Codemasters announced today that film, television and award-winning interactive game composer Michael Giacchino will create the score for Turning Point: Fall of Liberty the upcoming alternate-reality WWII shooter in development at Spark Unlimited.

Giacchino's credits include the popular television series Lost, Alias, renowned game soundtracks for the Medal of Honor and Call of Duty franchises, as well as feature films such as Mission Impossible III, The Incredibles and Ratatouille. Giacchino last teamed with developer Spark Unlimited on the award-winning and multi-million unit selling Call Of Duty: Finest Hour game for Activision.

"I love working with Spark because they're a group that's focused on fusing innovation, quality and narrative into an intensity of game experience very few can create," stated Michael Giacchino. "For this game, we've taken an interesting approach that will allow the score to be more unique and emotionally personal to the player."
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A release schedule came out of Atari this morning with a couple of key games confirmed for 2007 releases, predominantly Alone in the Dark, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty.
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Codemasters today revealed Turning Point: Fall of Liberty as the official title for the upcoming alternate-reality WWII shooter currently in development at Spark Unlimited.

Turning Point: Fall of Liberty is scheduled as a major Q4 '07 launch for Codemasters, and will be available for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
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When World War II titles play it straight, the US gets a grueling but triumphant ride - but when developers try a little alternate history, things get pretty bleak for the nation. Previously, Freedom Fighters saw America invaded by the Soviet Union, and now upcoming PC and next-gen console shooter Fall of Liberty sees New York falling to the Nazi war machine. Prompted by a little history-tinkering - what if the taxi accident that hobbled Winston Churchill was fatal instead, and without him ... » Read More