Kojima hits the
headlines again, this time striking the Twitter feeds and confirming an “authentic
stealth MGS” in the works and asks fans to “patiently wait for the sequel
coming in the future.”
And if that is not enough for fans, Kojima reaffirmed his desire in making a Zone of the Enders 3. “We would want to make that game as well,” he told GameFitNation.
More interestingly,
Kojima said the game could be built on the Fox Engine, but noted there was a
lack of staff available to devote to the project.
*Source: Kojima’sTwitter & GameFitNation
Banning Battlefield 3 was not enough of a
response for Iran. To counter EA’s blockbuster shooter, Iran announced it will
produce the computer game “Attack on Tel
Aviv.”
Iran’s National
Foundation for Computer Games (NFCG) said the game is an answer to Battlefield 3’s missions where an
American soldier is fighting on Tehran’s streets in search of missing nuclear
warheads.
“The United States is
governed by a Zionist Regime so Attack on
Tel Aviv would make Americans angrier than a game about an attack on
Washington,” said Behruz Minaii, the head of NFCG.
Arguably, what makes
gamers angrier like no other are the Battlefield
vs. Call of Duty troll wars.
Saying used games are
a thorny issue for publishers and developers is an understatement. Obsidian
Entertainment decided it was not stated clearly enough and wanted their stance
on the record when they discussed digital distribution with IndustryGamers yesterday.
“Of course, one of the
greatest things about digital distribution is what it does to reduce the used
game market. I hope digital distribution stabs the used game market in the
heart,” said Obsidian Entertainment’s Chief Creative Officer Chris Avellone.
And this is why we cannot have good things and why things like Online Passes exist.
*Source: IndustryGamers
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