Name: Dead Space Systems: PS3, X360, and PC Release Date: October 24th, 2008 (October 31st, 2008 for PC) Publisher: Electronic Arts
You’ve never seen zero-gravity like this before. Check out G4TV’s exclusive gameplay Electronic Arts Sci-fi survival horror game. Dead Space’s over the shoulder 3rd person shows off the the player with an immersive puzzle that requires Isaac Clarke, the games protagonist, to restore gravity to a mining area of the ship. You’ll get a great look at some of the weapons available to you as well as a bunch of enemies.
“I don’t think the investors give a sh*t about our quality. They care about our earnings per share. They wait for it to happen. We had three years where we didn’t make our expectations. If I were an investor, I would wait and see. That’s fine with me.” - Electronic Art’s CEO, John Riccitiello
While some people may not believe Riccitiello’s statement, I certainly do. It’s sad that video games have gotten so mainstream that quality may no longer be a primary concern for the companies. I see the gaming industry becoming more and more like the Hollywood movie machine every day.
Surveys are a regular thing in movies, TV, and video games. They’re conducted by “professionals” to learn from a group of people (test subjects) on just what they’ll be likely to buy. The above screen, sent in to Joystiq, represents some of the box art Electronic Arts might be pitching to potential buyers this fall.
Does it make you want to buy it? Does it evoke a need for it inside of you? Whatever the case, let’s hope EA and Harmonix will not neglect our ability to play our EXTENSIVE collection of songs already downloaded in the original for the sequel. As Mr. Juan Perez would say…”that is key.”
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