Tag Archives: Order & Chaos
Sun, Oct 23, 2011 | 00:44 BST
Saturday Shorts: Uncharted 3, Inafune, Bloodforge, Batman, Postal 3, Transformers, The Office
Oh what a day. And it isn’t even over yet, even though it should have been a while ago. Let’s get these shorts out of the way so we can get back to BlizzCon stuff, shall we? We can always have our soup later.
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Posted in: Saturday Shorts, Shorts, VG247
Tags: Arkham City, arkham city map app, batman, Binary Domain, borg, Deadmund’s Quest, Emily the Strange, Gameloft, Jurassic Park, Keiji Inafune, Medieval Moves, Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest, music unlimited update, naughty dog, Order & Chaos, Postal 3, Postal 3: Catharsis, star trek online, starcraft, STO, The Office, uncharted, uncharted 3, us ps movie store updates, vita twitter app
Fri, Oct 21, 2011 | 02:40 BST
Tuesday Shorts – Robin Williams, Deus Ex art, Worms Crazy Golf, masses more
Bloody hell, it looks like a news aggregator threw up in here. You’d not believe how much content is through the break.
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Tags: Avalanche Studios, capcom mobile, Cars 2, Child of Eden, Cliff Bleszinski, Daishi Odashima, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, DiRT 3, Dragon's Crown, Dungeons & Dragons Online, Gameloft, Gears of War 3, Half-Minute Hero 2, Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, lord of the rings online, Minecraft, miniclip, NCAA Football 12, Ne-Yo, Order & Chaos, Outspark, peter molyneux, pixar, Powerhead Games, soul calibur v, Super Mario Bros., team 17, the legend of zelda: ocarina of time, turbine, Vanillaware, Worms Crazy Golf
Wed, Jun 01, 2011 | 00:06 BST
Order & Chaos rakes in $1 million in first three weeks
Gameloft has announced that its MMORPG Order & Chaos, has turned over $1 million in just 20 days on the App Store.
GungHo president feels Japanese developers “need to go back to basics”