Video Gaming News - February 2003
Edison, NJ (February 13, 2003) - Majesco today announced Black9 for
the personal computer and Xbox. Scheduled for release in fall 2003, Black9
is being developed by Taldren, the studio behind the Starfleet Command series.
"With its tremendous franchise potential, Majesco is refraining from
revealing too much detail about Black9 at this point in time," said Ken Gold,
Vice President of Marketing for Majesco. "An engrossing storyline, coupled with
tactical, mission-based game play and streamlined RPG-style skill development,
promise to make Black9 a standout product for 2003."
From Majesco:
In 2080, nine powerful cartels known as Illuminati are engaged in a struggle
for the control of mankind. Motivated by their own special interests, these
manipulative Illuminati head towards a perilous endgame, and players find
themselves in the role of a mercenary walking the gray line of right and wrong.
Black9 is a Machiavellian world full of greediness and betrayal, and players
will need to be resourceful in order to stay true to their own code.
Black9 is being developed on the acclaimed Unreal Warfare engine with support
of MathEngine's Karma physics. Set in a third-person perspective, players are
equipped with hi-tech gadgetry, weapons, and cybernetics, and can acquire
specific abilities through their game play experience. Broadband multi-player
support and cooperative play is also planned across all platforms.
Additional platforms for Black9 are also under consideration by Majesco and
will be announced at a later date.
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