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EA shuts down Visceral Games

October 19, 2017 44

Earlier this week, publisher Electronic Arts announced that they will be shutting down Visceral Games, the studio known for the Dead Space series.

Visceral Games Wants Your Strategic Dismemberment Ideas

March 8, 2010 22

A shot to the gut followed by a crack of the skull? Sure.

Dante’s Inferno review

March 2, 2010 254

This one depends on your expectations

EA officially announces Dead Space 2

December 7, 2009 62

As if we didn't already know it was coming.

Go to hell next month with Dante’s Inferno PS3/360 demo

November 10, 2009 20

The entire first level, playable in the trial.

Will Rokos writing storyline for Dante’s Inferno

October 9, 2009 17

But I thought Dante wrote it?

Dead Space: Extraction review

October 7, 2009 62

More action than horror, but also a much deeper experience than an on-rails shooter

Visercal Games working on Jack The Ripper game?

October 6, 2009 1

Is the London serial killer getting his own game?

Live Dead Space: Extraction developer Q+A session happening tomorrow

September 28, 2009 4

Have questions about the Wii-exclusive? These guys have answers.

Dead Space: Extraction launch trailer

September 26, 2009 13

Are you scared yet? You should be.

Dead Space Extraction ships to retail

September 25, 2009 3

The greatly hyped Wii prequel is nearly here. Are you ready?

Garry Schyman composing for Dante’s Inferno

Gaming News Video Games

September 9, 2009 20

The famed TV, film, and video game composer lends his talents to the hellish project.

Blast talks with Visceral Games

Gaming News Screens and vids The Issue Video Games

September 2, 2009 52

We talk to the developer of Extraction to see what separates it from other Mature Wii titles

Dead Space: Extraction goes gold, playable at PAX

Gaming News Video Games

September 2, 2009 17

You'll want to bring an extra pair of pants with you to play this Wii exclusive.

Dante’s Inferno to be released in February

Gaming News Video Games

August 18, 2009 10

The Divine Comedy will take you to the depths of Hell.

E3 2009: Hands-on with Dead Space Extraction

John M. Guilfoil

Previews Video Games

June 3, 2009 23

Blast plays EA's Dead space prequel and chats with the developer

Dead Space: Extraction trailer is frighteningly awesome

Gaming News Video Games

May 29, 2009 5

Pee your pants on Wii this year with the prequel to the award winning horror game.

Dead Space: Extraction Screens: Oh so Scary

Gaming News Video Games

May 5, 2009 620

EA dropped a handful of screens in our lap today. Hit the jump for pant-soiling goodness!

EA renames Redwood Shores a more edgy Visceral Games

Gaming News Video Games

May 5, 2009 20

Electronic Arts stake a claim for action, intensity, and excellence with the renaming of the studio.

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