No movement in the top three last week as Lego Batman 2 sees its fourth week in first; new release Inversion misses out on a chart position.
Saber Interactive's third-person shooter now arriving for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC this summer; The Inversion Project iOS and Android game due later in the year.
Inversion's Matthew Karch says players should be allowed to sell games they don't want, suggests digital distribution of single-player and multiplayer components for $15 each.
EA takes on the fantasy RPG market with Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning this week.
Namco Bandai pushes Saber Interactive's new Xbox 360, PS3, and PC third-person shooter to early 2012; additional time needed to "polish several key aspects" of the title.
This cover-based shooter may flip you upside down, but does it have what it takes to stand out?
We use gravity to our advantage while checking out some of Inversion's multiplayer offerings for the first time at E3.
We sample Inversion's mix of gravity powers and cover-based gunplay.
We discover that sometimes up is down and down is up in this gravity-defying shooter from developer Saber Interactive.
While not the most original third-person shooter, this game does have a few interesting ideas going for it. Namely, tormenting enemies with gravity.
The development team behind TimeShift shows off its new physics-focused third-person shooter.
Namco Bandai and TimeShift developer crafting new gravity-bending third-person co-op shooter for Sony's and Microsoft's consoles next year.
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