Atari Takes 360
Company: Atari Product: Xbox 360
Atari presented its full line-up of forthcoming titles for the next-generation Xbox 360. With presentations of the titles at Microsoft?s X05 event in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Atari is cementing its commitment to Microsoft?s next-generation hardware with three outstanding original games. ?The games we are currently working on for Xbox 360 represent a diverse offering, with the focus squarely on delivering quality and an astounding next-gen experience,? said Cyril Voiron, Marketing Director, Atari Europe. ?At the same time, the upcoming Xbox titles represent some of the most exciting and powerful properties, franchises and licenses in the video game market place today.?
Alone in the Dark Featuring a unique gameplay structure adapted for a broader audience, Alone in the Dark will provide a complete next-generation, action-packed experience within a highly detailed, free-roaming environment, featuring a mixture of astonishing real-time physics and full environmental interaction. The game is being developed by Eden Games, a leading first party studio of Infogrames Entertainment and considered amongst the finest in the industry. Test Drive Unlimited Packed with over 100 vehicles, one thousand plus miles of open roads, and an abundance of online options, Test Drive: Unlimited is the ultimate online automotive gaming experience. Making full use of Xbox Live, racers around the world will challenge others to join them in the virtual paradise of the game?s persistent online racing world. Test Drive: Unlimited is being developed by Eden Games and is scheduled for release in spring 2006.
TimeShift The unprecedented technology in TimeShift empowers gamers with the ability to slow, stop and reverse the flow of time around them while remaining completely unaffected. These complex and original time control scenarios are integral to the gameplay, and take first-person action games in an entirely new direction. Developed by Saber Interactive and scheduled for release on Xbox 360 in spring 2006.
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