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Legend11 on 10 July 2008

http://www.gamekyo.com/news28224_jade-raymond-working-on-i-am-alive.html

"We can today announce that Ubisoft will show for the first time a new action game during E3 2008 next week called I Am Alive for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. Jade Raymond (Assassin's Creed) will be working on this new game developed by Darkworks (Cold Fear) in Paris since 3 years. Scheduled to be released during spring 2009, I Am Alive is a survival video game that takes place after an earthquake in Chicago, it will be a first person game without weapons (only flash ball), a little bit like Mirror's Edge."

(more at the link)



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psrock on 10 July 2008

Why haven't you tried to be a contributor, you do get some cool news stories, like this one.


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quarashi on 10 July 2008

^He is too much of a badass to be one. Yea he always posts awesome stories though.
Yea this sounds cool, I want to see a trailer. I'm all hyped up from watching the Mirrors Edge trailer a few minutes ago.



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Garcian Smith on 10 July 2008

I love how they plaster Ms. Raymond's face all over this article. Yeah, we get it already, she's hot; now tell us more about the game.



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The Fury on 10 July 2008

I'd prefer a survival game where it's third person. FPS with no weapons just makes me think the game designers couldn't be bothered with character animation. :P

PS, who is the Jade Raymond woman, and why should I be impressed she's working on it?



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routsounmanman on 10 July 2008

You don't say... I can bet some serious money that the development costs for this game are being covered by Dogz, Babiez, Catz, etz



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hunter_alien on 10 July 2008

It sounds OK :) I wonder how will it actually play . Choosing to make a FPS with no weapons is a risky business ...



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marciosmg on 10 July 2008

seem intriguing. I tend to not like FPS as much as I like TPS, but If done right...



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Mirson on 10 July 2008

Another AAA title for the PS360 and PC by the one and only Ubisoft. Can't wait to see some footage.



akuma587 on 10 July 2008

Yeah, it is pretty shameless how they whore Jade out on every poster, but she is pretty hot.



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