Many video games turning twenty-five this year could set themselves on a podium and brag until their throats are sore. “Hey, I’m Castlevania and I’ve released over 30 games in the last quarter-century. What have you done?” More »
While You Were Sleeping was a well-received romantic comedy starring the luminous Sandra Bullock and the irrepressible Bill Pullman.
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This is bad news. Not the kind of bad news that’d compel you to clamber up on a rooftop, mind, but it’s pretty damn close. The upcoming Highlander game won’t feature Kurgan. Not at all. VG247 spoke with the game’s executive producer, Luke Timms, who broke the news: Kurgan, no, but there is one familiar character Highlander fans will be happy to see. Working closely with the original writer – David Abramowitz – ensures that we are in tune with what Highlander fans want and expect.
What, just one? So there’s no Kurgan. The main character (ie you) isn’t Connor MacLeod of the clan MacLeod. At this rate there probably won’t be “Who Wants To Live Forever?” in it either. Widescreen Games, that “familiar” character had best be Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez, or you may as well just pack up and go home. No Kurgan in Highlander, confirms Widescreen [VG247]
How many freaking MacLeods are their? First we had Connor MacLeod, who confused us through several movies. Then Duncan MacLeod, Connor’s younger clansman shows up for the TV series and a movie stint. Now the Eidos game for the Xbox 360, PS2, and Games for Windows reportedly features Owen MacLeod. Whatever continuity you follow, this is beginning to get silly. This trailer for the upcoming title was included on the DVD for SciFi’s Highlander: The Source TV movie. Seeing as SCi has been tooling around with the franchise for years, let’s hope that something fruitful is finally coming of their ownership – and that the company lasts long enough to release it. Highlander The Game Trailer (2008) [YouTube via PSU] More »
