SOE teams with Gamebryo for PSN game shows
Gamebryo, owned by Emergent Game Technologies, has been previously used for games like Civilization IV and Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. No word on what game shows will be used, and there is no indication that these projects began before this year. Given the quick turnaround with the titles, we're not anticipating AAA effort. However, should Deal or No Deal end up being one of the "gameshow IPs," then we expect to see HDR rendering on Howie Mandel's dome.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Intentless @ Jan 7th 2008 2:50PM
Apparently the PS3 is already balding...
NATO_Duke @ Jan 7th 2008 2:59PM
Oh I'm looking for some Plinko action!
Trickob @ Jan 7th 2008 2:59PM
get with the times, joystiq:
Barker is out, Carey is in.
Huey2k2 @ Jan 7th 2008 3:23PM
The Price Is Right sucks without Bob Barker. There I said it.
Hashbrown_Hunter @ Jan 7th 2008 7:01PM
Agreed. Bob Barker owned all game show hosts.
EVEN HOWIE MENDALL!
FidliousWong @ Jan 7th 2008 3:25PM
I really hate to admit this but I would totally pay $10 for 500 Wheel of Fortune puzzles.
Kazi @ Jan 7th 2008 3:33PM
I must not know what puzzles are because I've never seen one on The Price is Right.
Kazi @ Jan 7th 2008 3:34PM
I must not know how to read. Because you said Wheel of Fortune, not Price is Right.
FidliousWong @ Jan 7th 2008 5:00PM
Price is Right does not strike me as a very home console style gameshow. And since the original article said this...
"No word on what game shows will be used, and there is no indication that these projects began before this year."
I can say what I'm hopeful for. Few gameshows entertain me. In fact, none do. But since I will never see my You Don't Know Jack DLC loving, I can eagerly away Wheel of Fortune on the cheap. Only reason why I haven't bought it on consoles yet is $30 seems step, $10 seems perfect.
Vexorg @ Jan 7th 2008 7:34PM
They'll give you the puzzles for free, but they'll charge you $2.50 to buy a vowel.
Poisoned Al @ Jan 7th 2008 4:13PM
"Pick a pain?"
Donald @ Jan 7th 2008 4:41PM
That should be an "r".
And it's a shame that Peter Tomarken had to pass away a couple of years ago, because I could go for some hi-def Press Your Luck.