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24 Jun 2009
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id sale - We'll still publish Rage, says EA VG247: EA has confirmed to VG247 that it will still publish id Software's Rage, despite the developer announcing a sale to Zenimax today.
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12 May 2009
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id CEO Hollenshead: Studio to remain 'games first, licenses second' Chris Remo from Gamasutra writes:

"Veteran independent studio id Software has been ambitious with its plans for upcoming engine id Tech 5, intending its use across multiple platforms and genres -- but don't expect the company to shoot for an Epic-size list of licensees, says CEO Todd Hollenshead.

"Our philosophy really hasn't changed from what it's always been, which is games first, licenses second," Hollenshead tells Gamasutra in an interview. "Working on Rage and working on Doom [4], which are both id Tech 5 games, are certainly our top priorities". "
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26 Mar 2009
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - IGN GDC 09: id Update with Todd Hollenshead IGN writes: "Id CEO Todd Hollenshead is at the conference, and while id itself doesn't have much of a presence, he sat down with IGN for some thoughts of what they're up to over in Texas, as well as a quick update on Rage. And if you thought the company was just working on Rage and Doom 4, you might be surprised. "
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9 Mar 2009
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id Software's Rage not coming in 2009. Ve3tro writes: "At the recent DICE event held last month Geoff Keighley asked CEO Todd Hollenshead if id's latest development Rage would release this year. "We will be probably looking at this for next year at least right, not this year?" it was obvious that Todd replied with "No, won't be out this year." while he shook his head.

Some site's are confirming that Todd actually said "No, we'll be out this year.", so with the confusion I gave Geoff a quick message asking which is correct with a response of "It's not coming this year he said."

So there you have it, a 2009 release is false at this time."
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8 Mar 2009
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id Software CEO: Rage Coming in 2009 "When it's done," you're done. Go running back to Duke Nukem Forever. You knew what this was.

While speaking with GameTrailers TV at last month's DICE Summit, id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead gave gamers the signal to look out over the horizon, because Rage is a comin'.

When asked whether his company's latest monosyllabic murder simulator would blow its top in 2010, Hollenshead replied, "No, we'll be out this year."
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17 Sep 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id On Rage 360 Discs: MS Not Being Dickheads Yesterday, a report quoting Rage lead designer Tim Willits saying that content had been cut from the id Software title due to the limiting size of Xbox 360 discs was quickly shot down by Willits himself.

Following the mix-up, Shacknews had a chance to sit down with Willits and put the issue to rest, as well as several other controversial topics related to Rage (PC, 360, PS3)--many of which were originally raised by id Software president John Carmack.

"As far as game content, I will swear on the lives of my children that nothing was cut," said Willits in an early shoot-down of the rumor. Now Willits says the whole thing was a classic misunderstanding."

"Microsoft is not being dickheads," he said. "It was a simple kind of miscommunication. Microsoft does not charge a royalty per disc, but there is a cost of goods that goes along with manufacturing."
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17 Sep 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id: Rage Not Cut Because of Xbox 360 Limits The limitations of the DVD medium and Xbox 360 hardware have not forced id to cut content from all versions of Rage (PC, PS3, 360), the studio has told Shacknews.

id stated, "There was NO CONTENT removed from RAGE because of the 360--NONE AT ALL. Moving from multiple wastelands into fewer but larger wastelands was a far better decision and is actually giving us more gameplay in the game.

We feel the 360 is a great platform and will provide a fantastic Rage experience."
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17 Sep 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - IGN: AGDC 08: id Talks Rage, Game Narrative At Austin GDC 2008, id Software's creative director Tim Willits poked fun at the notion of id giving a talk on game narrative. He then proceeded to give a talk on game narrative, detailing the ways id's new game Rage, in development for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC platforms, is fusing its story with its technology, the different ways of how telling a story in a game is unique, and how story factors into managing a franchise.
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16 Sep 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE -  Rage Held Back By Xbox 360's Limits During his Austin Game Developers Conference discussion on storytelling and technology, id Software lead designer Tim Willits the developer is cutting back on the amount of content they would have liked to include in their upcoming shooter Rage. The main reason for limiting the game's content is the Xbox 360's limited disc storage, which allows about six to eight GB of data.

