Line-up announcements for E3 2005 continue to trickle in, mere days before the show's start on Wednesday the 18th; Sega and Vivendi are the two latest and possibly the two last to confirm what games the companies will have available on the show floor.
Sega will have a wide range of genres represented in its 10 games, which include two original titles for the newly-revealed Xbox 360.
Condemned: Criminal Origin is a Monolith-created first-person melee game along the lines of
Chronicles of Riddick, where the player tracks down a serial killer, while
Full Auto is an Pseudo Interactive-developed arcade-style racer with weaponry and destructible environments.
On current-generation system, Sega is offering
Gunstar Super Heroes for Game Boy Advance,
NHL Eastside Hockey Manager 2005 on PC,
Phantasy Star Universe for PlayStation 2 and PC, the machinegun-toting
Shadow the Hedgehog on PS2, GameCube, and Xbox,
Shining Force Neo for PS2,
Spartan: Total Warrior for PS2, Xbox, and GameCube, Sumo Digital's
Virtua Tennis: World Tour for PSP, and
Worldwide Soccer Manager 2006 for PC.
Vivendi Universal Games is particuarly pushing 7 major titles in its booth, though only one of them is listed as being in development for the Xbox 360.
Scarface: The World Is Yours will appear on Microsoft's next-generation console as well as PC, PS2, and Xbox. Apart from that,
Starcraft: Ghost will make another E3 outing, though there's still no expected release date attached;
World of Warcraft will endure on PC;
50 Cent: Bulletproof is confirmed as a gritty urban action title for Xbox and PS2 in 2005 and PSP in 2006;
F.E.A.R. for PC;
Crash Tag Team Racing continues the Naughty Dog-denuded series for PS2, Xbox, GameCube, Nintendo DS, and PSP; and finally, Radical's freeform take on
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction will be shown for PS2, Xbox, and GameCube.
