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Reset Generation Sneak Peek
By Shane | July 25, 2008
There will be a sneak peek play of Reset Generation called the “next great hope for mobile gaming” by Edge Magazine on FilePlanet for the single-player launch of Nokia’s long awaited videogame about videogames. A full multiplayer launch on the Nokia N-Gage and Windows PC will happen this August 4th. Additionally, Non-subscribers of FilePlanet will be able to play the single-player Reset Generation August 1-4th.
Nokia Game Publishing’s Reset Generation is produced by Scott Foe of Pocket Kingdom - “The Ultimate Online Game” and is developed by RedLynx of Pathway to Glory, High Seize.
Reset Generation on Fileplanet
Aeropause has a full preview of Reset Generation here or keep reading for a video.
Star Wars: Force Unleashed, Universomo Interview
By Shane | July 22, 2008We have an interview and screens from THQ Wireless with Universomo Creative Director Henri Roth, who created the Java and N-Gage versions of Star Wars:Force Unleashed. The bulk of the interview discusses the complexities and joys of using the CellWeaver control method, which replaces the control sticks on tradition controllers with symbolized buttons on your mobile keypad, for first person shooters.
