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Visceral Games Hiring For Dante's Inferno Sequel?

Visceral Games might have said they weren’t planning a sequel for their epic action adaptation of Dante’s Inferno, but a new job listing seems to suggest otherwise. Superannuation picked up the listing for Environment Artist posted over at Gamasutra’s jobs page, and according to job description, the job involves building...

Posted May 18, 2010
Sessler's Soapbox: Dante's Inferno - When Cloning Goes Wrong

We've all played clones before. When a big franchise develops a great gameplay mechanic and becomes popular it's only a matter of time before other publishers and developers start pumping out very familiar feeling games. Adam Sessler was reminded of this while he was writing his review of Dante's Inferno, and some of you didn't take too kindly...

Posted February 9, 2010
Dante's Inferno + Sexy Burlesque Dancers = Super Good Time For All

L.A.-area gamers: What are you doing on Wednesday night? To celebrate the release of Hellish video game Dante's Inferno, Devil's Playground Burlesque, the group of talented young ladies who brought you St*r Warz Burlesque and Video Game Girls Burlesque, are presenting their Seven Deadly Sins Burlesque at L.A.'s Dragonfly. Doors open at 9PM and...

Posted February 9, 2010
Talkabouts: Dante's Inferno

Dante's Inferno was released this week. My review sparked some intense debate, especially from gamers with a deep love for God of War. If you want to go beyond the review, though, check out my discussion with Adam Sessler, where I had a chance to expand on some points in the review and reflect on what it's like to read through a very deep pool...

Posted February 9, 2010
Launch Primer: Dante's Inferno

Ever find yourself in a situation where all of your friends are talking about the latest and greatest game, and you can't contribute to the conversation because you haven't been paying attention? Solve that problem with our Launch Primers: everything you need to know (except the spoilers) about a game that's about to be released. Dante's...

Posted February 8, 2010
Dante's Inferno Book Coming On Jan. 19

Electronic Arts and Random House are teaming up to bring Dante's Inferno fans a special version of the source material for the video game: Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy. That's right, action-gaming fans, get ready to read a poem written in the early 1300s! Part one of The Divine Comedy will be distributed to booksellers...

Posted January 12, 2010
Sessler's Soapbox: Adam Looks Ahead to 2010

It's the first full week of a new year, so everyone is looking forward and talking about what the next 12 months will bring. Adam Sessler is no exception, so it's fairly appropriate that this week's Soapbox is about just that; what he thinks will be happening in the world of gaming over the next year. Obviously the release schedule is already...

Posted January 6, 2010
Dante's Inferno Producer Knows Sequel Would Be Difficult, Awaits Challenge

Especially as of late, Electronic Arts is a company in search of blockbuster hits. Despite some questionable marketing, buzz seems good for the upcoming Dante's Inferno. It might not be the most faithful interactive adaptation, but even if you're not looking forward to a bloodied take on The Divine Comedy, at least once the game's been...

Posted December 11, 2009
What To Expect From Today's Playable Demo Of Dante's Inferno

Soon, a playable demo for Dante's Inferno will be available on PlayStation Network. The same demo will also arrive slightly later on Xbox Live on December 24. You know, just in time for Christmas. I've already played through the demo, a slice that's a decidedly different approach from the trial approach of other games. Electronic Arts and...

Posted December 10, 2009
Dante's Inferno Preview On Today's X-Play!

Tomorrow on X-Play, we get an early look at what might be the first ever game based on an epic poem when we take a look at a slice of hell with Dante's Inferno. Executive Producer from Visceral Games, Jonathan Knight, will be in-studio, taking us through creatures, bosses and puzzles. He'll also tell us about levels not located in the nine...

Posted December 8, 2009
Mass We Pray Trailer Actually A Dante's Inferno Ad

Earlier this week, I turned your attention to a trailer for a supposed Wii game called Mass We Pray. In it, players use a cross-shaped Wiimote to perform the Catholic Mass. Well, I was tricked. Fooled. Bamboozled, even. While I knew the game wasn't real, and said as much about the trailer, I didn't know at the time that it was actually a viral...

Posted November 20, 2009
Dante's Inferno Cinematic Trailer

I'm excited that a Dante's Inferno video game will soon be released for my home gaming system. I'm a huge fan of Dante Alighieri's 14th century epic allegorical poem, and a video game is the perfect medium to express the Divine Comedy's central conflict between the objective impersonality of God’s justice and Dante’s human...

Posted November 17, 2009
Dante's Inferno Demo Hits In December

The demo version of action game Dante's Inferno is coming out this December, people. In it, you will literally walk through the gates of Hell -- it includes the entire opening level and aims to "gives gamers a taste of Visceral Games’ blockbuster adaptation of Dante Alighieri’s epic poem, The Divine Comedy" through...

Posted November 10, 2009
Nanny Discusses Dante's Inferno

Earlier today, I presented the possibility that a news report that The International Nanny Association has publically condemned an achievement in the Dante's Inferno video game could be a bit of fake-out, viral marketing on the part of Electronic Arts. Given the fact that the company hired fake Christian "protesters" to drum up...

Posted October 23, 2009
Nanny Group Protests Dante's Inferno

At a recent press event, Dante's Inferno executive producer Jonathan Knight dropped some details about the game: You know, nudity, gruesome death, viscera -- the usual. But he also mentioned the "Bad Nanny" achievement that gives props for killing an as-yet-unannounced number of unbaptized babies. While regular people went about their...

Posted October 23, 2009