Playable Terminator 3: Redemption Teaser
When Arnie said he’d be back, we didn’t think it’d be so soon.
Purchasers of the Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines game, due for release tomorrow, November 28, are in for some bonus T3 action. A playable demo of next year’s Terminator 3: Redemption title comes with the PS2 and Xbox releases.
Currently in development by Atari-owned own Paradigm Entertainment, Terminator 3: Redemption will feature vehicle and character-based combat and exploration from a third-person perspective and be presented in a larger and more diverse Terminator world. Scheduled for release on PS2, Xbox and Nintendo GameCube, Terminator 3: Redemption will be available summer 2004.
"Terminator 3: Redemption will give gamers an opportunity to experience the world of Terminator like never before - they will go places and do things that have only been hinted at in the films," said Jim Galis, executive producer, Paradigm Entertainment studio. "The Terminator movies have become known for their incredible chase scenes and total destruction - in Terminator 3: Redemption we're going to recreate that moment-by-moment intensity with incredible action-driving only the Terminator license can provide."
Atari has released two ‘work in progress’ images, and here they are.
Currently in development by Atari-owned own Paradigm Entertainment, Terminator 3: Redemption will feature vehicle and character-based combat and exploration from a third-person perspective and be presented in a larger and more diverse Terminator world. Scheduled for release on PS2, Xbox and Nintendo GameCube, Terminator 3: Redemption will be available summer 2004.
"Terminator 3: Redemption will give gamers an opportunity to experience the world of Terminator like never before - they will go places and do things that have only been hinted at in the films," said Jim Galis, executive producer, Paradigm Entertainment studio. "The Terminator movies have become known for their incredible chase scenes and total destruction - in Terminator 3: Redemption we're going to recreate that moment-by-moment intensity with incredible action-driving only the Terminator license can provide."
Atari has released two ‘work in progress’ images, and here they are.
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