This week on Player Attack, we watch an Android-powered console make crowdfunding history. The writer behind Tomb Raider surprises everybody, a couple of famous musicians jump on the video game bandwagon, while Michael Fassbender takes Assassin's Creed to the big screen and Halo 4 gets a live-action webseries. Pitfall, Spy vs. Spy and Tap Tap Revenge all plan a return to the mobile market, we see the first game to use Unreal Engine 4, Rockstar closes a Canadian studio, The Walking Dead gets another new video game, and Epic Mickey 2 gets a stunning new cinematic.
Everybody has a voice, but everybody's talking about the same thing. There's a lot of noise out there, but Player Attack aims to cut through the fluff - or, sometimes, fill you in on the fluff you might have missed. We like indie releases, breathtaking concept art, and tie-in book launches. We love cheap thrills, a good soundtrack and finding innovative uses for gaming technology. All of that is reflected on the site, updated each day with stories and details about what is going on in the games industry, always paying attention to stories other outlets ignore.
