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more about #splashdamage WhatTheFrag: The game is pretty good though from some stuff I've seen. A friend works at SD and well it's not too far from where I live. If they need extra time to... more » NotTheGuy: There seems to be a bit of confusion among some readers between the publishing arm Bethesda Softworks and the developing arm Betheda Game Studios. And... more » VEX: Here's a Youtube link of the video for anyone that wants it. This isn't my video, so all credit to the source. more » TheCleaningGuy: Dammit! I was psyched for this. more » Ashurahori: Just as long as the game sceneries look closer to that screenshot. I miss seeing shooting games with some blue. more » willy626: I will never understand why character designers decided that adding shoulder pads to a person instantly makes them battle ready. Do you see that T-Sh... more » Koztah: "Brink edges back to fall". Hah. more » AncientUnknown1: Expect more Spring titles to fall back to Fall. more » KyleNichol: The game looks like a mix of Mirror's Edge and Gears of War from what I've seen at the Eurogamer Expo last month. I'm hoping a demo will come out for ... more » shaunmcilroy: But it looked so incredibly polished back in Germany at Gamescom. I spoke with Paul Wedgewood at said event after the presentation and he said that h... more » GohanGVO: I think the last creative ensemble that had a relatively large amount of people's engines roaring was the trifecta working on "Blue Dragon" - Hironobu... more » (Zombie) Jölan: cast no not necessarily, devs hell yes like I intend to see James Cameron's Avatar but if it was just some dude's Avatar very few actors would make me... more » Sir-Lucius does anything for Dethklok: We probably don't see games marketed this way because even among the hardcore, most people don't know what the various jobs entail. Sure, people can a... more » coalhalo: One reason that devs are not spotlighted more can be thanks of John Romero and his infamous "Daikatana". People still bristle at the ad campaign for t... more » Rocketknight: I'd be excited for a game with music by Howard Drossin. His work on Comix Zone and the Sega Tunes soundtracks is amazing. That said, I think the main... more » spiderweb1986: "-Tim Appleby, lead character artist on Brink, was, in Wedgwood's words, "the guy who created Shepard in Mass Effect."" No, I'm pretty sure I created... more » NeVeRMoRe666: Tim Schafer's Brutal Legends! Not a huge fan of metal but his name alone get's my panties wet. ....And.I.Don't.Wear.Under.Pants. more » Blinklink11: Anything from Uwe Boll. more » Jarerex: Quite so Stephen. I will buy anything with Warren Spectors name on it, for example. Thief & Deus Ex were more than enough pedigree to sell anything he... more » ShaggE: Cracking Eggs Of Wisdom: There aren't NEARLY enough "Bort" license plates in that picture. Also, I'd love to see a credit summary on the back of game cases, a la movies. Devs... more » -
#delayofgame
Brink Edges Back To Fall 2010
Last we heard, Splash Damage's lovely looking squad-based futuristic shooter Brink was coming to the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC in the spring of next year. Unfortunately, it now appears a few more seasons-worth of polish will be needed. More » -
#names
Can A Bunch Of Names Sell A Game?
You might go to a movie based on the names of the people in its ensemble cast. Recently I was given reason to wonder if we might buy a game based on the roster of the talents behind it. More » -
#quakecon
Brink Impressions: It All Makes Sense Now
Splash Damage's 2010 squad-shooter Brink wowed our Luke Plunkett at E3. Here at QuakeCon, a public demo of the game wowed several hundred more people. The game defies easy classification. It's ambitious.
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#e3
Brink Is Certainly Different
When you think Bethesda, you think sprawling role-playing games, open worlds full of quests, and monsters, and orchestral scores. You do not think of fast-paced RPG shooters. More » -
#splashdamage
Bethesda Calls Its Splash Damage Shooter A "Genre-Breaker" Killer App
Bethesda Softworks is growing, adding titles like Wet and Rogue Warrior to its role-playing game heavy portfolio. It's also expanding on its hype, touting the Splash Damage-developed first-person shooter it's publishing in a big way. More » -
#2008holidaycards
Splash Damage Wishes Tapirs a Happy Humbug
Splash Damage's card isn't just delightfully absent of holiday cheer, it's also packed with donations. More » -
