Warhammer 40k Space Marine EU date
Action shooter slips to September.
PC and console action shooter Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine will be released in Europe on 9th September, THQ has revealed.
The US date is 6th September.
That represents a slight delay; the game was originally down for an August arrival.
Sold alongside the standard Space Marine game will be a Collector's Pack, which contains a 10" replica Purity seal, a hardback art book, the soundtrack, 25 shiny character cards, the game and a snazzy box.
There's no specified UK price. THQ's US online store charges a higher-than-normal $99.99 (£62). Therefore we may be looking at higher than £59.99.
Space Marine features meaty melee combat blended with sci-fi shooting. It's developed by Relic Entertainment, creators of the well-recieved Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War titles for PC.
Eurogamer went hands-on with Space Marine last month and declared it "shaping up to be a rare gem" - "familiarly visceral in its explosive, breathlessly violent action."
Orkward.
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Doubtful though, Relic know what they're doing!
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Any world on the XBLA 40k coop game? The last I read anything about it was when THQ had announced that they'd shut down the dev after the project was finished
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Wow hadn't though about that. Still, I'll be buying this then Battlefield 3 a month or so later.
Gears looks cool and the new horde mode that's been demo'd at several expo's is fun, but I'm happy to wait for it in the pre/post Christmas sales.
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Is this higher than normal for a special edition? The regular 360 game is the usual $60
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There are RPG elements in this?? In my ignorance I had thought this to be a (admittedly stylish) Gears clone.
Hmmm...
EDIT: I just saw the 'Orkward' caption on the video thumbnail. Nice one EG, you've blown probably the best pun you could ever have hoped to use if the game doesn't turn out to be any good
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Still very much looking forward to this, release day purchase for definite.
/havemymoney
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And the last few missions involve stomping round in terminator armour, would prefer dreadnought but i'll settle for terminator
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I still don't want an MMO that's as unintereting as it could get.
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Actually that's what I tought the Inquisition would be great for an RPG.
I imagine some intel gathering in disguise maybe even some sneaking around and of course fighting the heretics all the while unraveling some decent plot.
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It's the game I've been dreaming about ever since I picked up the novels. The only problem from a dev/publishers's side of things is the commercial viability ie a niche inside a niche. Hopefully Space Marine will turn into a genre defying masterpieice of (GoW)melee and (Gears)shooting(no cover,mind) and make 40k a bigger brand, thus facilitating such an undergoing.
We can dream
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Last preview suggested the weapon upgrading is out. The journalist was in fact dissappointed with the game as it's a drab industrial environment, lot's of brown in all variations. The combat on the other hand was very good and rewarding.