Tag Archives: Metro: Last Light

Metro: Last Light’s latest live-action survivor diary tells the story of mankind’s downfall through the eyes of The Commander. You can listen to his tale below. Last Light is due in March 2013, on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

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Metro: Last Light’s latest live-action survivor diary tells the sad, sordid tale of a former model scrounging to survive in a post-apocalyptic world. You can listen to her tell detail her fall from grace below. Last Light is due in March 2013, on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

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Metro: Last Light probably isn’t coming to Wii U, following some rather damning comments regarding the hardware from a developer at 4A Games. Publisher THQ has stepped in to shed light on why the negative comments were made.

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Metro: Last Light is set in a post-apocalyptic world where those who foresaw the Earth’s doom must seem like prophets; meet one such doomsayer in the trailer through the break.

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The Wii U’s tech hasn’t impressed the team at 4A Games, so don’t expect Metro: Last Light to make an appearance on the new console.

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Metro 2033 domains listed on THQ’s nameservers and a listing on The CDR suggest the publisher may be giving away the game for free as a Metro: Last Light pre-order incentive.

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South Park: The Stick of Truth, Metro: Last Light and Company of Heroes 2 have all been delayed, THQ announced during its second quarter financials report.

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Metro: Last Light will not contain multiplayer when it releases next year, according to 4A Games.

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Dead Island: Riptide, Beyond: Two Souls, Fuse, Metro: Last Light, and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch are five games which will grace the cover of the November issue of Game Informer. Hopefully, you will get the one you prefer in the mail. Have a look at the covers below and a glimpse of the mag’s contents through the link.

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THQ won’t make the same mistake twice, Metro franchise communications head Huw Beynon has said; the publisher is now taking 4A Games’ post-apocalyptic series very seriously.

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Is Metro: Last Light the best-looking FPS ever made? Probably. Watch 12 minutes of it below then have a fight about it. This is the full E3 demo. The 4A shooter ships in the first quarter of 2013.

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THQ communications head, Huw Beynon has discussed the problem of trying to make a game too realistic and talked about how the “magic bullet pocket” in FPS titles drives him crazy.

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Spanish website Revogamers is reporting that THQ will cease distribution of its titles in Spain and Italy. German firm, Koch Media, is taking over distribution duties of THQ-published titles in the regions from this summer, including responsibility of the publisher’s back-catalogue and future games, which includes Darksiders II in August and Metro: Last Light early next year.

Thanks, GoNintendo.

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Gamespot has posted a couple video for Metro: Last Light. One is of the stage demo featuring commentary, and the other is the demo without commentary. It looks quite scary, or at least intense depending on your take. Metro: Last Light launches on PC, Wii U, PS3 and 360 early 2013.

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OnLive made a slew of announcements at E3, including a new MultiView feature, and a number of in-browser updates that should make it easier for gamers who want to demo games without the need to sign up to the cloud gaming service.

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Rich Williams, SVP of global marketing at THQ, said during an investor meeting this morning at E3 that Metro 2033 sales reached 1.5 million. “We’re absolutely committed to marketing Metro: Last Light appropriately.” Metro: Last Light launches on PC, Wii U, PS3 and 360 early 2013. Thanks, Joystiq.

4A’s released brand new footage of the increasingly promising Metro: Last Light, showing the atmospheric shooter on spectacular form. Interview with THQ’s Huw Beynon included.

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THQ has said the Wii U version of Metro: Last Light isn’t currently in development for the system, adding it’s “correct” to assume it’s no longer confirmed for the system.

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Those that count Twitter, iced-tea and cat memes as everyday essentials are invited to walk a mile in Artyom’s shoes. Eyes-on impressions of one of THQ’s brightest hopes for the year ahead, new screens included.

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Make no diddies about it: THQ is looking to shit your pants off with Metro: Last Light, global comms head Huw Beynon has told VG247.

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