"We are proud to release an original title that has the quality and innovation of a major retail game at a price anyone can afford," said Peter Tamte. "By using technology orginally built for Six Days in Fallujah, Breach offers features no one else can match at any price. Our destruction and cover systems will forever change the way games are played."
Breach is unlike any other game. It is the first military shooter to use precise and massive destruction to change the very nature of multiplayer combat. Combined with an advanced cover system where players can use cover even while it is being destroyed around them, Breach enables real-world tactics never possible before now. Breach offers this destruction and active cover system all in a package that costs less than US$20.00.
Breach, rated "T" for Teen, costs 1200 Microsoft Points on Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360 or is available for $19.99, or less, on PC through major retailers nationwide, Steam, and Direct2Drive.
Players can now embark on a brutal expedition in a dark fantasy world laid out exclusively on the PSP.
As Slayers in Lord of Arcana, players undertake a quest to regain lost memories and acquire the power of the Arcana. With a seamless blend of RPG elements and gut-spilling battles, players can delve into an elaborate crafting system to construct the best weaponry, and design the ultimate Slayers. Dozens of challenging quests lie ahead as Slayers collect the power of Arcana and lay waste to all those who stand in their way. Players can hack and slash their way through vile and vicious beasts as lone heroes or band together with fellow Slayers to deliver a fury of fatal assaults.
Lord of Arcana, rated M for Mature, is now available at retailers in North America and via digital download from the PlayStation Network Store for the suggested retail price of $39.99.