Grand Theft Auto V: New Trailer
As promised Rockstar delivers the trailer and it looks like we going to Hollywood — Good ole L.A.!
Max Payne 3 will utilize Euphoria Physics Engine
As via Twitter on Rockstars account, they confirmed they are utilizing the Euphoria Physics Engine. After being asked will the Euphoria Physics Engine be used in Max Payne 3 they responded with a simple Yes.
The Euphoria Engine is an physics engine created by Natural Motion and made famous by the likes of Grand Theft Auto 4 and then followed by last years “Game of The Year” Red Dead Redemption.
Here is the tweet:
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New Max Payne 3 Screenshots (PC,PS3,Xbox 360)
Details of the game to follow in the next coming months.
New Red Dead Redemption DLC on the way
That’s right just when you thought they would stop supporting the Game of the Year, Rockstar Games is announcing new DLC on the way for Red Dead Redemption.
It’s call Myths and Mavericks Bonus Pack and will be avaible for free for download on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network September 13, 2011. Rockstar also mentioned that this free pack is to show their appreciation for all the amazing fans of Red Dead.Myths and Mavericks will include all the fan-favorite multiplayer characters from the single-player story,as well as new multiplayer locations including Cochinay, Nekoti Rock and Beecher’s Hope, plus new Stronghold games in Armadillo, Tumbleweed, and Chuparosa.
Here’s of full list of what comes with the pack:
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L.A. Noire Team Bondi Dev Tells His Side Of The Story
by Matthew Kato
Recently L.A. Noire developer Team Bondi in Syndey, Australia has come under fire due to allegations of extraordinary work hours, as well as for the public airing of supposed dirty laundry between it and publisher Rockstar Games. Now one of its core developers who has been with the project since the beginning is detailing his experience at working at the studio, the hours, and the studio’s relationship with Rockstar.
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Rumor: Rockstar And L.A. Noire’s Team Bondi At Odds
by Matthew Kato
Amidst reports of brutal working conditions at L.A. Noire developer Team Bondi comes an account that the game has destroyed the relationship between the developer and Rockstar Games.
A source has commented to GamesIndustry.biz on the whole saga, and says that during the development of the game the two sides were increasingly at odds with each other.
Read MoreRockstar Made L.A. Noire So Big, They Could Barely Fit It On One Disc (or Three)
The folks at Rockstar, never ones to skimp on the amount of content they put on a game disc, have made, in L.A. Noire, a game that spreads across three discs on the Xbox 360, the company confirmed to Kotaku. The forthcoming game about being a detective in 1947 Los Angeles fills a single-layer, 25 GB Blu-Ray disc on the PlayStation 3.