Confirming a rumor we reported on three weeks ago, THQ announced the sequel to the under-ground post-apocalyptic shooter Metro 2033 as having the title Metro: Last Light. Revealed via an investor conference call from company CEO Brian Farrell, no other information about the product has been announced at this time.
A couple of video game-themed trademarks hint at some future installment in several franchises. Square Enix’s “Hitman: Absolution” is currently seeking approval from European’s trademark registry, OHIM, classified under “video game software”. THQ has also registered a trademark on “Metro 2033: Last Light”, spread across several URLs including “lastlightgame.com” and “metrolastlight.com”. While not a confirmation […]
In an interview with IGN, THQ Executive VP of Core Gaming Danny Bilson stated that Metro 2034, the sequel to the 2010 adaptation of the Russian novel Metro 2033, will receive a lot more support from both the product-development and the marketing departements at THQ. He added that “the sequel’s even more advanced in terms […]
Earlier today at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, OnLive COO Mike McGarvy revealed that cloud-gaming service OnLive is scheduled for a launch on the 17th of June 2010. The service will be available for PCs and Macs, but will be limited to users in the United States. More information regarding a possible launch outside […]