Critical Gamer writes: It’s quite hard not to like the Warhammer 40k universe. Huge armour, big guns and bigger hammers, split between a huge variety of races, filled to bursting point with lore. It is clearly prime material for making videogames that justify an ‘M for mature’ rating.
THQ took E3 to show off two new games based on Warhammer 40k that are already looking deliciously violent, and set to capture the feel of the universe brilliantly. They are also leaps and bounds away from the RTS adventures of the Blood Ravens in Dawn of War 2.
In these series, games will be featured with thoughts for re-inventing, or made better by adding (subtracting) some new elements into one (or more) of their existing building blocks. It is all wishful thinking in the end but one cannot know where a game director seeks inspiration from.
This week - a favorite of many Warhammer 40k fans and a game that deserves a sequel.
Kotaku - It's a strange thing, the video game industry. The people who publish big games will sometimes cancel, move, or overhaul them entirely. Nothing wrong with any of that, but one big problem is that along the way, some of those publishers will clam up. They'll refuse to give straight answers or talk about their plans.
It looked really great I m more of a time of legends fan then ye space marines but it's still warhammer. It was originally slated to be an mmo but they didn't have the budget it seems I still hope it releases now that it's an adventure type game with increased emphasis on MP.
Edit: looool at the interview that was more like an integration he was even doubting the thq representatives words! xD funniest interview ever! "What does DMO stand for?" hahahahahaha
As Gen Con 2012 opens in Indianapolis, "The Best Four Days in Gaming" can still feel a bit foreign to video gamers. Josh helps build Justin, Ethan and you a bridge to the tabletop so everyone can enjoy the show.
Down with the false Emperor!
Looks awesome can't wait to bring down the false Emperor