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Technology Stocks : GTIS - Will it be a Phoenix or not ? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Scot who wrote (2096)	12/31/1998 10:47:00 AM
From: Scot	Respond to of 2319

Here is a little news on a game in development at cavedog. I'm sure we'll all be happy to hear that the game is a first-person shooter! GT rules! These guys are geniuses! Talk about covering the market! -Scot from voodooextreme.com: <<Cavedog delves into the 3D First-Person genre with this new title which is one of their newest projects. It's called AMEN: The Awakening and the tiny bit of information released about the game makes it sound quite spectacular. But like us all, I know you want to see more! Here's whats currently printed on their official site: "Prepare yourself for an action adventure that breaks all the rules." "Part action, part thriller, part puzzle-solver, and part cinematic epic, Amen: The Awakening takes a bold direction that sets a new standard for action-adventure gaming." 17 acts (too large to be called levels) Many acts are ten times larger than a typical level found in most first-person action games. Compelling gameplay: Sure, you're a highly trained commando, but sometimes frag-festing is the wrong way to go. You've got to use your skills, wits and brains to get out alive. Challenging puzzles: Locked-door puzzles are boring. Amen: The Awakening features a huge variety of adventure-game style puzzles that are realistic and intuitive. Realistic Environments: Explore subway systems, airports, military complexes (and a few surprises we can't mention yet) that are built to scale>>