WRC 2 Announced, Due In October News

As part of its distribution deal with Black Bean Games, Ubisoft has announced the second official World Rally Championship game from Spanish developer Milestone, which will be coming to Xbox 360, PS3, and PC this October.

WRC 2 will once again come with all of the drivers, co-drivers, and teams for this year's FIA World Rally Championship, as well as all the rallies from the season. In an advancement from last season's offerings, 90 stages will be featured across 15 locations, through 25 different types of terrain/ weather conditions, and 9 car categories.

With a range of new game modes, this year's iteration is set to include cars from the 1960s to the present day, a revised career mode, and support for up to 16 players in the online multiplayer.

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LA Noire PC Version Announced News

Rockstar has announced that its Leeds studio is developing a PC port of Team Bondi's much revered LA Noire.

The port will arrive later this year in the autumn and is set to cover all the regular PC gaming perks: keyboard remapping, gamepad compatibility, graphical enhancements (most likely just higher resolutions), and 3D support.

You can find the full story on LA Noire's official site...

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Bodycount Release Date Announced News

Having originally been pegged for a Q1 2011 release before being pushed back to an early summer launch, Codemasters has now pinned down a September 2nd release date for Bodycount in Europe and August 30th in the US.
The shooter was originally fostered under the vision of Stuart Black, the eponymous co-creator of Criterion and EA's 2006 title, Black. However, he left the project at Codemasters' Guildford studio amid allegations of "post-E3 fallout" last year.
"Having created a great vision and direction for Bodycount, Stuart has decided to move on after three years with us," said Codemasters Guildford's Studio Manager, Adrian Bolton at the time. "He will see out his design role until October [2010] and, through the transition period, will continue to work with the talented development team that will take the game through to completion."
Codemasters also released Bodycount's final box art alongside this release date announcement. As you can see from the comparitive shot with Black's PS2 box art, Codemasters has also taken the unorthodox approach of making the gun the star.
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