Driver: Parallel Lines will be the latest title to hop over to Wii territory, with these first images confirming that the millennium-straddling vehicular action game is following in the footsteps of Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, The Godfather and Prince of Persia: Two Thrones. Tap the Images tab above for more. Unsurprisingly, Driver on Wii will make use of the motion-sensitive controls during on-foot shootouts, and our money is on an Excite Truck style "steering wheel" driving method, with you ...
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Jul 14, 2006

Ubisoft picks up Driver

PS2 News | Driver: Parallel Lines

Friday 14 July 2006 Ubisoft has paid £13 million to Atari to secure the intellectual property and technology for Driver, the action driving game series that has sold 14 million games worldwide. Driver is developed by UK studio Reflections and the majority of its assets will go to Ubisoft as part of the deal. However, Atari will hold on to the latest in the series, Driver: Parallel Lines, until the end of 2006. The original Driver on PSone was a groundbreaking driving game offering ...
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Jul 13, 2006

Driver moves on

PS2 News | Driver: Parallel Lines

Today, Ubisoft has announced that the company has acquired both the Driver series and its developer, Reflections, from Atari. For 19 million euros (the equivalent of US $24 million) the company has locked up the Driver series. The developers at Reflections now work for Ubisoft. While nothing is known about what the team might be working on, we have to speculate that they're gearing up for a next-gen outing of the popular series... hopefully, one that can make up for the twin disappointments of ...
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Jul 13, 2006

Driver moves on

Xbox News | Driver: Parallel Lines

May 2, 2006

Exclusive Atari demo giveaway

PS2 News | Driver: Parallel Lines

Tuesday 18 April 2006 Fancy playing some of PS2s hottest games without having to dip into your wallet? Of course you do. That's why we've teamed up with publisher Atari to give you an exclusive chance to sample some delicious gaming treats courtesy of a full-to-bursting demo disc that you can nab now by winging your way to www.jointhelist.com/atari/AtariDemo. The ridiculously generous sampler serves up four superb PS2 titles from Atari's catalogue: Driver: Parallel Lines, Fahrenheit, Marc ...
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May 2, 2008

Use a DS to prep for your drivers license exam

DS News from N4G | Drivers Ed Portable

DS - Drivers Ed Portable - Use a DS to prep for your drivers license exam

No teacher can keep you from taking your Nintendo DS to school now. Why? Haven't you heard? The DS is the best thing for students since the graphing calculator (which no one used for homebrew Tetris or Drug Wars of course). Not only can you train your brain, now you can study for your driving test with Drivers Ed Portable.
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Feb 15, 2008

Drone Tactics Release Date and Screens

DS News from N4G | Drone Tactics

DS - Drone Tactics - Drone Tactics Release Date and Screens

Gamershell writes:

"Atlus U.S.A. today announced that Drone Tactics, previously scheduled for March 25th, will hit the store shelves on April 8th, exclusively for Nintendo DS. Drone Tactics is a game of turn-based strategy RPG warfare where you command a brigade of colossal mecha insecta and coordinate your forces as you take on the ruthless army of the Black Swarm."
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Dec 21, 2007

Customization-themed Strategy RPG Coming to DS

DS News from N4G | Drone Tactics

DS - Drone Tactics - Customization-themed Strategy RPG Coming to DS

Shacknews December 20:

"Atlus today announced plans to bring a strategy RPG entitled Drone Tactics to Nintendo DS in North America. Drone Tactics was originally published by Success Corp. in Japan under the name Insect Wars (on that note, who remembers Battle Bugs on PC?).
It features both the traditional turn-based tactical element of most SRPGs as well as an involved customization aspect allowing players to modify weapons and power-ups on the insectoid robots that make up the game's squads. The strategic element is displayed in 2D with sprites, while robot modification sequences and battles are rendered in real-time 3D."
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Sep 28, 2008

Duke Nukem 3d - 40,000 Units Sold Week 1

360 News from N4G | Duke Nukem 3D - Xbox Live Arcade

360 - Duke Nukem 3D - Xbox Live Arcade - Duke Nukem 3d - 40,000 Units Sold Week 1

Duke Nukem 3d has a robust Thursday and Friday, bringing it's cume to just below 40,000 in 3 days. It's the first game to officially beat out Castle Crashers, which sold 19,000 units on the week.
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