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Long Rumored Syndicate Reboot Now Rumored For Gamescom

1:00PM August 11, 2011 | Michael McWhertor

Starbreeze Studios, maker of The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay and The Darkness, have been working on the secretive “Project Redlime” for years, a game frequently rumoured to revive Bullfrog Productions Syndicate. After years of speculation, we may finally see that game next week. More »


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Remember EA’s “Project Red”?

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1:00PM July 1, 2010 | David Wildgoose

We know what it is. Sadly, for those hoping it’s the long-rumoured Syndicate remake allegedly in the works at Starbreeze Studios, you’re going to be disappointed. More »


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EA’s Secret ‘Project Red’ Already Rated

10:00AM May 4, 2010 | Michael McWhertor

What is EA’s “Project Red”, the mysterious game that was just rated by Australia’s ratings board? It could be the game also known as “Project RedLime” the game also widely believed to be a new Syndicate. More »


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Electronic Arts May Have Just Killed The New Syndicate

6:40AM March 24, 2010 | Michael McWhertor

Starbreeze Studios, developers of The Darkness and The Chronicles of Riddick, were working on two projects for EA. Now it’s only working on one, a potentially bad sign for Syndicate fans hoping that “Project RedLime” would reinvent the franchise. More »


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Riddick, Darkness Devs “Reinventing” Classic EA Franchise

9:00PM February 22, 2008 | Luke Plunkett

Starbreeze, the developers behind Riddick and The Darkness, have announced that they’ve teamed up with EA to “reinvent one of EA’s most acclaimed classic franchises”. The project, which at the moment is going under the codename Project RedLime, will be released on 360, PS3 and PC. So…what could it be? EA have a ton of “acclaimed classic franchises”, like Skate or Die and the Strike series, and they bought loads more, like Origin’s and Bullfrog’s back catalogues. Since Starbreeze seem big on FPS games, though, I’m gonna go a little leftfield and suggest (or…madly hope) that it’s a new Crusader game. Twelve years is far too long to go without further adventures of gaming’s most badarse red mailbox.

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