New Game Informer Unleashes Rage
By Aiden Chen |
id Software hasn’t shown much of its id Tech 5 powered Rage, the post-apocalyptic first-person shooter-slash-racer it announced almost two years ago. That’s about to change, thanks to the newest issue [[link]] of Game [[link]] Informer. http://kotaku.com/285911/id-softwares-new-game-unveiled Rage won’t be out until 2010, according to id’s Tim Hollenshead, 
meaning this summertime preview of the game will still mean a substantial wait. Game Informer promises “tons of exclusive dirt on the post-apocalyptic title, including plenty of gameplay details and loads of screens,” so I 
hope the magazine got my change of address all sorted out.(new 
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