No idea… what I’m wondering is how you managed to get a question mark and a couple of quotations in there without pressing your shift key. ( oh and brackets too )
Even if you had, you wouldn’t have heard much, only a teaser “target” trailer has been released. For the sum of all media: http://www.xboxyde.com/game_909_en.html
It has a release date of late june to go with the movie. I assume we’ll see something at E3, but still, NO real time gameplay for anyone until two months before?
They already made one, the superman game for xbox. I’m not really sure which one had the worse controls. Trying to attack something in the xbox one was a pain in the ass.
Well, you knew they were making one. Any actiony movie has a video game attached to it, especially one about super heroes.
I’m not positive, but I suspect Superman will always be a crappy video game license. The guy is invulnerable and super strong…what can you really do with that in a video game?
From what I read in the preview, if you let too much of the city get destroyed in a mission, then he becomes depressed or something and loses the will to fight meaning mission failure.
I’ll get it if I can fly to the fortress of solitude and talk to the guy in the crystal (superman’s dad) and learn about krypton. I’d also like to be able to shake that bottle with the miniature city in it and hear all the people screaming, cars crashing, buildings toppling, etc.
none of the screens released were in game, unless you saw some I didn’t, but I saw some that were being called in game, but were obviously only taken from the target trailer.
During today’s financial conference call to address Electronic Arts’ latest numbers (you can listen to the replay at EA’s web site), company execs announced delays in two upcoming games. Superman Returns, the upcoming super hero action game based on the forthcoming movie, will no longer be released in June in conjuction with the movie’s release in theaters. The new release date for the game is this fall, around the time the movie is likely to be released on DVD. Also Medal of Honor: Airborne, the latest game in EA’s WWII shooter series, will miss its scheduled fall 2006 release date and will now be released in the first quarter of 2007.