Console Monster writes: "Today sees the release of two new demos on the Xbox Live Marketplace. The first is Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 which weighs in at 1008.70 MB. Secondly, a demo for SBK08 has been released which weighs in at 372.23 MB. You can read our review of SBK08 here. Here is the full Xbox Live Marketplace Update for Thursday 14th August 2008:

Name: Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 09 Demo
Price: Free
Availability: All Xbox LIVE regions

Name: SBK08 Demo
Price: Free
Availability: Not available in Asia or North America

Name: Dead Space Animated Comic #4
Price: Free
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions except Germany..."
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That VideoGame Blog writes: "When I asked if he saw the game going further than just the comic and animated film into a full feature he responded with an "Absolutely." Following that with some talk about developing the entire property over the three mediums it is already being released on, he added that he didn't just want a movie - he wanted a "frickin' candy bar.""
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EA executive producer Glen Schofield says that Cliff Bleszinski told him Dead Space "looks great" on the Unreal Engine. One problem, the game uses EA's own graphical engine. It's one highlight in a very revealing video interview that Planet Xbox 360 had with Schofield at EA's Redwood Shores location about Dead Space.

The entire video (.mpg) is on Planet Xbox 360's site. Camera work's a little shaky, but all you need is the audio. Schofield, with little prompting, talks very candidly about the game's design, how it compares with other familiar titles, and how it all came to be.
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Aeropause, along with several other blog and horror sites, got a chance to head up to EA Redwood City to see and play through their new upcoming Survival Horror title, Dead Space. Along the way, we had time with the development team and producer for Dead Space.

"Gameplay has been quite nice, with Dead Space definitely taking a cue from several horror and space faring movies, yet putting a unique spin on the whole genre. Our time was split over three diffferent levels of the game. The first segment was embargoed, but it involved the first level of the game, and was a lot of fun, but not much else can be said at this time. Our second segment focused on the different weapons you can get in the game, upgrades that can be added to your suit at Upgrade Workbenches, and new and improved types of creatures for you to attack."nnel.
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That VideoGame Blog: "But possibly the coolest thing, aside from the game itself, wasn't even a part of marketing the game to us, it was just something one really passionate developer on the game did. Chuck Beaver is a producer for the game, but he's also a bit of a cosplayer, so on his own free time he put together a truly amazing Isaac cosplay."
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The packshot of EA's upcoming horror-fest Dead Space is appropriate - a bloody, severed hand floating in the emptyness of space.
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Recently we had a chance to visit EA studios in Redwood Shores, California, to put our eyes and hands on the much-anticipated upcoming survival-horror game, Dead Space. The part where Glen talks about Cliff Bleszinski thinking Dead Space "looked good" on the Unreal Engine is great (the game is made on a EA graphical engine). While there we also sat down with executive producer Glen Schofield for a detailed interview about what Dead Space is and what it means to him personally. What comes out of the session are some pretty interesting points on how Dead Space was pitched to EA and what big name Horror directors lent their expertise to the project.

Both core gameplay mechanics, stratigic dismemberment and zero-g puzzles, are coming together nicely and look to make Dead Space one of the "must own" games of 2008. Check out the full interview below, sorry for the shaky camera (we got there late and had to stand the entire time), make sure to turn your volume up full and stay tuned for more coverage on Dead Space later this month.
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Prolific comic book author Warren Ellis has revealed that he played a significant role in writing EA Redwood Shore's upcoming sci-fi survival horror title Dead Space.
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For fans of Dead Space that have been eagerly awaiting the next instalment of the wonderfully crafted animated comic, EA has finally released the next episode in the series which continues the gruesome story of the Marker, the Unitology conspiracies and the shocking mass-suicides and takes it one step further with the beginnings of horror, betrayal and infection.
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Console Monster writes: "Today's Xbox Live Marketplace Update brings a load of new content to the Marketplace including a new track pack for Guitar Hero III, dev diaries for Dead Space, some trailers and a Street Fighter 4 theme. Here is the full update for Thursday 24th July 2008:

Name: Street Fighter 4 2008 Summer Theme
Price: 150 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions

Name: Street Fighter 4 E3 SP Trailer
Price: Free
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions

Name: Dead Space Dev Diary #1
Price: 150 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions except Germany..."
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Starz is planning to release the computer animated "Dead Space: Downfall" to Blu-ray Disc on October 28th which serves as a prequel for the upcoming EA (Electronic Arts) video game "Dead Space" - slated to be released a week earlier on PS3 (oddly enough). Above in the trade ad you'll find some full details on the release (click for a full view) and it's bonus materials that are set to include "Digital Copy" and exclusive cheat codes for the EA video game.

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After a bit of gameplay footage during their press conference at E3, EA has revealed that its upcoming title, Dead Space, will see release for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC on October 21st. Presumably this year.
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Electronic Arts today unveiled the games it will feature at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in 2008. The games - scheduled to ship on multiple platforms in 2008 and early 2009 - include riveting graphics, deep stories and online, socially connected experiences. EA's portfolio covers many genres and platforms for core gamers and new players alike. Veteran players will love the feature innovations in our core titles; new players – women, young people and adults – will have a wide selection of highly accessible games like MySims Kingdom, LITTLEST PET SHOP and FaceBreaker a new Arcade-style Boxing game from the new EA SPORTS Freestyle brand.
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VG247: EA's confirmed that Dead Space will release on October 21 in the US, as was shown at the end of the Dead Space Loved Ones trailer at the weekend.
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VG247: This may just be a slip of the keypad, but at the end of the just-released Dead Space Loved Ones trailer, it clearly says that the game's releasing on October 21.
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VG247: EA's announced that a new Dead Space trailer, entitled "Loved Ones" will debut tonight on Gametrailers TV. The piece has been put together by James Wan, director of the Saw movies.
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EA is running a kick ass sweepstakes for Dead Space. Basically, you can win 100 of the DVDs the Dead Space team used in their research on Sci-Fi and Horror. There are some great movies here!
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EA has thrown us some new shots for its space horror game, Dead Space. Just in case you're not up to speed, we're looking forward to seeing how EA's first bash at a survival-type horror game turns out.The premise is familiar to any fan of horror flicks or scary games; you play as Isaac Clarke, a regular space engineer circa-year 2500 who's been called out (with a small security team) to investigate a gigantic mining frigate ... » Read More

-EA has released its list of games that will be on display at E3, inside is the list of XBOX 360 titles you will see.
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Destructoid writes: "With each passing generation of consoles, cutting-edge graphics have been the delight of many. Unfortunately, there have been some nasty side-effects for others: Those still living in the standard-definition land of TV viewing have had to squint their way through countless games when it comes to text, maps, or both.
I've never been the type to question progress, yet I have wondered on numerous occasions why some developers have seemingly forgotten that not all of their customers have taken the high-definition plunge, regardless of whether or not their consoles have that capability. Whatever happened to making sure that a product was the best that it could be for all that played it?"
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