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Total War Dev Planning 3rd Person Console Game?

NowGamer: Creative Assembly, the UK developer behind Sega's successful RTS series Total War, has posted a job vacancy hinting at details for it's unannounced console project...

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Kahvipannu5519d ago

Well if they make game on consoles, it won't be traditional Total War game, that's for sure :D I'm still to try Shogun 2, which looks amazing by the way, and I need new PC for it, but I would kill for Rome 2.. Come on CA, bring it next!

emk20045519d ago

i agree, might be another hack and slash like the other one they made.

evrfighter5519d ago

If they made a game like mount and blade I'm sure it'd be successful.

Mount and blade may not be a looker, but It's one of the most memorable games I've played in awhile.

Kahvipannu5519d ago (Edited 5519d ago )

Mount & Blade is Paradox game, right? I have been playing theyr games a lot lately, EU: Rome, Crusaders, Elven, but not yet M & B. After seeing all the great mods for it, I'm definitely going to check it out.

Played the beta tought, but it have propably changed a lot from it. Was excellent even then.

kevnb5519d ago

all their console games suck so far, they should just stick to pc.

Elven65519d ago

Spartan: Total Warrior was pretty fun, it reviewed well too from what I remember. Heard Viking: Battle for Asgard was ok, Stormrise was of course terrible, and releasing it the same week as Halo Wars probably didn't help SEGA much either.

TheIneffableBob5519d ago

Their previous venture to consoles went terribly. Stormrise was just all bad.

Muff1nB4k3r5519d ago

From what I'm aware, Stormrise was from their Australian studio and the best game they ever made was Medieval 2 Total war, the UK studio however has done everything else well, except maybe Napoleon perhaps

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Tickets go on sale for consumer event IGN Live 2026, returning to LA on 6 June

Two-day event includes exclusive reveals, trailers and playable games on show floor.

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Sega responds to concerns after recording $200 million impairment write-down for Rovio

CEO Haruki Satomi said Sega will "take these lessons into account for future initiatives"

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Sega records $200m impairment write-down for Rovio during Q3

Rovio “found it difficult to advance its initially planned business development,” says Sega.

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