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Halo 4 live action movie budget rumored to be $5-10 million
In April, Microsoft announced plans to release Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn,
a live action movie project designed to help promote their upcoming Halo 4
first person shooter game for the Xbox 360 console. Today, more details were
revealed about those plans, along with a rumor about the movie's budget.
The Los Angeles Times claims that information gathered from
unnamed "insiders" says that Microsoft is spending between $5 million
and $10 million to produce Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn. The movie will be
released as a series of short films in October, and then re-released, with new
footage, as a 90 minute movie, as part of the Halo 4 Limited Edition version on
November 6th.
That's a relatively tiny budget for a
sci-fi live action film based on one of the most well known properties in all
of entertainment. An attempt to release a big budget Hollywood Halo feature
film was cancelled several years ago.
The film has already been shot in Vancouver with a relatively unknown cast. It will tell the tale of a young UNSC cadet who has been inspired in some way by Halo's lead character, Master Chief. That character will also appear in the Halo 4 game. More information about the film is expected to be announced at the San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday.
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E3 2012: Need for Speed Most Wanted Revealed
EA confirmed last week that Need for Speed Most Wanted is next Need for Speed games. During its press conference today EA revealed that game will let players race against others to become no.1 on their personal Most Wanted List.
Most Wanted take place in a open world where people can drive anywhere race against rivals challenge friend or mess with crops. Players will compete of jump furthest have the most pursuits etc to earn speed points. Speed Points let players move up and the most wanted list. The game will use EA’s social service for leader boards.
Upcoming Angry Birds; Before Christmas
Angry Birds makers Rovio is set to launch a new game later this season that will see you perform from the viewpoint of the pigs, rather than the Angry Birds, Pocket-lint has discovered.
The concept of the new game will see you trying to secure the egg you’ve got from the birds, but still feature a launch and the now popular wood made and stone structures..
The game, which is predicted to be available sometime before 25 December 2012, will feature a number of different pigs and -like the birds in Angry Birds, they will come with different strong points and skills.
Although it is not certain, from what we’ve seen, we would threat a think that it looks like the concept will be to secure the egg against incoming birds by shooting pigs at them.
Rovio has had large achievements with the Angry Birds series so far with Angry Birds Space, the latest game from the organization, selling millions in its opening weekend
source via TechNoro.Games
Recently announced SPLINTER CELL: BLACKLIST gets a new cinematic trailer
Following last week’s globe expose of SPLINTER CELL:
BLACKLIST at the E3 Micorosoft media meeting, Ubisoft has launched these days a
product new movie trailer for the future activity. This latest movie trailer is
just Half a minute and is a mix of moments from thegameplay trial created
available during E3.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist is the 6th name in Tom Clancy’s
Splinter Mobile series and happens following the activities of Indictment. The Xbox 360 edition will moreover function kinect orders
that allow gamers to vocally problem orders.
The activity is due to release in the springtime of 2013 for
PS3, Console 360 and PC.
Latest Action Games for iOS
This week's collection of iOS games are all high-quality titles I've been playing recently.
I've been tracking some latest iOS games recently that are all very first-class, and though they don't actually fit an idea, I highly recommend all three following games that would modernize your mood. I look through the new iOS releases and popular apps several times a day to find hidden gems to talk about here at the end of the week. Usually I try to come up with a topic to tie them all together, but I've been tracking some games over the past couple of weeks that are all good, but can't be wrapped up smartly in a nice little package.
Still, though the games are from different varieties, each one has something distinctive to offer and I hope you'll be able to pick a game from the variety you like best --
I promise you won't be dissatisfied.
This week's collection of iOS games are all high-quality titles I've been playing recently.
Slingshot Racing:-
The first is a racing game of a sort, where you use grab hooks to fling your car around a racetrack. The game also offers a local multiplayer option so you can challenge three other friends to races.
Slingshot Racing is a exceptional racing title with outstanding graphics, tremendous physics as you slide around the track and ample of racing modes to keep you coming back for more. If you're looking for something different in the racing variety, Slingshot is a very ingenious racing game.
Extreme Skater:-
The second game is the sequel to one of my favorite iOS snowboarding games, except in this one, you're skateboarding.
Extreme Skater makes for an outstanding outcome to iStunt 2. If you were a fan of the earlier title or just want to try a very well-polished 2D skating game, I highly suggest Extreme Skater.
Catapult King
Catapult King is an Angry Birds type of game where you'll need to launch giant stones at structures, but it's all done in beautiful 3D with inspiring physics. Catapult King comes with 64 levels of 3D-catapulting fun and plenty of additional disputes to give the game replay value. Even if you weren't an Angry
Birds fan, this 3D version of the slingshot gaming mechanic is a sight to view, with striking graphics, remarkable physics, and plenty of replay ability.
Microsoft E3 2012 Press Conference
Check out our replay of the Microsoft press conference for demos of Halo 4, Splinter Cell Blacklist, Tomb Raider, Call of Duty: Black Ops II and more!
