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Microsoft Responds To Reports Of Xbox Live Account 'Jacking' Stargate Worlds developer Cheyenne Mountain might have had trouble getting the MMO version of the popular sci-fi TV show developed, but the newly announced 3rd-person shooter, Stargate Resistance? No problem.
Addressing concerns raised by Stargate television show producer Brad Wright, developer Cheyenne Mountain has issued a statement assuring everyone that development on Stargate Worlds is still underway.
It’s hard to fault people for being really ambitious, and Joe Ybarra (producer of games ranging from The Bard’s Tale to the Matrix Online, and now of Stargate Worlds) certainly sounds ambitious. Ybarra talked to Gamasutra about the problems of licensing IP, the MMO industry today, where Cheyenne Mountain Entertainment is headed. First, though, there’s the Stargate MMO to worry about:
Here’s the Stargate Worlds trailer we made some noise about yesterday. I don’t know about you, but I subconsciously cried out the “Lame!” in a high-pitched voice as the clip came to an end. Not only is the trailer pre-rendered 3D, it’s bad pre-rendered 3D.
Doing my best to keep high hopes for this MMO based on the Stargate universe, but developer Cheyenne Mountain is going to have to do better to impress us.
Stargate fans who managed to find some small sliver of something reminiscent of the excellent SG-1 series in Stargate Atlantis (not me) are in for a treat this evening, as the first trailer for the upcoming MMO Stargate Worlds airs tonight with the mid-season premier of said show. Currently in development at Cheyenne Mountain Entertainment, Stargate World promises an evolving galaxy filled with strange and exotic cultures you can shoot at. “Stargate Worlds is about instant adventure in an epic, evolving universe,” said Stargate Worlds studio head Dan Elggren. “That’s what fans and gamers are going to see in this trailer.”
After giving you some time to recover from the clip, on January 18th the Unlock The Gate sweepstakes begins, which will feature special codes given out during Atlantis every Friday that give fans a chance to have their name or likeness incorporated into the game. Look for the trailer tonight on SciFi at 10PM Eastern.
