Rifts game

[Spriggan]

Well as Alex and others have said before, if this game does well you can expect more.  So there's a good chance of getting something better looking, though up to date graphics doesn't allwayse mean great game.  I would just like a chance to play this since it does look good.

[mulchNator]

AMEN to THAT!

[Alex Marciniszyn]

Well, the people at gamespot.com named Rifts: Promise of Power "Best N-Gage game" and gave it their E3 2005 "Best of Show" award. Now here's your chance to join some chats with the people behind the game.

Join the fun! June 17, check out the online chat with Rifts: Promise of Power Producer Shane Neville, and Creative Director Trent Ward, and find out just how faithful the N-Gage game will be to the pen and paper RPG. Then, on June 23, pick the brain of Rifts creator Kevin Siembieda himself. All of the details are here
http://www.palladiumbooks.com/press/POPChats.html




Alex Marciniszyn,
Palladium Books

[JP Dogberry]

Best N-Gage game! That means the game be worth at least, ooh, half a clock to get that title!

Of course, it could be much better than that, I just know the level of the average N-gage game.

[Tage]

Bad JP, be nice to the Palladium people.

Really though, I'm happy the Rifts game is doing well on the N-Gage, but with this recent success, wouldn't it make sense to start developing for platforms that have a broader market presence?

[Fellfrosch]

I'm sure they plan to.

I read that Gamespot thing a few days ago, and they went to far as to say that the Rifts game was not only good, but good enough to convince a lot of new people to buy an N-Gage just so they can play it. I'm very pleased, and I hope it does well.