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Xbox 360 Prey now in the hands of 2K's Venom Games
2K Games has put the responsibility for the Xbox 360 version of Prey into the hands of its own Venom Games studio (Rocky: Legends). To date, Prey's resuscitation has been under development by Human Head Studios, while supervised by 3D Realms (the company that birthed the Prey concept back in the 90's). Not to put Venom Games' ability into question, but splitting development can spell a recipe for disaster. Let's hope, instead, that it's an efficient move that will benefit Xbox 360 owners.[via Digg]
Get familiar: Prey
1UP has been running an extensive weeklong feature on Prey, which originally debuted at E3... in 1998. Almost a decade later, we're on the verge of the game's release. Here's the roundup of 1UP's coverage: Fell on Black Days (the history of Prey) Say It Ain't So (interview with George Broussard) Use Your Illusion (Prey's technology) Better Man (single-player preview) Come Out and Play (multiplayer hands-on) Media: Original Prey demo video George Broussard audio interview New Prey screens Single-player video Multiplayer video
2K's Prey officially open for business
2K Games, Human Head Studios, and 3D Realms have launched the official web site for their upcoming sci-fi shooter, Prey. The site doesn't quite have the "pop" that Black's online home serves up, but its presentation gives you a good feel for the game. Prey is scheduled to be released in June for the 360 and PC.[via FiringSquad]
Xbox 360: Prey in-game trailer
Pro-G has posted a trailer for the Xbox 360 version of Prey, the sci-fi FPS from 2K Games & Human Head Studios with a Native American twist. We've seen footage of the PC version before, but this is one of the first glimpses of the Xbox 360 version, which is looking brilliant. Prey is built on the Doom 3 engine and features a number of nifty gimmicks, like anti-gravity and an afterlife mini-game. The game is currently slated for a March 2006 release. [Thanks, JamesO]
Prey game shot splashes onto PCGamer
If you doubted that Prey is back from the dead, you may start believing now. The game will get a front-and-center showing on this month's PCGamer magazine (available in early May). The shot, "taken from the game", looks like Doom 3 with actual lighting. Pretty stuff. If you're headed to E3 this year, you should check it out. It'll be showing at an ATI Theater, three miles south of the Nvidia Circus. The 3D Realms game is currently scheduled for 2006, but could slip to 2017. I kid!
