February 8, 2010
by Cadelaf on February 8, 2010
Netflix is penetrating upon ancillary Nintendo’s console, as well as doesn’t see a miss of high-definition await as an issue. A new TheWiire talk with Netflix VP of Corporate Communications Steve Swasey shows a association echoing most of a comments Nintendo member have already done about a underline inconsistency — as well as even starting a small further. “The immeasurable infancy of calm which is accessible for streaming by Netflix is not HD content,” pronounced Swasey.
The rest is here:
Netflix Downplays HD Streaming Importance for Wii