Project Eden Site Officially Launched
Eidos Interactive officially launched a new official website for the upcoming PlayStation 2 action title, Project Eden.
Published: April 26, 2001
This week, Eidos Interactive launched a new interactive website dedicated to their upcoming PlayStation 2 action title, Project Eden.
Project Eden has been described as a squad-based action game, which will include many varying adventure elements as well. The game, developed by Core Design, will focus on four playable characters who will possess their own unique attributes. As a squad, you must complete 11 different missions in order to uncover the mystery behind a recent set of disturbances.
Each of the 11 missions will test player's exploration and puzzle solving skills as well as their survival skills. Players will be able to switch from a 1st person to 3rd person perspective. Additional equipment can be controlled by remote operations, in order to access areas that will not be normally accessible by the squad members.
The website features information on the game's storyline and plot, screenshots, information on the technical aspects of the game, along with additional links and downloadable wallpaper and movies. Make sure you have downloaded Macromedia Flash in order to view the site in all its glory. You can click here to view the site.
Project Eden has been set for a North American release date of May 15, 2001. We will have more information on this game as it arrives.
Project Eden has been described as a squad-based action game, which will include many varying adventure elements as well. The game, developed by Core Design, will focus on four playable characters who will possess their own unique attributes. As a squad, you must complete 11 different missions in order to uncover the mystery behind a recent set of disturbances.
Each of the 11 missions will test player's exploration and puzzle solving skills as well as their survival skills. Players will be able to switch from a 1st person to 3rd person perspective. Additional equipment can be controlled by remote operations, in order to access areas that will not be normally accessible by the squad members.
The website features information on the game's storyline and plot, screenshots, information on the technical aspects of the game, along with additional links and downloadable wallpaper and movies. Make sure you have downloaded Macromedia Flash in order to view the site in all its glory. You can click here to view the site.
Project Eden has been set for a North American release date of May 15, 2001. We will have more information on this game as it arrives.
