Gears of War 3 on PS3? Don’t bet on it. Epic Games Design Director Cliff Blezsinski told us just days ago it’s not “going to happen anytime soon.” Read on to find out why.
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Infinity Blade, the finished version of the Project Sword demo shown at September’s new iPod touch launch, has broken cover in a demo and boy, it looks ace. Created by Chair Entertainment, a subsidiary of Epic (Gears of War, Unreal), Infinity Blade uses the Unreal 3 engine and will be hitting iPhone, iPad and iPod touch by Christmas with the graphics tuned to the Apple A4 chip. Somehow we suspect those PSP cheerleaders might feel a little sick watching the amazing Infinity Blade video after the break…
The Gears of War movie is kerb stomping its way through pre-production and screenwriter Chris Morgan has come up with what he thinks is the perfect actor to play head hard-nut Marcus Fenix – The Rock.
Gears of War is not going to be a low budget art house movie shot in monochrome in a Parisian suburb. Can’t imagine why. According to screenwriter Chris Morgan, “it’s huge”. Better yet, that’s not a case of ‘maybe it’ll be a little bit huge if we can be bothered’. Oh no, he’s serious. “It has to be huge”, he says.
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DRM. Awesome, isn’t it? The way it’s killing piracy. The way it empowers consumers. What a miracle of the modern world it is. But just occasionally things go wrong, as owners of the PC version of Gears of War discovered this week. An expired Windows digital certificate is preventing players from loading up their copies of their legitimately bought-and-paid-for game, presenting the following error message: “You cannot run the game with modified executable code. Please reinstall the game.”
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The movie industry’s mission to make terrible film versions of popular videogames continues apace. Director Len Wiseman has been expounding on his plans for bringing the hit Xbox 360 shooter Gears of War to the big screen.