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Post by sukeats on Jun 7, 2003 13:13:11 GMT 8
from insidedaroll.com "UK publisher SCi has snapped up the rights to publish Rolling, and is due for release on PS2 and Xbox later this year. They haven't released an official date yet but will be before the end of the year" ONlah......now I can finally quit skating - and just virtual skate.
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Post by nickKORR on Jun 8, 2003 12:21:06 GMT 8
thats wat they say last year.....
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Post by sukeats on Jun 8, 2003 16:55:25 GMT 8
well...that company chaplapped.
new developer takin over.
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Post by George on Jun 9, 2003 9:52:12 GMT 8
chaplapped?
nice...
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Post by sukeats on Jun 9, 2003 11:31:12 GMT 8
you is liking my tera-fied english?
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Post by sukeats on Jun 9, 2003 12:40:18 GMT 8
from computerandvideogames.com
Wednesday 4th June 2003 EXCLUSIVE: SCI SNAPS UP RAGE'S ROLLING
New lease of life for the impressive inline skater as the UK publisher gears up for next-gen release - exclusive shots and interview inside
10:52 UK publisher SCi has snapped up the rights to publish extreme sports console title Rolling, we can reveal. Formerly a product of the now defunct UK development and publishing outfit Rage Software, the promising title has been given a new lease of life by SCi and is due for release on PS2 and Xbox later this year.
Marking a refreshing change from the torrent of skateboards, BMXs and snowboards flooding the genre, Rolling offers up the thrills 'n' spills of the inline skating world. Featuring top stars of the discipline, including Jon Julio, Cesar Mora and Fabiola da Silva, Rolling offers numerous modes of play, countless trick options, expansive real-world environments and a single-player career mode built on 'reputation'.
The icing on the cake is an impressive array of video clips featuring the experts in action, backed by a storming set of licensed tracks from the likes of The Hives and Chuck D.
SCi clearly saw potential in the erstwhile Rage product, but we managed to have a brief chat with SCi development director Darren Barnet to get a clearer picture:
Why did SCi choose to pick up Rolling?
Barnet: Because we saw the game was available and were extremely impressed by it and thought it would be an ideal title to add to our portfolio.
We believe you've brought over members of the original team from Rage - can you give us an idea of numbers and who these people are?
Barnet: No. But it's the right amount to complete the game, basically. They're the lead members of the original development team.
How complete is the product currently?
Barnet: It's very complete.
Are you planning any changes to the code yourselves?
Barnet: As I said, we picked it up because it's a very good, complete product, so we're not going to make any changes to it
And the licensing - will that all remain intact?
Barnet: Yes; it's important to us that all the skate stars remain in the game. That's part of the package, basically. It's got the leads of street skating in it and they need to remain in it.
Which formats will you be release Rolling on?
Barnet: PS2 and Xbox.
And when will it release?
Barnet: We're still determining that at present.
As soon as we learn more, we'll let you know. An official announcement is expected later today.
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Post by sukeats on Jun 9, 2003 12:42:00 GMT 8
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Post by sukeats on Aug 15, 2003 17:17:52 GMT 8
  does it even look? like fabiola? looks like some malay gay boy awwww! |
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Post by sukeats on Aug 15, 2003 17:27:03 GMT 8
actually... they all look kinda gay.  is that a mullet?    niiii lagi lah gay...but honestly...pads are your friends... |
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Post by H1ghr0773r on Aug 15, 2003 17:40:54 GMT 8
the 3d character damn kaku man
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Post by sukeats on Aug 15, 2003 17:45:08 GMT 8
but those are early development photos...from early 2002
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Post by Ayman on Aug 15, 2003 21:21:00 GMT 8
can trut mer virtual..........
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Post by H1ghr0773r on Aug 16, 2003 2:08:04 GMT 8
yeah... they could be just simple dimple characters to run the game engines first. they'll then replace later with the fully rendered character
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