Posted Jun 16, 2007 at 10:24PM by Gino D.
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 Hot off the press wire, it's just been announced that Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia (PC and Xbox 360) finally got the smiley-face stamp of the Games for Windows marketing campaign. The seal, mind you, isn't something trivial. Not all games get the Games for Windows certification.Now, Artificial Studios and SouthPeak Interactive's Monster Madness joins the ranks of other hard-hitting games (both already-released and TBA-clocked) like Halo 2 Vista, LotRO: Shadows of Angmar, Supreme Commander, Alan Wake, and LEGO Star Wars II. Titles that get the Games for Windows certification are those that meet the standards of Microsoft, as well as guaranteeing the game's compatibility with a range of hardware configurations. |
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Posted May 07, 2007 at 04:23AM by Ryan C.
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GameTrailers yields more Xbox 360 and PC gaming gold with the latest trailer for Artificial Studios' and Immersion Software & Graphic's video game, CellFactor: Revolution. The one-and-a-half minute of eye candy pretty much confirms that during play, you'll be able to do pretty much anything with your psychic powers, such as create devastating tremors, increase your speed - and this is a favorite of yours truly - throw heavy stuff around and hit people with 'em. No news if you'll be able to kill yaks from a distance with mind bullets just yet, but so far, the things you're capable of with your powers looks pretty sweet.
Don't take our word for it, though. Watch the trailer and see for yourself! |
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Posted Apr 19, 2007 at 08:23PM by Gino D.
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 In an interview with EuroGamer, Jeremy Stieglitz of Artificial Studios dropped a couple of on-the-horizon bombs of where their crazy top-down shoot-'em-up title is heading for. Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia is about to comfortably set down its bottom onto the Xbox 360 and PC this May, but have you ever wondered if its zombies will eat its other neighbors (i.e. the PS3 and Wii)?Well, Stieglitz does show signs of interest for further expansion of the game. Firstly, those who have the 360 and PC versions of the game can expect some downloadable content: Eurogamer: Do you have more Monster Madness planned for the future, and will we see downloadable extras for the game? Yes, we'd definitely want to see more of Carrie and Jennifer. Playing a zombie-fest game as a hot chick has always been our fantasy. Now as for a possible game on other consoles: Eurogamer: Will we see Monster Madness on PS3 or Wii? Yes, the interest has been expressed for a cross-platform jump. What we do want to point out now is that the game runs on the Unreal Engine 3. Now, let's visualize: UE3 + PS3's Cell Processor, anyone? Hordes of zombies and rotting flesh on high-def, FTW! And hey, getting to play the crazy free-for-all with the prospect of using the Wiimote and Nunchuk ain't that shabby either. More of the interview behind the Read link below. |
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Posted Mar 14, 2007 at 02:17AM by Victor B.
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UPDATE: We're sure that there are some of you who appreciated the screens and the game's packshots. But now prepare to be irked - SouthPeak Interactive and Artificial Studios announced that Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia (Xbox 360, PC) has been further delayed. It was originally set for a April 3 release, but now it has been pushed back to May 15. Just a quick heads-up to you guys. SouthPeak Interactive is at their whole monster mashing business again with the release of some new screenshots, as well as some packshots, for Monster Madness: The Battle for Suburbia. The game, which pits you against tons of undead monstrosities, demons, and other sorts of creepy baddies, takes a lighthearted look at B-movies and spins it to make a furiously action-packed game. Heck, you can even change into a standard B-movie staple such as a mummy or Frankenstein's monster to pull off even more carnage. The game will be released sometime next month, but before anything else, why not get prepared by sharpening those stakes, getting some silver ready, and checking out these screenshots. Enjoy!
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Posted Feb 17, 2007 at 04:48PM by Mabie A.
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And we're getting closer to the release of SouthPeak Interactive's shoot 'em up Monster Madness. Well, alright, so there's still quite a wait to be done, but still... April 3 ain't so faaar away.
Anyhoo, to give you some more mad fun, here's the Mech gameplay for you. Feel free to check out the vast er...backyard that you'll be traversing in search of action against monsters wreaking havoc in your town. Check out the weapons and have a look-see at what ammunition you can bring with you to help you survive them creatures. Well, the video gives you a pretty extensive tour of what's in store for you here, so just go ahead and click play. |
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Posted Jan 24, 2007 at 09:27PM by Jex H.
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Can't get enough of Monster Madness? Well fret not, our dear readers with a penchant for freakishly scary creatures, because in our hands right now is a brand spanking new trailer for this upcoming game for the Xbox360 and PC!
Monster Madness is also rumored to be planned for release on the PS3, but until we get a confirmation, let's just keep it to the 360 and PC, eh? So anyway, just in case you've forgotten, Monster Madness is a shooter game currently being developed by Artificial Studios. The basic objective is to fight off the monster invasion by creating and customizing your own kickass weapons by finding the rare parts scattered all over five different locations. And with the use of Ageia NovodeX Physics platform, along with the Unreal 3 Engine, you'll be shootin' up them monsters' heads in a visually powerful environment. With South Peak Interactive taking over the publishing duties, Monster Madness is expected to hit the shelves on April 3rd. Enjoy the monstrosity! |
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Posted Jan 19, 2007 at 06:03PM by Mabie A.
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In case you aren't aware, the release date for Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia is no longer "the first quarter of 2007" nor "Spring 2007". Yep, we are no longer kept in the dark as to when these monsters will attack us. And the date for US release is set for April 3, 2007 (March 30 in Europe). Hooray! We have now filled up the blank! Anyhow, apart from the release date, we also have for you here a truckload of artworks from the game. There's so much, in fact (8.1 MB), that you would want to just download the zip file right here. Also, here's a look at the Xbox 360 and PC packshots for you guys. At least you'll know what it looks like. Or something. Oh, and there are a few of the artworks below, at least to give you an idea of what's in the file you'll be downloading. They make for some really cool wallpaper, actually. Enjoy! Download: [Monster Madness artworks]
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Posted Nov 14, 2006 at 04:22AM by Tim Y.
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It's bound to happen: Ever find yourself playing a game and then suddenly complain "The monsters are lame! I can do better than this They announced that starting this 13th - that's yesterday - until December 1st, they'll be hosting a special contest for the soon-to-be-released Monster Madness title for the PC and the Xbox 360. The contest mechanics are as follows:
We are excited to be working closely with IGN on this contest. The contest for Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia is a very unique opportunity for skillful contestants to demonstrate their imagination and creativity for the chance to win some compelling prizes. Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia's due out Spring next year, so we advise you to pull out those thinking caps, and put your sick little minds to the test. Good hunting, people! |
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