"The PC is limitless in the amount of data you can put on it," said Willits. "The PS3 has about 25GB. But the Xbox 360 roughly has 6 to 8 GB of data. We're hoping we can squeeze the game down to two discs for the 360 version."
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2 Aug 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - QuakeCon 2008: Carmack Talks Rage, Publishers, and PC Gaming TGR - "Those expecting any bombshell announcements from this year's QuakeCon keynote may have to wait for another time. While id CEO Todd Hollenshead did officially announce the next Doom game, job postings for the title had already surfaced on the internet, leaking the news far in advance, mitigating much of the impact of the announcement. Nothing more than a teaser image was released regarding the title, and audience reception seemed cautious, calling for "flashlight tape" and hoping for a more robust multiplayer experience."
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1 Aug 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - Rage 2 New Screenshots EA have released 2 new screenshots of Rage.
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31 Jul 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - Willits: Rage still a long way from release Word at QuakeCon ahead of id Software's annual press conference and John Carmack's keynote address is that the company's new marquee title, Rage, is still a long way from release.

"It's not like we know and we're not saying," project leader Tim Willits joked about the release date with Eurogamer. "It's just, again, it's when it's fun and when it's done. Unfortunately that is the answer I have to give."

We asked Willits if Rage is a 2009 game, 2010, 2011, and all he'd say is that it's "not that far out" in response to the last one.
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15 Jul 2008
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - IGN E3 2008: More on the id, EA Deal IGN writes: "For years seminal first-person shooter developer id Software partnered with Activision to publish its games. That changed on Monday, when EA revealed that it had signed a deal with id to publish Rage, the upcoming shooter/driving action game that was revealed last year. It's something of a change for id, part of what co-founder and programming wizard John Carmack described as a new vision for the company. After a couple years of relative quiet, id is busy working on a number of projects, from Rage, to Quake Live (a free, Web-based version of its famous game Quake III Arena), to Doom 4."
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24 Jun 2008
PC News | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id: 'User content not a huge consideration for us' Despite being one of the pioneers in the PC modding scene, id Software won't be embracing user generated content on console any time soon. Speaking to Next Gen, id developer Matt Hooper said he was a fan of user-generated content, but it wasn't where id was currently heading. "For us personally, our biggest goal is - you can see it right now - we're pushing on the fidelity, visually," he said. "For us, we're doing things ... » Read More
25 Dec 2007
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - Surfer Girl on Rage, Team Ico, Indiana Jones, Kane & Lynch 2 and more Surfer Girl is back with ten new rumors including info on Team Ico's projects, whether Kane & Lynch 2 is happening or not, the next Shrek game, and the release date of Rage.

Take these with a grain of salt.
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21 Sep 2007
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id's John Carmack is no longer interested in Linux A German site, Golem.de, has posted an interview with Todd Hollenshead, id Software's CEO, that reveals id Software and John Carmack are no longer as committed to Linux as they once were. The interview also implies that the Windows version of id Software's next game, Rage, will use Direct3D rather than OpenGL. Todd also mentions that id Software has no plan for a Linux version of the id Tech 5, id Software's latest engine.
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30 Aug 2007
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - Bioshock scores 93% in PCGZine issue 9 The new issue of PCGZine rates Bioshock with its highest score to date, claiming it reinvents the FPS genre and should excite all gamers, even jaded games journalists.
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23 Aug 2007
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - GC: New engine wasn't for Rage, id reveals id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead has revealed that the company's stunning new Id Tech 5 engine actually wasn't intended for its latest Mad Max-style shooter Rage.

"We actually started working on another game and as the technical direction was made clear we decided to go in a different direction," he revealed to CVG today.
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15 Aug 2007
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - Gearbox's 'Rage-like' co-op shooter revealed The game's described as a "sci-fi RPG/shooter" and has more than a passing resemblance to Id Software's Rage.The latest issue of US Game Informer, the magazine that doesn't bother printing unless it has a world exclusive on the cover, has revealed the latest shooter from Gearbox Software, Borderlands.
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10 Aug 2007
PC News from N4G | RAGE
PC - RAGE - id CEO: With id Software slowly unveiling more of its internal projects, including the Mad Max-esque Rage and the id Tech 5 engine that powers it, the studio that once led the PC engine licensing game is sending a clear message that it intends a return to form. As part of a longer discussion at QuakeCon, the rest of which will be published on Shacknews in the coming days, I spoke with id Software CEO Todd Hollenshead about his company's revitalized push into the high-end tech licensing world--a world most would agree is currently largely occupied by Epic and its widely-licensed Unreal Engine 3.

The CEO spoke on the flexibility of the technology, id's changing attitude towards developer support and tools, when the engine will be ready--and he even painted a striking contrast to rival Epic, which has been in the news lately for licensing-related matters.
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RAGE

Genre: Shooter
Expected release date: TBA
Published by: EA GAMES
Developed by: id Software
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