Apparently, it's been revealed, by French actress Priscilla Liaud, that Quantic Dream's next game is titled Infraworld. Now based on the title, one could assume that game is going to deal with some type of infastructure. In fact, one should assume that the game will incorporate what was seen in the Kara tech demo. It's a logical assumption as Kara was being produced to enter into one. It could very well be based on the world in which Kara was in.

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EA has confirmed Need For Speed: Most Wanted via the above screenshot and box art. As well as the announcement that footage of the game would be shown at E3 2012. The game is a rework of the 2005 game rather than a sequel. This Need For Speed: Most Wanted is being developed by Criterion instead of Black Box (Most Wanted's original developer) so it's possible the game might not live up to it's original version.

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There’s now also universal pickups for ammo around the world, which is confirmed to be Tau Volantis.

New Necromorph enemies will debut like Fodder, Feeders and something called by Visceral the Snow Beast, as well as a 30 story Necromorph centipede called the Nexus.

Feeders are described as “what happens when a human isn’t actually infected by a Swarm or by a Divider head,” according to Visceral, “but by necessity ends up eating the flesh of a turned necro.” For the Fodder, depending on how you kill them, they will transform into two different Necromorphs.
Visceral’s said in the magazine it’s aiming to have DS3 less linear than both 1 and 2, adding it wants the player to be able to find large environments and “unique beta missions” that aren’t required to complete the game.

Dead Space 3 is set for a February launch, according to GI. More details will be announced at EA’s press conference tomorrow evening.