Max Payne 3 gets delayed to Q4 [Comments Off]
In today’s earnings call, Take-Two has announced that the Rockstar’s “Max Payne 3″ will be released in the financial 4th quarter of 2010 (august-october) on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.
No reasons for the delay were given.
The good news is that no other titles are affected by this delay, so “BioShock 2″, “Red Dead Redemption” and “Mafia II” will be released in the fist half of next year as planned.
GI previews Max Payne 3 [Comments Off]
You know what’s ironic? “Max Payne 3″ will probably launch right alongside Remedy’s “Alan Wake”, so it is in Rockstar’s best interest to deliver an experience that can rival what the previous developers of the Franchise will and have brought to the table. This new GameInformer preview is a good indicator that the game is shaping up to be pretty cool.
Old fans still complain though, but Rockstar’s VP of development Jeronimo Barrera is fully aware of the criticism that has hit the title since it’s first unveiling:
“Some people say, ‘Max is a noir game and it has to be black and white and in New York,’ But noir is a style not necessarily a place and a color scheme. Noir is not necessarily saxophones and big dark shadows. It’s looking at a world in a bleak way. That’s what we’re doing. It’s more contemporary.”
There you have it, first hand: You don’t know anything about Noir. Rockstar does.
No Mafia 2 in 2009 – :( [Comments Off]

Publisher Take Two announced that Mafia 2 – developed by 2K games – and Red Dead Redemption – developed by Rockstar – will not be completed in 2009, but instead, they prognosticate the scheduled arrival time to be Q1, 2010. You might think that missing the holiday season will have a bad effect on sales, however, remember GTA 4 for the PC, struggling with serious optimalization issues, and different bugs, when it came out – so it might not be such a bad idea to postpone the arrival dates of these games.
Update: Meanwhile, Bioshock 2, another Take Two game got a site update – check it here.
GTA IV DLC #2 unveiled: The Ballad of Gay Tony [Comments Off]

If you can’t get enough of Liberty City but moving to New York is out of your price range, Rockstar and Microsoft have you covered, as the next installment of GTA IV, The Ballad of Gay Tony is about to hit Xbox Live this Fall for the usual 1600 Microsoft Points.
The player takes the role of Luis Lopez who works for “Gay Tony” and lives Liberty City’s “high-end night-life”.
Fabulous!
Now available: Lost and the Damned [Comments Off]

The critically acclaimed Content Add-on for the equally critically acclaimed GTA IV, The Lost and the Damned, is now available on the Xbox-Live Marketplace.
You will have to plunk down 1600 Microsoft Points for this downloadable Episode, which nets you more than 10 hours of gameplay and the first ever digital cock.
Rockstar unveils Red Dead Redemption [Comments Off]

In a surprise move, Rockstar, makers of the hit series Grand Theft Auto, revealed a new project today: an open-world western shooter titled Red Dead Redemption.
The game, a follow up to 2004’s Red Dead Revolver, will take place on the turn of the 20th century shortly after the industrial revolution, puts the player in the shoes of John Marston, a former outlaw.
Not much else is known about the game so far, but it has been confirmed that it will hit both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and will be built with the same engine that made GTA IV look all kinds of shiny. Prospective release is fall of 2009.


