The game title is “Project Mercury”, and will be exposed during one of the panels. And on the panel you will meet lead designer Ken Rolston, executive creator of worlds R.A. Salvatore and Todd McFarlane and Schilling as the executive art director.

The company will present the game’s first trailer in addition to revealing the name.
Schilling formed the studio back in 2006, their first game will be a single player Role Playing Game with 38 Studios as the developer, subsidiary Big Huge Games, with EA set as the publisher.

Schilling studio also developing an MMO codename Copernicus, which take the same place as Mercury. However right Mercury under development for the PS3, Xbox 360, PC.
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Hording Pizza

Entry location: At the house.
Call for pizza. When the delivery man of pizza is arriving, don’t accept the pizza. Let it be. Eventually, the delivery man will leaves the pizza on the front terrace. You can pile up a lot of pizzas there as many as you want. If your Sims hungry, only tell them to put the pizza. This pizza will never get spoiled.
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Blizzard prides one of the largest and most betrothed user publics of any developer in the world. The advantages of such a following are clear, but the downside becomes equally stark when the corporation runs afoul of its user base.

The corporation yesterday launched its new Real ID system, a service that permits friends to effortlessly adhere each other’s actions in Blizzard games like World of Warcraft. It also announces cross-game chat and social networking features that permit users to see not just their friends, but also their friends’ friends.

However, Blizzard is obliging users to enroll for the service with their real names. And starting with the Starcraft II message boards this month, the developer is changing its forums to oblige users to post under their Real ID names. Blizzard fans expressing privacy attentions–and those abolishing such worries–have flocked to the company’s still-anonymous official forums, merging to generate more than 30,000 messages in a 1,500-pages-long thread.
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Blizzard has launched the 2010 Global Writing Contest and from now they start to accept article submissions from fans. Write an interesting narration about 3 franchises that belonging to the Blizzard and get a chance to win the ticket to visit Blizzard in Irvine, California. Don’t be late, this contest will be ended at August 23, 2010.
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The new PS3 update, firmware update 3.40, was announced to be available “soon” by Sony, and is now on the way to go live. Firmware update 3.40 comes with support for their new announced PlayStation Plus and a new XMB. The photo gallery is now advanced with sharing capabilities, enabling you to upload your photos to Facebook and Picasa, view and leave a comment on photos, and share photos with your PSN friends. It also brings a new “Video Editor and Uploader” letting you to direct upload your video to Facebook and YouTube.

Aside from these new media sharing options, users can now give a rating for PlayStation Network Store titles with up to 5 stars. Users are now also have access to much more power-saving settings, like default automatic-turnoff feature. read more →