#Prototype 3 release license#
#Prototype 3 release series#

Playing as noted edgelord and general sourpuss Alex Mercer, you try to stop an outbreak of something known as Blacklight, which mutates people into hideous monstrosities. After launching Mind Over Mutant in 2008, Radical sunk their resources into the release of Prototype in 2009. However, Activision gutting Radical arbitrarily would come back to haunt Radical later on, but weвЂ™re getting ahead of ourselves here.

#Prototype 3 release series#

That unannounced game was Scarface 2, as Vivendi President Phil OвЂ™Neil viewed the Scarface series as a key franchise for the company that could spawn вЂњa Scarface 2, a Scarface 3, a Scarface 4, and consecutive iterations of that product as being a really important component of what weвЂ™re trying to do here.вЂќДue to the corporate restructuring, Scarface 2 was cancelled while the development of Prototype and Crash remained unaffected. In 2008, Vivendi were absorbed into Activision to form Activision Blizzard, with Radical at the time working on three projects: Crash: Mind Over Mutant, an at the time unannounced game and Prototype. Ultimate DestructionвЂ™s open world served a great foundation for what Prototype would become, though Prototype would ultimately look a lot more like a Venom/Carnage game than something about a green dude smashing things. Hulk: Ultimate Destruction was an open world sandbox game that saw players control the un-Jolly Green Giant as he rampaged across New York City, and sometimes some random desert area. They also worked on Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, which is about as close as you can get in RadicalвЂ™s back catalogue to a PrototypeвЂ¦ well, prototype. You might not know of Jackie Chan Stuntmaster on the PS1, but you will know Hit & Run.ДЄfter the runaway success of Hit & Run in 2003, Radical would ultimately be acquired by Vivendi Universal, where theyвЂ™d work on a variety of games like Scarface: The World Is Yours, Crash Tag Team Racing and Crash of the Titans. Radical Entertainment were responsible for the development of that game, and of predecessor Road Rage, which is arguably where Radical left their biggest cultural impact. If youвЂ™re still unsure of who Radical Entertainment even were, youвЂ™ll probably be aware of a small game called The Simpsons: Hit & Run.

#Prototype 3 release license#

In their first active year, they managed to secure the license to develop a Terminator game for the NES, which goes to show how dedicated they were to creating licensed games. For the most part, Radical were the team to go to when it came to licensed releases. Prototype was the work of Radical Entertainment, a now defunct Canadian development team that formed back in 1991. Today, weвЂ™re posing the question that probably has an obvious answer: will we ever see a new Prototype game? Prototype might not have been the lengthiest series in the world, but in its short time, it managed to cultivate enough of a following to still be well remembered nearly a decade later, along with earning a HD remaster on PS4, Xbox One and PC. There have been many games over the years that have focused on providing that kind of liberating experience, but thereвЂ™s only been one game that allows you to disguise yourself as an old woman then sneak into a military base and roundhouse kick a soldier 50 ft across New York.

While the release date of Prototype 3 remains in question, but Activision representatives have hinted that the game will be released only on next gen consoles not before 2014.Games offer the chance to experience a true power trip, as you become a superpowered being capable of anything and everything. We meet many military, civilian, who will be able to tell us the story of the original two parts and give some bonuses.

The game Prototype 3 will tell us about the new incident, the outbreak of the virus, ancestor blacklight which quickly spread through the densely populated town. The main character is currently unknown, but we can assume that the main role will play a completely different character, because Alex Mercer and James Heller in the past. Prototype 3 will be developed by a new Studio Activision on a completely new graphics engine which will dig for the player new possibilities in terms of freedom of movement and degradability. Studio Radical Entertainment no longer exists, but the rights to the game remain with Activision, and according to recent reports, she has a desire to continue the series, only releasing it very different.

Prototype 3 WILL be!!!SENSATION!!! (Prototype 2)