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  • More Disaster: Day of Crisis screens emerge from the rubble

    by 
    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    10.12.2007

    We like having updates for Disaster: Day of Crisis. It's a pleasant change to the norm of not knowing what is going on. And, as we told you yesterday, we're very much glad the game is still alive. These newest screens, especially the one at the top of this very post, get us so excited for the game. We can't wait until we can get our hands on it.Head past the break for some more screens.

  • Disaster: Day of Crisis's resuscitation combo

    by 
    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    10.10.2007

    If there was ever a game we were waiting on to see some actual substance from, it's Disaster: Day of Crisis. And, much like the character receiving treatment above, we're glad to see the title has been given the 'ole CPR. While we'd like to say these new screens are accompanied by some kind of release window, sadly we can't say anything to that effect. But, that won't keep us from enjoying the knowledge that the game is still alive and breathing.Check past the break for the other new screens courtesy of JeuxFrance and Dengeki.

  • Disaster: Day of Crisis still a possibility?

    by 
    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    09.17.2007

    According to Zentendo, we haven't heard anything on Disaster: Day of Crisis because they've been hard at work on it. The story involves a terrorist group who use a natural disaster as a window to attack and hold the United States hostage. As the protagonist, it's up to you to throw a wrench in the cog and stop them. Why would they want to attack the United States? Well, they're ex-patriots who feel wronged (and probably want lots of money), apparently. When are we supposed to be receiving this game? Q1 or Q2 of 2008, Zentendo says.

  • Hope for Disaster: DoC, less for Project H.A.M.M.E.R

    by 
    Alisha Karabinus
    Alisha Karabinus
    07.13.2007

    First, the good news: after speaking with NoA's PR star Beth Llewelyn, AMN reports that Disaster: Day of Crisis is trucking along. Since this is one of the games we've been most hoping to see (for a long, long time), we're pleased to hear it. Project H.A.M.M.E.R., however, does in fact seem to be either canceled, or at least indefinitely on some back burner in a forgotten room. Well, E3 can't be all about good news, we supposed, but we seriously wanted to smash things with a giant hammer. And who can blame us?

  • Wii Warm Up: What haven't you heard?

    by 
    Alisha Karabinus
    Alisha Karabinus
    07.13.2007

    This new-style E3 has had its ups and downs so far, and today, we want to talk about the downs. What had you hoped for that you haven't heard about? Disaster: Day of Crisis is among the first things that come to mind for us, but we want to hear from you. Any announcements or games you were hoping for that just seem to be MIA? Just remember, campers, not to fret ... just because something hasn't been discussed doesn't mean it's not coming. It just probably means it's not priority, at least for right now. You can still keep your fingers crossed. We won't tell.

  • Wii Warm Up: Continuing the desert island theme ...

    by 
    Alisha Karabinus
    Alisha Karabinus
    02.25.2007

    Yesterday, we posed a question regarding which of this year's so-called "Big Three" you would pick, if you had to pick (and we know it's tough!). Today, we're gonna do something similar ... but instead of using the biggest games of the year, we're going to look at the more creative side of things. We looked over the list of upcoming titles and want to know this: of Disaster: Day of Crisis, Forever Blue, or Project H.A.M.M.E.R., which one interests you the most? Again, this is an all-or-nothing, no halfsies sorta thing -- you have to choose just one. So which one do you pick?