TimeShift

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Kotaku reports: Sierra sends word today that the fourth dimension-bending FPS will be coming to Sony's Playstation 3 console on December 6. That's an Australian date folks, so if you're Xbox 360 and PC deprived, and this title has had you polishing your DeLorean several times a day, it can be yours in a week's time. And it comes free with a $99.95 price tag!

Oct 24, 2007 Sierra dropped us a friendly e-mail this afternoon inviting us to the TimeShift launch party - not out of the ordinary – we get boozed up at industry parties all the time. What was out of the ordinary was a note attached to the invitation stating that Sierra will be raffling off an exclusive look at Prototypes co-op mode. If you arent aware, Prototype is an open-ended conspiracy thriller centered around science experiment and anti-hero Alex Mercer, and looks to challenge

After getting delayed, gutted, and extensively overhauled, Saber Interactive's TimeShift (PC, PS3, X360) has gone gold for PC and Xbox 360 and will make its retail date of October 30. The PlayStation 3 version is currently scheduled for release December 4.

Sept 5, 2007 Ever been playing a game and wondered just what it would be like if you possessed the same abilities as the character youre controlling? Of course you have. And the ability to bend time, as you can in 360, PS3 and PC future-shooter, TimeShift, certainly got our imaginations working overtime. Developer Sierra has obviously been thinking along the same lines and has created a live action short to demonstrate just how mastering time could be put to good use in the real world. The

Hexus.net grabbed some time with TimeShift recently, which is very close to release on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. Not only is the game sooo close to being done, it now sports Havok 4.5 physics which has opened up loads of intuitive gameplay options. Couple that in with the TimeShift ability and you've got a world with which you can interact in a myriad of different ways. For example, a pipe is balanced in the middle by a chain and would give you access to the level above if you could weight it down at one end¿ but there are no weights to be had. What you can do is stand on one end to make the other end rise, then run down to the other end. Now rewind time but stay where you are and the pipe will rise, as, back in time, it was pointing up in the air.

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Sierra has finally stood up and felt confident enough to slap a release date of October 30 on the Xbox 360 and PC versions of

Sierra today announced that Saber Interactive's oft-delayed FPS TimeShift will make its way to the PC and Xbox 360 on October 30th. The game will follow with a release on the PS3 sometime in December.

TimeShift, the science-bothering blaster that lets you play fast and loose with the laws of time, has now been confirmed for PlayStation 3, joining the PC and 360 versions we've already seen. In addition, we've sifted the Internet for fact nuggets, and come up with a beauty - TimeShift's superpowers will make the leap from singleplayer to multiplayer, with the help of special Chronos Grenades. These physics-bending gadgets will come in two flavors. Reverse grenades have the potential to send