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Sony announce 4 new games by accident

March 23, 2009 in News comments 4

Sony recently announced that their PhyreEngine (used to render foliage) had been upgraded to version 2.40. However in the rush Sony have apparently announced 4 up until now unheard of games which will be using the engine. This includes a unamed title from Australian developer Big Ant Studios, Topatoi developed by Boolat Games, Strength of the Sword from Invent Studios, and finally, The 7th Seal by Paul Cuisset's studio VectorCell.

For gamers though, the bigger news is that Sony has seemingly unveiled 4 unheard of games which are all using the PhyreEngine. These include an unamed title from Australian developer Big Ant Studios, puzzle/platforming PSN title Topatoi developed by Boolat Games, third person action game Strength of the Sword from Invent Studios, and finally, The 7th Seal by Paul Cuisset's(of Flashback fame and Shaq Fu notoriety) studio VectorCell.
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  • 1
    Red 9* Mar 23, 09
    Sony isn't stupid enough to "accidentally" announce 4 whole games. Sony may be impaired when it comes to real business, but even then they wouldn't have an "accident" like this.
  • 3
    Tiger of Wu Mar 23, 09
    Killzone hype dies down. Not much going on that isn't coming for a long time. The media heat is back up on Sony. Four exclusives are 'leaked'.

    Sounds completely accidental to me
    • 0
      Red 9* Mar 23, 09
      quote Tiger of Wu
      Killzone hype dies down. Not much going on that isn't coming for a long time. The media heat is back up on Sony. Four exclusives are 'leaked'.

      Sounds completely accidental to me
      This is what I was getting at. I'm pretty sure they knew full well what they were announcing when they released this information. It's not like your brain just blanks out and you suddenly type in the titles of four different upcoming secret games...
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    RE know it all Mar 24, 09
    your exactly right, you would have to be a dumbass to let someting like that slip.

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