Geometry Wars Waves

Like the Hydra of legend, the decapitation of Bizarre Creations at the hands of Activision has resulted in the birth of two new studios in its place: Lucid Games, led by Bizarre's former senior manager Pete Wallace; and now Hogrocket, a brand new micro-studio founded by another handful of ex-Bizarre elite.

The new studio is based out of North-West England and headed by Stephen Cakebread, father of Geometry Wars; Ben Ward, Bizarre's former community manager; and Peter Collier, the senior level designer responsible for The Club and James Bond 007: Blood Stone...

Bizarre Creations released a special Geometry Wars music remix for free to download to the fans. Chris Chudley (of Audio Antics) was kind enough to put together a badass Megamix, featuring some of the songs from the entire GW series in a 13 minute long special remix version. The mix is named 46860 Choices, and we're releasing it for free download.

A sequel to the Xbox Live Arcade shooter Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved has been listed by Australian ratings group OFLC, providing extremely strong evidence that a follow-up is on the way.

Retro Evolved 2, which was submitted by Geometry Wars dev Bizarre Creations's new owner Activision, was issued a 'G' rating by the Australian group today.

Activision UK was unavailable for comment when we picked up the

Oct 8, 2007 The launch of Project Gotham Racing 4 this Friday will not only give 360 owners the chance to experience one of the best racing games ever made, but also the opportunity to sample Geometry Wars: Waves, a new version of the frantic, high-score shooter. While keeping the same simple premise of blasting everything in sight there are some notable changes. The enemies now attack in waves, travelling back and forth across the screen. Smart bombs are now a thing of the past and your