Worthplaying.com writes:
"We just our review copy of Velvet Assassin in and I noticed something different right off the bat. Velvet Assassin is now sporting the what was once online only dashboard image - offline. Seems that new 360 games will have that small JPEG on the disk, allowing gamers to get a nice look at what's inside their DVD tray when they are offline."
SouthPeak Games announced today that Velvet Assassin, their stealth-action WWII title has departed on its final mission to retail shelves in North America. Released for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Windows PC, Velvet Assassin chronicles the life and times of Violette Summer, a British secret agent behind enemy lines in Nazi Germany. Sneaking through the shadows, armed only with a knife and firearms procured on-site, Violette faces some of the most heart-stopping missions the world never knew.
411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include Persona, Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier, and Velvet Assassin.
For the new video game releases in the week ahead, Wolverine dominates all platforms in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (and X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition). A demo should be out soon. X-Men Origins: Wolverine was spotted early at Target store shelves. See if you can uncage it early! Velvet Assassin is also out this week for the Xbox 360 (and PC). It's a unique stealth action game set during World War II. PSP gamers get Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce. Check out the demo available online from the PlayStation Store to try it out.
SouthPeak has announced that their WWII stealth game Velvet Assassin has gone gold. They've also released the finalized US/UK release dates.
World War II stealth action Title has gone gold.
Console Monster writes: "We revealed the achievements for Velvet Assassin yesterday, but we can now exclusively reveal the achievement images. Yes, that's right. You won't find these anywhere else!
SouthPeak Games' upcoming stealth-action title Velvet Assassin has recently released the full achievement list
Console Monster writes: "Wednesday 8th April has arrived along with two Xbox Live Arcade titles amongst other new content released on the Xbox Live Marketplace today. Here is the full Marketplace update for Wednesday 8th April 2009:
Aussie ratings board clarifies its position on drug use in Velvet Assassin; says historical and medical context justifies in-game use of morphine.
A representative for SouthPeak Interactive, publisher for Velvet Assassin, told Blend Games at NY Comic Con that no sequels were planned for the game. However, now the developer, Replay Studios, has set the record straight.
Developer says there will be no sequel, and no DLC because of a very peculiar reason. TGR isn't buying it.
Though Replay Studios' Velvet Assassin could fill the current void in the stealth-action genre, don't expect the game to launch a franchise. It seems that there won't be any sequels or downloadable content.
Velvet Assassin is the sumptuous new stealth-action game set to deliver a breath of fresh air into the genre and up the stakes for World War II games. Players take control of Violette Summer, a beautiful spy deep behind enemy lines with no support or official backing from the British Government.
Electronic Theatre has just received the following announcement from SouthPeak Games:
SouthPeak Games announced today that it has partnered with world-famous animation artist Peter Chung to create all-new, original work based on the upcoming stealth-action game Velvet Assassin. Chung is best known as the creator and director of Aeon Flux, and has worked on a number of animation projects, including The Animatrix and The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury. The 15+ page digital graphic novel will be available as an exclusive, limited-quantity bonus item to those who purchase the game at GameStop.
SouthPeak Games today announced its plans for the New York Comic Con show on February 6th-8th, 2009. Located at Booth 1349, SouthPeak will display some of their upcoming 2009 titles with both hands-on demos and producer-led demonstrations, along with special trailers featuring never before seen game footage.
Not only did Replay Studios tell TGR that Violet Summer's breasts are "not atomic", but they also talked about her physical capabilities as well.
When told that "Fallout 3? could not be released in Australia unless the game's real-life drug references were removed, Bethesda Softworks changed the references to fake drugs in every version of the game, but SouthPeak said that will not happen with "Velvet Assassin"'s references to morphine use.