Bizarre Creations is famous for two games: Project Gotham Racing and Geometry Wars, both of which have the power to induce headaches with fast-paced gameplay. When Bizarre Creations announced Blur, we didn’t really know what to think or the game, because it sounded like an extension or sequel to Project Gotham Racing 4, but it looks like Blur will focus more on street racing than circuit racing.

Good for Bizarre for not straying from the formula. The PGR series is really fun, and I have a feeling they could strike another hit with Blur. The trailer doesn’t show much (if any, really) gameplay, but it definitely leaves a lot to be desired- literally. I want to know more about this game, but until Bizarre and Activision open up, all we have is the trailer and some screen shots you can see after the jump. Read more…

As if you didn’t have enough games backtracked to carry you into the New Year, today, at an event hosted by Massive Inc., Activision announced a shitload of new games, though they’re mostly sequels to old titles. Hit the jump for the full details. Read more…

Bizarre Creations’ perspective on the action genre made The Club an intriguing inclusion on the release schedules. They lack the genre-experience for this game to be conventionally interesting; it’s a new type of product from a developer known for racing and two-dimensional retro. Read more…