Dinosaurus

Dinosaurus is coming along nicely, but the digital version of Ubisoft's third person action game has yet to be revealed.

However, it's interesting that Dinosaurus is being made into an actual game, the most important of which is apparently the addition of friends . What's this like without some nice voice acting?

We've all seen an action game (and Dark Messiah of Might and Magic ) that has a great sense of humour, and it'd be easy to get carried away with Dinosaurus.

However, Modus producer Danny Richardson revealed this to PC Gamer recently.

"We have the development team of Davidex. They are from an original game in Montreal. We are looking into adding in a bunch of new things, but it's been a long time since the last D-D game," Richardson told us. "And, as we've done with Age of Mythology , they've still been playing the game for ages. They are a very talented bunch of guys, we have experienced many hours of work.

"There are a lot of cool ideas coming in, but we are focused on a single game that we are proud of. We have a lot of ideas coming in, so we have a lot of ideas for a single game. I've been doing more work with games, so I think you can see the influence we have had on what we are now doing."

"I think some of the things we have in the development team will be things we're all excited about," he continued. "They've been thinking about stuff for some time, and it really feels like we are a small team. But with so many ideas coming in, I think it's going to be a long time before anything that will be in the game."

"It's going to be a long time before we get there. There will probably be another one or two. But I don't think it will be a long time. But it's going to be a long time. We have a lot of ideas coming in and you'll hear from us, I hope!"

"Yeah, we're going to get there," he added. "It's going to be a long time before we get there. But with the amount of stuff we have, we have a lot of ideas for things that we are excited about. But I think that's about the only thing we have to announce for now."

As we discussed his point above, QuakeCon 2008 will run August 19-23 at the Mesquite Convention Center in Mesquite, Texas. It will include a wide range of attendees, including panelists from a number of the larger game companies, which included Bethesda, id Software, 3D Realms, Shiny Entertainment, BioWare, and Take-Two Interactive. This year's event will also be held in partnership with Paris Games Week, which runs August 21-23, and that's where attendees can enter to win prizes such as early access to the Grand Masquerade, Doom 3, and the unannounced Rock Band 4 songs.

For more information on the "amazing event," including live broadcasts, visit the official QuakeCon website.

What kind of surprises will id Software have planned for the event? QuakeCon 2008 will return to Las Vegas from October 1-4, and will feature some major Quake-related news.

QuakeCon 2008 will run September 8-13, with a panel and panel that includes id Software's Todd Hollenshead, id Software cofounder John Carmack, Quake 3 Team Lead Chris Sheng, Bethesda's marketing director Todd Hollenshead, and id Software design director Todd Hollenshead. The other news id will have to offer during QuakeCon 2008 includes the announcement of the return of Commander Keen, a new Quake game and Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil.

What will id Software have planned for QuakeCon 2008? Todd Hollenshead, id Software cofounder, and id Software cofounder will answer questions about Quake III: Resurrection of Evil, Quake 3: Resurrection of Evil, and the future of the Doom franchise. We'll also be providing more information on QuakeCon 2008's online plans--we'll be getting more details about QuakeCon 2008 as they are released.

QuakeCon 2008 takes place on November 5, and the first details of what will be on show have been announced. QuakeCon 2008 will start at 5 p.m. on the 13th in Los Angeles, and the QuakeCon 2008 line-up will include the Quake 4, the Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil, and Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil. QuakeCon 2008 will also have two separate online events--one focused on Quake Live and the other on Quake Arena--as well as two and four player deathmatch tournaments for Quake III: Team Arena and Quake Live.

The next QuakeCon will take place on August 20-21 in Dallas, Texas, and August 23-28 in Houston, Texas.