Visceral Games is hiring a Senior Environment Artist for a position relating to the Dead Space franchise. The listing has been spotted on CreativeHeads.

The interesting part of this news is that the artist will immediately start work on a project for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and an “unannounced” platform. There have been Dead Space 3 rumors flying around recently… and Wii U could handle that title with ease. Perhaps EA intends to develop a port for the upcoming console.

The only question is, would EA consider bringing a second Dead Space game to a Nintendo console? Dead Space Extraction completely bombed on Wii, though to be fair, it was an on-rails shooter and wasn’t what fans had expected. At the same time, there’s no denying that Extraction was a high-quality title.

Ultimately we don’t even have a confirmation that this is Dead Space 3-related, nor do we know that the “unannounced” platform is Wii U. They’re strong assumptions, but in the end they are just guesses!

Thanks to Jake for the tip!

Batman: Arkham City footage showing Mad Hatter

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Off-screen Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games footage

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Hiku-osu footage

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Hopefully this game will be made available on the North American/European eShops soon…

Rayman Origins 3DS basically the same as the Wii version

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Ubisoft hasn’t said too much about the 3DS version of Rayman Origins. Apparently, though, it’ll be just like the Wii title. Ubisoft’s Gabrielle Shrager explained in an interview that “the content is roughly the same” in both versions.

“We designed all versions of the game to allow you to experience the full game no matter the platform. The experience of playing on the Wii and the 3DS is obviously quite different, but the content is roughly the same. Same worlds, same structure, same challenges, same levels, same enemies, optimised for the system. Rayman Origins is really well-suited to the 3DS display, due to our 2D ‘layered’ approach to the environments; it’s very immersive.”

In some ways I’m more interested in the 3DS edition. I’m very interested to see how the 3D looks in that version…

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