EL33TONLINE: News tag archive: gameloft
The PS Vita’s launch line-up included four racing titles – Ridge Racer, ModNation Racers, MotorStorm RC and Asphalt: Injection. Of these four games, only Asphalt: Injection features licensed vehicles and tracks based on famous cities, making it the obvious choice for gamers with a soft spot for flashy sports cars like the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento or the BMW M3.
Continue reading El33tonline’s review of Asphalt: Injection.
Who would have thought back in 2009, when Gameloft made their RPG debut onto the mobile gaming scene with the iPhone game, Dungeon Hunter; that we’d one day get to mash it out on the PlayStation Network in 2011. Despite being a port from phone to PlayStation, Dungeon Hunter: Alliance serves up hours of solid isometric monster-bashing, crypt raiding fun whether questing solo or uniting with your friends.
Don’t expect originality - the adventure is about as generic as they come but Gameloft does a damn good job of distracting you from all that by offering up some solid zombie-burning, tomb looting adventure.
Continue reading El33tonline’s review of Dungeon Hunter: Alliance.
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 3D is a port of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory to the 3DS. Unfortunately it’s a downgrade in every way except the 3D feature, so it’s very hard to recommend unless you’re desperate for a portable Splinter Cell or you don’t own a console that can play the original game. It’s still enjoyable, but you’re better off playing the original on console.
Continue reading El33tonline’s review of Splinter Cell 3D.
Gameloft’s high definition remake of Earthworm Jim, the classic mid-nineties action platformer, will be available on Xbox LIVE Arcade tomorrow for 800 MS Points.
Earthworm Jim HD will feature all the original levels with an “HD facelift” plus “wild gameplay” and a “remastered cult soundtrack.” There will also be new enemies and three exclusive levels in a never-before-seen location to keep those who played the game on home consoles such as the Mega Drive/Genesis and Super NES busy.
Gameloft has revealed a release date for the high definition remake of Earthworm Jim, the classic mid-nineties platformer originally put together by industry veteran Dave Perry and his team at Shiny.
According to Urban Dictionary:
Waja: The word for when you watch someone embarrass themselves so thoroughly that you also become embarrassed for no apparent reason.
Usage of Waja: “Did you see that guy try to be funny? That was some major waja…”
Other than an extended clip showing off what looks to be a well done remake of the original Earthworm Jim action platformer with full high definition art, this trailer for Earthworm Jim HD is filled with the joys and delight of first-class, grade-A waja.
If you choose to watch it below, you’ll see what I mean:
With the launch of Splinter Cell: Conviction for the Xbox 360 in North America today, a debut trailer for the iPhone and iPod Touch version of the game has come to the surface, giving us a brief glimpse of the fully 3D gameplay that will soon be on offer in the diminutive adaptations.
Watch below:
Apple mercifully put eager followers out of their misery today by finally announcing the company’s latest product, the Apple iPad, as well as outlining the gadget’s features and capabilities.
During a special, invitation-only event in San Francisco today, attended by all walks of media, special guests and celebrities, Apple unveiled what rumours would have us believe is the company’s ‘greatest ever’ product, and from what was on show, that’s not far from the truth.
[UPDATE] Battle Tanks is available now on the PlayStation Store in Europe for 9.99. Gameloft have confirmed that the game will be available in the US this Thursday.
Battle Tanks from developers Gameloft will be invading the PlayStation Network this month for $9.99.
Battle Tanks features World War II tanks that “face off against each other in hopes to blow the other to smithereens.” The Campaign Mode features 50 maze and paintball-like levels that players can enjoy against the AI or co-operatively with a friend. Two to four players will also be able to challenge each other in Death Match or Capture the Flag modes thanks to fun multiplayer options.
Ubisoft has announced an agreement with Gameloft to acquire its video game development studio in Pune, India.
Ubisoft recently acquired a studio in Singapore and hope the acquisition of the Pune studio will reinforce its presence in Asia. A satellite city of Mumbai, Pune is described by Ubisoft as being “part of the 2nd generation of India’s techno-poles, and is considered one of the most pleasant cities to live in the country.”
The studio was established towards the end of 2006 and currently houses a team of 120 developers and testers. This team will “initially focus on porting titles to handheld consoles and reinforcing Ubisoft’s testing teams.” Ubisoft aim to have 200 developers within the next year and to reach 500 in the coming years.
“Following on the recent announcement of our new Singapore studio, this acquisition will reinforce Ubisoft’s presence in Asia and the southeast region in particular. India has a promising future in the videogame industry and this is an opportunity for us to establish ourselves in the country,” stated Christine Burgess-Quémard, executive director, worldwide studios at Ubisoft.
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