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News: True Crime Signs More Hollywood TalentActivision continues to pump money into its successful GTA clone franchise.Click here to read the full article Related News: News: True Crime Signs More Hollywood Talent Activision continues to pump money into its successful GTA clone franchise. SEGA Announces Hollywood Talent to Headline Cast of Yakuza Michael Madsen, Michael Rosenbaum, Eliza Dushku, Rachel Leigh Cook, and Mark Hamill Featured in Critically Acclaimed Game Based on Japan’s Underground (PRWEB Jun 18, 2006) Review: True Crime: New York City Like a fifth-floor walk-up on the Lower East Side, True Crime has more than its fair share of bugs. News: Take-Two Pays $25 Million to Keep Top Grand Theft Auto Talent Publisher shells out to secure the future of the GTA series News: Hollywood Reporter Quotes Sony Exec: PS3 to be $300-400 Will the PS3 be as "expensive" as Ken Kutaragi hinted? MMO Players are Crime Target The BBC have a interesting story up about the potential of MMO players being targets for organised criminals. It all seems to be based on an few quotes... Review: Crime Life: Gang Wars Slightly more fun than a weekend in the county lock-up. Media Update: Crime Life: Gang Wars Youll have to wait until next year for a life of crime on your PS2. Flashforward2006 Austin: The Best Place To Find Flash Talent Adobe® Flash® Programmers and Artists are in high demand (PRWEB Aug 19, 2006) Voice123 Introduces New My Preferred Talents Feature for Voice Talent Seekers New feature will make voice over actor search more streamlined. (PRWEB Sep 16, 2006) Are Hollywood and the Computer Game Industry Warming Up to Jesus With Lord of the Rings, The Passion, and now The Chronicles of Narnia, Hollywood is unabashedly going after the profitable Christian market. Now Tercium Entertainment is setting off a similar trend in the computer game industry with “The Living Gospel.” [PRWEB Dec 6, 2005] CelebPoker Crashes the Hollywood Scene at the World Music Awards in LA USA The 2005 World Music Awards was held this week in Los Angeles. Entertainers from around the world made their way down the red carpet, onto the stage and then to the tables for some Texas Hold’em. [PRWEB Sep 6, 2005] |
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