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New Rockstar Titles At Leipzig Games Convention

August 19, 2007 in News comments 3

On Friday August 17, 2007, it was confirmed from Kotaku that Rockstar Games would be appearing and presenting some of their newest titles for the next-gen consoles at the Leipzig Games Convention, being held this August. Rockstar Games will be presenting two new titles, which include a live demonstration of the fourth installment to one of their greatest franchises, Midnight Club: Los Angelas for the Next-Gen Consoles. Also appearing will be a Hands-On version of Rockstar Presents Table Tennis, for the Nintendo Wii.

Not yet confirmed is the possibility of Rockstar Games, presenting Grand Theft Auto IV, with new information, but this has only been submitted as a rumor.

Rockstar Games is happy to announce its attendance at the GC in Leipzig, Germany this August. Two upcoming titles will be on display at the conference.
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    JJBDude Aug 20, 07
    I didn't find Rockstar's Table Tennis amazing on the Xbox 360 but I will admit it was quite good for a ping pong game. Should be able to make it great on the Wii thanks to the Wiimote, sounds good.
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    Gogetenks Aug 20, 07
    I don't even want Table Tennis, but I'm definitely interested in seeing how it's done. I think this is the first Wii port of a 360-exclusive (rather than PSP, PS2 and GC games >_>), so I'm really just curious how the game will look and control, and whether it will use the RAGE engine at all.

    Midnight Club, don't care about. GTA IV, on the other hand, looks great. GTA III is still the best GTA to date, so I'm hoping this one is better. Liberty City is my favourite city so far, and the new Liberty City in GTA IV seems so much better than the original Liberty City. This could top off all sandbox games, if done right, and it sure looks like it will.
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    Final Blade Aug 20, 07
    Also aren't these new games for 360 as well.

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