n-Space, developer of the Activision published DS title Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Defiance (hooray for double colons), had some harsh words for Official Nintendo Magazine in response to the review of the game which they posted on their Facebook wall. The writer of the message specifically pointed out a line which questions why the game is on Nintendo’s last gen handheld instead of the 3DS. n-Space responded with some criticisms of their own for the publication. The full quote is below.
The first gameplay trailer for the upcoming 3DS game Heroes of Ruin has been released. If you don’t remember or know what this game is, it’s a very ambitious 3DS game from n-Space. The game has a lot of great features like 4-player online co-op, SpotPass features, and more really cool social features. For more information, check out a recent preview Cubed3 did.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has been confirmed for the Nintendo DS, and the game is in the hands of a developer that has had a lot of experience with the franchise. N-Space will be handling the title, and this will be their fifth Call of Duty game for the DS they have worked on.
A few days ago we revealed some information on Square Enix and n-Spaces upcoming 3DS game Heroes of Ruin. We found out the game was a four-player co-op online game that featured voice chat. We also found out some other things, but we still didn’t know a lot about the title.
Today we have the first screenshots, detailed information, and a pointless teaser trailer. The game sounds to be an action RPG that you can play with anyone around the world.
I went back to n-Space’s Facebook page after seeing the art they posted on their upcoming game Heroes of Ruin, hoping to find more information, but I was a bit surprised at what I found. I think n-Space got a little too excited over their next game and revealed it earlier than Square Enix would have liked because the post has been removed. Now when you got to n-Space’s Facebook page you are greeted to a status update they did right before the reveal.
I hope Square Enix isn’t too peeved!