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InstantAction To Get In-Game Commerce Via Live Gamer

Submitted by: Got Haggis? @ 11:01 AM | Tuesday, February 26, 2008 | (url: http://www.gamasu...)

GarageGames and IAC have announced a new partnership with Live Gamer to bring in-game commerce to its new InstantAction.com 3D web-gaming initiative, via the latter's publisher-supported, secure platform for real money trading of virtual property.

The Next Tribes?

Submitted by: BugsPray @ 10:07 PM | Wednesday, January 16, 2008 | (url: http://pc.ign.com...)

Want another Tribes game? It's looking like Fallen Empire: Legions might scratch that itch, a title by GarageGames, a company founded by four ex-Dynamix (Starsiege: Tribes developer) employees. Fallen Empire appears to be at least somewhat similar to Tribes, mostly because of its visual style and because it apparently has jetpacks. It'll be made available through InstantAction, a service that lets players play 3D action games in web browser. We didn't have a chance to play, but did get the opportunity to lob a few questions at Tim Aste, project director for Fallen Empire: Legions to get a basic sense of what the game is and how how it will work.

Multiplayer FPS confirmed by Garage Games for InstantAction

Submitted by: FalseMyrmidon @ 08:16 PM | Monday, November 19, 2007 | (url: http://www.tribal...)

Still not 100% confirmed (supposedly it could still randomly turn into Marble Blast Extreme) but it is from a GG employee. Also no confirmation on whether it has Jetpacks or not.

you probably saw some of those interviews Josh Williams did where he said we were doing a online FPS game for InstantAction. He is a jerk for that, but he was correct.

I'm working with a team of 5 core people, plus a few other employees part-time on this and other stuff, and a few external contractors. We aren't doing anything huge, just a fun online game, similar in size to something you might see on Steam. We plan on doing lots of open beta stuff as IA gives us a lot of cool upsides. We plan to make the game very open and mod-able once we have the core done, user content, etc.

Instant Action Q&A at Gamespot

Submitted by: FalseMyrmidon @ 07:06 AM | Thursday, November 8, 2007 | (url: http://www.gamesp...)

GS: So once people get into these games, how are they going to be paying?

JW: For some games, we might just stick with the unit sales thing where we're charging $10, $15, $20 or whatever it is for a title. If we're updating a game all the time, and it makes sense for that particular game, then we can do subscriptions.

GS: So with that rumor circulating of GarageGames working on a game in the vein of Starsiege Tribes, InstantAction is more geared toward these type of gamers. Have anything to say on that game, by the way?

JW: We're still sticking with our official "no comment" response for now. But, we are working on a FPS, and that's all I'll say for now.

Tribes-like Shooter Coming to InstantAction.com from GarageGames

Submitted by: Teratos @ 12:21 AM | Thursday, October 25, 2007 | (url: http://www.shackn...)

Though several titles have been announced for GarageGames' web-based 3D gaming venture InstantAction.com, what could certainly be the most anticipated title has yet to be unveiled. A source close to GarageGames told Shacknews a team-based online shooter in the vein of Dynamix' Starsiege: Tribes will be coming to the gaming service soon from GarageGames' own developers.

Tribes on your browser.

GarageGames to Focus on In-browser 3D Gaming; Majority Stake Acquired by IAC

Submitted by: Darmok & Jalad @ 01:02 AM | Tuesday, September 18, 2007 | (url: http://shacknews....)

cya torque

tribes is beyond dead now.

Legions: Not anytime soon.

Submitted by: Calipso @ 11:38 AM | Thursday, February 1, 2007 | (url: http://www.tribal...)

Tim Aste of GarageGames posted in the tribes talk subforum reciently and had a couple things to say about legions. It seems like they had alot on their plate in 2006 and most likely 2007 aswell. Heres hopeing they find the time to create us a game so that we can get 1999 back.