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Stormfront was originally founded as ''Beyond Software'', but changed its name in [[1991]] when the trademark for ''Beyond'' proved difficult to enforce. | Stormfront was originally founded as ''Beyond Software'', but changed its name in [[1991]] when the trademark for ''Beyond'' proved difficult to enforce. | ||
===Highlights 2001- | ===Highlights 2001-2006=== | ||
* ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (video game)|The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers]]'' [[2002]]. Published by [[Electronic Arts]] for [[PlayStation 2|PS2]] and Xbox and based on the [[Peter Jackson]] film from [[New Line Cinema]]. One of the top-selling games of both 2002 and 2003, The Two Towers allows players to join [[Frodo Baggins|Frodo]] and the Fellowship of the Ring in their quest to save [[Middle-earth]] from [[Sauron]]. Players can fight as [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] or [[Gimli]] in this epic adventure that features scenes and music from the first two Lord of the Rings movies, battling [[Orc]]s, the [[Uruk-Hai]], [[Ringwraith]]s and more. Characters can be upgraded with new moves and weapons as players prepare to play a pivotal role in the defense of [[Helm’s Deep]]. The game features extensive unlockable content, including a secret character and level and exclusive interviews with the stars of the films. Winner, [[Academy of Interactive Arts Sciences]] [[Interactive Achievement Awards|Award]] for Outstanding Achievement in Visual Engineering. | * ''[[Eragon]]'' (Holiday season, [[2006]]). To be published by [[Vivendi Universal Games]] for [[Xbox360]], PS2, Xbox and PC, based on the [[Twentieth Century Fox]] movie ''Eragon'', adapted from the best-selling [[Christopher Paolini]] fantasy novel. | ||
* ''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (video game)|The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers]]'' ([[2002]]). Published by [[Electronic Arts]] for [[PlayStation 2|PS2]] and Xbox and based on the [[Peter Jackson]] film from [[New Line Cinema]]. One of the top-selling games of both 2002 and 2003, The Two Towers allows players to join [[Frodo Baggins|Frodo]] and the Fellowship of the Ring in their quest to save [[Middle-earth]] from [[Sauron]]. Players can fight as [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] or [[Gimli]] in this epic adventure that features scenes and music from the first two Lord of the Rings movies, battling [[Orc]]s, the [[Uruk-Hai]], [[Ringwraith]]s and more. Characters can be upgraded with new moves and weapons as players prepare to play a pivotal role in the defense of [[Helm’s Deep]]. The game features extensive unlockable content, including a secret character and level and exclusive interviews with the stars of the films. Winner, [[Academy of Interactive Arts Sciences]] [[Interactive Achievement Awards|Award]] for Outstanding Achievement in Visual Engineering. | |||
* ''[[Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone|Demon Stone]]'' ([[2004]]). Published by [[Atari]] for PS2, Xbox and PC. A lone fighter, a brash sorcerer, a beautiful hot-tempered rogue. Players can switch which of the three characters they control “on the fly” at any moment to battle an onslaught of enemies. Based on Stormfront’s sophisticated game engine used in The Lord of the Rings, advanced AI consistently guides the characters you don’t control, allowing the player to jump from hero to hero to pick the ideal character to play in order to defeat large and dangerous enemies. The game was nominated for several Academy of Interactive Arts Sciences Interactive Achievement Awards and [[BAFTA]] Awards. | * ''[[Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone|Demon Stone]]'' ([[2004]]). Published by [[Atari]] for PS2, Xbox and PC. A lone fighter, a brash sorcerer, a beautiful hot-tempered rogue. Players can switch which of the three characters they control “on the fly” at any moment to battle an onslaught of enemies. Based on Stormfront’s sophisticated game engine used in The Lord of the Rings, advanced AI consistently guides the characters you don’t control, allowing the player to jump from hero to hero to pick the ideal character to play in order to defeat large and dangerous enemies. The game was nominated for several Academy of Interactive Arts Sciences Interactive Achievement Awards and [[BAFTA]] Awards. | ||
* ''[[Blood Wake]]'' for [[Xbox]] ([[2001]]). A featured title in [[Microsoft]]’s launch of the Xbox, Blood Wake is a fast-action naval combat game with real wakes and waves and the most striking water effects created on a [[video game console]]. Players battle enemy gunboats in 28 single-player missions and several multi-player modes. A wide variety of boats, weapons, environments, weather and waves generate a wide variety of play experiences. The game later became part of the Xbox Platinum line of classic hits. | * ''[[Blood Wake]]'' for [[Xbox]] ([[2001]]). A featured title in [[Microsoft]]’s launch of the Xbox, Blood Wake is a fast-action naval combat game with real wakes and waves and the most striking water effects created on a [[video game console]]. Players battle enemy gunboats in 28 single-player missions and several multi-player modes. A wide variety of boats, weapons, environments, weather and waves generate a wide variety of play experiences. The game later became part of the Xbox Platinum line of classic hits. | ||
