PlayStation LifeStyle writes:

"Activision's upcoming Wolfenstein is sure to be one of the 'hottest' games of the summer. One retailer is cranking up the heat by offering more Wolfenstein for your dollar."
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A nice selection of late summer games lands on retail shelves this month...

Highlights for the month of August 2009 include Madden NFL 10, Wolfenstein, and Batman: Arkham Asylum.

What titles are you looking forward to?
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OXCGN Writes: "After IGN's last successful Black Beta which featured Microsoft's blockbuster game Gears of War 2 and Cliff Bleszinski himself there was a sense of hush hush with what was going to happen with our beloved Black Beta between then and now.

Nine months on and it has returned with a bang, featuring Wolfenstein, which is the sequel to the awesome First Person Shooter which released back on the PC/Original Xbox under the name Return to Castle Wolfenstein...."
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Developer Endrant Studios is working on the multiplayer component of Raven's Wolfenstein, and has now revealed all the details on what to expect when going online with the shooter.
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Raven and id Software's Wolfenstein won't be opening a portal to retail the first week of August, as previously planned. The latest game to be hit by a summer delay will now ship a few weeks later, Activision confirmed today.

Why? According to an Activision spokesperson, the delay was made "in order to facilitate a simultaneous global release window for id Software's Wolfenstein."

Activision has therefore "realigned the game's release date for the week beginning August 17th." Kotaku is sure that goals were realized to some degree of synergy.
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The official system requirements for Wolfenstein have been revealed on the community forums, suggesting 1GB of ram, a 256MB graphics card and 3.2 GHz processor.
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Gameplay – First of all the controls felt very solid and accessible. Going through the game was very intense and satisfying because of the new features Wolfenstein has added which is the VALE. Now the Vale adds so much to the gameplay because it enhances your strategy against the enemies and also evading situations.
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From MTV Multiplayer:

...It also lets you kill a lot of Nazis, which is always fun. Just how many Nazis you kill is tracked in the menus, right down to the different ways you've killed them (from electrocutions to dismemberments). MTV Multiplayer's Russ Frushtick asked to take a photo of the menu screen which tallied up the deaths, but since it was only from the one-level demo they were showing, the numbers were pretty paltry. Thankfully Activision just sent over a shot of the menu from 36% into the game, and here's what things were looking like.
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Destructoid writes: Prior to speaking with id Software's community manager Peter Sokol -- literally seconds before our interview -- I researched the Wolfenstein franchise. I read a few blurbs on Internet Web sites, tried to get through a preview or two, and clicked a few random links on Wikipedia. Through my careful research and analysis, I found that the Wolfenstein franchise has never starred a wolf and neither will Raven Software's new title. What's up with that?

Speaking with me about the lack of a wolf protagonist in Wolfenstein, Sokol confirmed that players wouldn't be able to play as a wolf. "[There is nothing in Wolfenstein] about a wolf," Sokol said. "It dates back to 1992 where you gave Blazkowicz the Office of Secret Actions agent, who's just – he's the guy they send in when the chips are down and the Nazis are researching all this dark science. He's the only guy they can really trust to get the job done. So, you play a one man army, not a wolf, but a one man army."
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Today, Activision released a press release that told of the games that Activision will be showing off during E3 2009, while quickly adding the date that Wolfenstein will be coming out.
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In supernatural World War II shooter Wolfenstein, you'll be able to melt Nazis with a plasma cannon. Some of the other weapons aren't quite so high-tech, though.
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id Software and Activision continue to add to the comeback of Wolfenstein. This time they have added hollywood composer Bill Brown to the mix. Brown produced the score for Return to Castle Wolfenstein and will do the same for the upcoming Wolfenstein due out later this year.
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VG247: Remember the cable car station and sequence in Return to Castle Wolfenstein? The obvious homage to Where Eagles Dare? Doesn't sound like you're going to get anything similar for the next in the series.
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VG247: Wolfenstein's multiplayer is to include Veil powers, Eric Biessman, the game's creative director at Raven, has told VG247, and if you were a fan of online play in Return to Castle Wolfenstein, you're going to be happy in the new game.
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VG247: Wolfenstein creative director Eric Biessman has told VG247 that Wolfenstein isn't just another WWII shooter. In fact, according to the developer, it's not a WWII game at all.
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VG247: Raven's confirmed that this summer's Wolfenstein is to feature drinking Nazis.

The inclusion may now be seen as a "trend": Return to Castle Wolfenstein allowed you to sneak up on a drunk Nazi in a cellar.

Drinking and Nazis are going to be fused in a different way this time out, though.
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HardGame2 writes: "Activision has just announced the launch date for the next few months. At first, we expected the new Wolfenstein, which will arrive on July 17 on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360".
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VG247.com Writes:

"Blue managed to remember to fire off an email to Activison about the fact that PC wasn't listed a s format at the end of last week's inaugural Wolfenstein trailer, and guess what? Mouse and keyboard fans have no need to worry."Wolfenstein is being simultaneously developed for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC and will be released on all three platforms," said a rep.So there we are. It was fun while it lasted. Sort of."
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VG247: Activision released a new trailer of Raven's Wolfenstein this morning, and pretty damn sensational it looked too. One thing, though: there's no PC or Games for Windows logo listed in the game's platforms at the end.
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Raven Software has announced that a new trailer for their next-gen Wolfenstein game will be aired on GameTrailers TV tomorrow. It's the first trailer to be released for the game since last summer's QuakeCon.
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