News Tagged: visceral games

Dante's Inferno 2 may be on the horizon, if a resume from Visceral Games writer Joshua Rubin is to be believed. His blog, which was dug up by Superannuation, uncovers that the write is in fact working on "a major new unannounced IP for a AAA game company...

The developers of Dead Space and Dead Space 2 explain how the first game began and how some of their ideas for the game evolved:

This game arrived just in time to break the post-Xmas gaming monotony. The original Dead Space was fun and now we finally got a chance to continue the story about Isaac Clarke. Here's a segment: The AI in the first game was good, although some of the behavior patterns are way better now...

Yep, horror and action are two of the most important elements EA intends to focus on in the upcoming sequel, Dead Space 2:

According to Dead Space 2 producer, Steve Papoutsis, Electronic Arts hopes that their forthcoming sequel will help revive the survival horror genre. "I think it would be awesome to see more games like Dead Space out there, there would be stuff for us to learn from and keep the genre going," he said...

EA and Visceral Games shows us a neat little trailer with some multiplayer action from the horror themed shooter, Dead Space 2:

Okay, so it won't be a full game obviously. Having a full game released before Dead Space 2 is just too much to ask. Anyway, this is just DLC that's going to be available this Fall on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade prior Dead Space 2's January 25, 2011 release...

Visceral Games and EA uncovered that Dead Space 2 will hit PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on January 25, 2011, in North America. It appears that the original's central character, Isaac Clarke, returns to fight against the "dementia" as he makes his way through necromorphs in the abandoned "full city" of The Sprawl...

According to EA, Dead Space 2's multiplayer mode will 'surprise and excite' those who believe that adding this facet would water down the single-player experience. "It's exciting for us that people care about what we're doing and in the months to come when we start talking...

PC gamers, rejoice. Electronic Arts and Visceral Games finally confirmed the PC version of their forthcoming horror-themed action game, Dead Space 2. We've received the word when the company detailed its fourth quarter and fiscal year 2010 results, which is where Dead Space 2 was listed for consoles, handheld/mobile and, happily enough, for PC...

EA and Visceral Games just sent along the first teaser trailer for Dead Space 2:

Dead Space 2 developer Visceral Games (recent releases include Dead Space Extraction and Dante's Inferno) confirmed that gamers will be able to try out a demo for the survival horror sequel long before the full game arrives. Exec producer Steve Papoutsis claims the demo for the first Dead Space game came out too late...

Dead Space 2 will be making it to consoles, but EA made it clear that: "As of right now a PC sku is not in the plan." This was uncovered when the publishers issued its release schedule for the year ahead. Today a tweet by EA's Jeff Green indicated a different possibility...

We accompany Dante as he descends through the Nice Circles of Hell. You slice and dice hellish minions and tormented souls, punish or absolve them - it's basically a Vicar's wet-dream. Here's a bit from the article: This game also hurls a huge chunk of blood and all sorts of "naughty-naughty" content...

"We're more focused on the action than the horror this time. We're more empowering to the player. We've got a lot of feature innovation and we feel comfortable because we have something with resonance and we have something that's so capable," said Visceral senior VP Nick Earl, when talking about Dead Space 2...