True Crime Gets a New Name, Lets Sleeping Dogs LieBrian Ashcraft2/08/12 7:00am96EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkAfter the True Crime reboot was canned, Square Enix brought the Activision title, back from the dead. However, as Kotaku reported back in Aug. 2011, the game, then True Crime: Hong Kong, would not bear the name True Crime.
Square Enix Brings Activision's True Crime Reboot Back From the DeadMichael McWhertor8/01/11 4:20pm126EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkThe True Crime game canned by publisher Activision earlier this year has been revived. It just won't bear the True Crime name at its new home, Final Fantasy, Deus Ex and Hitman publisher Square Enix.
True Crime: Hong Kong Exported To 2011Michael McWhertor8/05/10 4:40pm68EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkActivision did its part to thin the typically obese late year release schedule today, delaying True Crime: Hong Kong to next year. Originally planned for release this fall, the PS3, PC and Xbox 360 game will hit in 2011. Why?
A Brief Taste Of True Crime: Hong KongStephen Totilo6/22/10 4:00pm86EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkOne of Activision's big fall games is a revival of its open-world True Crime series, the closest thing the publisher has to a Grand Theft Auto.
Hey, Maybe Eminem is Appearing for Call of DutyOwen Good6/14/10 11:20am26EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkEminem tweeted he'd appear in Activision's event at E3, and yesterday I joked "I don't think he's appearing on behalf of Call of Duty: Black Ops." Maybe he is. A track from his new album will be in the game.