Tag Archives: 505 Games

THQ has filed Form 8-K with the SEC regarding the recent acquisitions during its Chapter 11 Section 363 auction reported earlier this week.

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Terraria publisher 505 Games has confirmed that the 2D sandbox romp will be digging its way to PS Vita later this year.

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Terraria is heading to PS3 and Xbox 360, courtesy of publisher 505 Games. The company sent VG247 its brand-new trailer for the console build, which shows off the game’s rather lovely visuals, 8-player online multiplayer mode, starting tutorial and world map feature.

You even get a glimpse of new armour, pets and ultimate weapons in action. Caution: it all gets rather insane and blocky below the cut.

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Brothers – A Tale of Two Sons, the mysterious new game from Syndicate developer Starbreeze and 505 Games, has gotten some new screens, which you can check out for yourself in the gallery below.

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505 Games has released a new trailer for Supremacy MMA showing why it’s tagged the “dirtiest MMA game yet”. The game is due out on September 23 for PS3, Xbox 360 and PS Vita. Watch the trailer below.

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NecroVisioN has passed classification in Australia, and can now be sold in the country.

Farm 51 and 1C’s army/demon shooter had to undergo some changes to receive the MA15+ rating, like changing blood spray to gray dust, but those looking forward to the FPS can now at least purchase it.

Whether it will be as gory as you like, is another matter entirely.

More over on GamePolitics.

505 Games has joined the Entertainment Software Association becoming the “third new member of the ESA to join this year, together with Natsume and Southpeak bringing the organization’s roster up to 23 companies,” so says Kotaku.

“505 Games joins a diverse group of entertainment software companies all working toward the same goals,” said ESA CEO Michael D. Gallagher in the official announcement.

“We are glad we can add 505 Games’ creativity and ideas to the ESA’s efforts to promote the computer and video game industry.”

More through the link.

Sunday megaton: Cooking Mama 2: World Kitchen is now available for Wii.

The sequel features 3D characters, added modes and loads of new recipes. So, instead of actually cooking real food in the kitchen and slicing and dicing your meats and veggies, you can simulate the whole thing in you very own living room — all without the repercussions of food poisoning or a trip to the ER.

Press release after the jump.

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