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20The latest adventure game out of publisher Capcom comes to us courtesy of Ace Attorney series creator Shu Takumi, telling the tale of a dead detective must who solve his own death.
Of course, being dead gets in the way of that investigation. Fortunately, our deceased protagonist can posses certain objects, an ability used to prevent the untimely demise of others whilst searching for clues: Read more »
Apparently that path to Mordor is even trickier than we previously thought, as publisher Warner Bros. now expects the "friendly action-adventure game" The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest to arrive in fall 2010--a full year after it was originally expected.
Along the revised release date, Warner Bros. also revealed that a PlayStation 3 edition of Aragorn's Quest is now due alongside the other versions and will pack support for the console's motion-sensing PlayStation Move controller. In the company's words: Read more »
The path to Mordor the holiday season is a long and treacherous one, with Aragorn's Quest now marking the latest of the increasingly thinning fall lineup to stumble.
Publisher Warner Bros. today confirmed that the family-friendly action-adventure, billed as "first videogame offering an authentic The Lord of the Rings gameplay experience designed for all ages to enjoy," is now due in the vague "spring 2010" window. Read more »
Here's the first look at Aragorn's Quest, the family-friendly Lord of the Rings action game coming from Warner Bros. Interactive. The title marks the first game of Warner's since it acquired the literary and film rights to Lord of the Rings.
Aragorn's Quest is looking at a fall release on Wii, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2 and PSP.
Fresh off Warner Bros. Interactive's acquisition of the Lord of the Rings license, a new game set in Middle Earth is on the way from the publisher, according to an official E3 list covering debut titles.
Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest is billed as "the first Lord of the Rings videogame created specifically for kids and their families." The title will feature an "accessible gameplay set in a friendly, colorful rendition of Middle-Earth." Read more »
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