October 12, 2007
Massive Entertainment to Release World in
Conflict Broadcast Tool this Monday
Free Download is Ultimate e-Sports Tool;
Allows for Professional Broadcasting of LAN Matches and Tournaments
Sierra Entertainment’s Massive Entertainment will
release the World in Conflict Broadcast Tool this Monday, October 15. The World
in Conflict Broadcast Tool is a free downloadable add-on for World in Conflict
that will provide Vista- and DX10-enabled users with easy-to-use
television-style broadcast options – such as pre-set and custom cameras,
follow-cameras, telestration and other capabilities – that will turn any LAN
game or tournament into a fun-to-watch spectator event.
Click here to download the new World in Conflict
Broadcast Tool.
The World in Conflict Broadcast Tool will also
include the ability to create a film of the broadcasted match directly from the
tool that can be shared with friends, clans or competition.
“World in Conflict’s multiplayer is uniquely fun
to watch with its amazing graphics, tactical strategy and huge explosions, and
everyone at Massive really enjoys watching great matches in the game over the
shoulders of our friends or at events ,” said Martin Walfisz, founder and
president, Massive Entertainment. “We wanted to make it easy for World in
Conflict fans to turn this awesome experience into the best spectator game ever.
Some of the team members at Massive have a background in the TV industry, so
anyone who has ever seen a TV production room will recognize the set up
immediately. The World in Conflict Broadcast Tool will make watching – or
broadcasting — gaming competitions exciting and fun.”
World in Conflict for personal computer hit store
shelves in September to rave reviews, debuting at the top of worldwide PC charts
and instantly becoming the highest-rated RTS game of 2007. The game is now
available at retail outlets worldwide.
The World in Conflict Broadcast Tool will be
available on Monday, October 15, via free download. For more information or to
download the Broadcast Tool on Monday, please visit
www.worldinconflict.com.
