If there is a game that can be defined as next-gen, this is Dark Sector.
There's no multiplayer mode planned for Capcom's Dark Void, director of design Kraig Kujawa has confirmed.
"We explored it, but there are so many huge features in this game, we really wanted to focus on making the most kick-ass, single-player features possible," Kujawa told Joystiq.
And when Kujawa said the team 'explored it,' he meant the team actually built a multiplayer mode. "We had multiplayer up and going," said ...
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Judging from some new screenshots and the fact sheet, the sci-fi shooter Dark Void is actually looking pretty cool.
Eurogamer writes: "Dark Void creator Airtight Studios has said that it chose to partner with Capcom on its upcoming cover-based third-person shooter because the publisher allows developers to innovate.
Eurogamer writes: "Dark Void developer Airtight Studios is looking at the possibility of including Sixaxis motion controls in its upcoming third-person, cover-based shooter.
Joystiq writes: "We were hopeful that we'd see Capcom's new jet-packed shooter Dark Void sooner rather than later, but those hopes were dashed last week at Captivate 08 when we learned that the game was still "about a year" from completion.
Ye Olde Official Dark Void Blog
Matt Leone writes: "Before I get started on the meat of this blog, allow me to plug Dark Void Week here on 1UP. We've made some changes to 1UP cover stories in recent months, and this is the first one that reflects a lot of what we're trying to do with them -- focusing on big reveals, innovative and creative games, and nontraditional types of coverage. We have plans in the works that I'm super excited about for the next few of these -- and if you're wondering, yes, we're back on a one-a-month schedule now -- but that's enough advertising. This week is all about Dark Void."
At its Gamers Day event in London this week, Capcom announced Dark Void, an original IP developed by Airtight Games for undisclosed platforms. Airtight Games was founded in 2004 by many of the key developers behind Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge for Xbox, and also boasts Ed Fries, former VP of game publishing at Microsoft, as a co-founder.