Following yesterday's announcement of Brian Reynolds' newly formed realtime strategy game company Big Huge Games, VP of Operations and Development Tim Train has given Daily Radar more details.
Following Brian Reynolds surprise departure from Firaxis Games, we've finally got word on his new endeavor -- a realtime strategy game company called Big Huge Games, with other Firaxis alum Jason Coleman, Tim Train and David Inscore. The company will focus on mass-market sales and cutting-edge technology, and will be headquartered in Hunt Valley, MD.
SCE has decided to allow arcade game makers access to PlayStation2 circuit boards. Since the 128-bit next-gen console's specifications were announced, it has become increasingly apparent that home consoles were bypassing their arcade counterparts in the race for technological supremacy. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun reports that SCE plans to take advantage of economies of scale by selling PlayStation2 boards to manufacturers as well as putting them in its own next-generation home console.
Is this the X-Box logo? Click the link below to check out a logo reputed to be lifted from Microsoft's internal website. Whether the logo is final or even the real McCoy isn't a sure thing, but time will tell.