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“Right now we don’t have any plans for Geometry Wars 3 or anything,” said Bizarre Creations’ Gareth Wilson during the Kotaku Talk Radio podcast, and all that could be heard afterwards were the relentless sobs of millions of disappointed fans.
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Alex Kobbs, creator of LEGO “film” Battle of the Brick, is a busy man, for not only is he making a stop-motion movie based on Halo, he’s just made one based on XBLA shooter Geometry Wars as well.
This is supposedly video of somebody playing Geometry Wars via Project Natal. Emphasis on the supposedly, in case you missed the italics first time around.
It’s a late happy new years from Bizarre, with the release of a 13-minute long track entitled “46860 Choices” going out to all the Geometry Wars fans in the house.
With Xbox LIVE turning five, many of us were hoping for a new Geometry Wars title. And while it would have been an excellent way to commemorate the service, Bizarre Creations community and web lead Ben Ward has squashed our dreams of a last second, surprise announcement: Not true I’m afraid. We are working on more Geometry Wars fun… but you won’t be seeing it next week.
Oh well, at least we have Geometry Wars: Galaxies coming soon, right? Nope.
January 2008. Two months. At least, that’s what Sierra’s HQ in Oz is saying.
The Wii version will set you back $69.95, while the DS will weigh in at a measly $49.95. Both will include a multiplayer mode, as well as the ability to link via Wi-Fi for unlockable goodness.
The release included two of the tiniest packshots I’ve ever seen. Don’t freak – I managed to rustle up some slightly larger ones. You can see them, along with the release itself, after the jump.
Lolcats? May have had their day, but when they feature in official advertising for a Geometry Wars game, we can muster one last chuckle. Or two! This, and others at the link below, are part of Bizarre’s Geometry Wars: Galaxies ad campaign. If they bring back fond memories of bukkits and cheezburgers, know they’re accepting reader submissions. GWGcats [Geometry Wars: Galaxies Official Site]
