Tagged with: Metro: Last Light

Oh noes, one of our first casualties! We heard that Metro: Last Light on the Wii U would not launch alongside the other versions of the game, but now Mark Madsen of THQ has said the game is not even in development.

The port could still happen and as they write the code for the game they are trying to “maximise” the amount of it to be compatible with the Wii U. For the time being though, the developers:

…really wanted to focus on what we knew, focus on PS3, 360 and PC.

And it’s a shame. I hope we see the project re-confirmed in the future. I’m doubtful though.

Huw Beynon of THQ has confirmed that while they have “been working on the Wii U version” of Metro: Last Light, they’re:

…focusing on current-gen or existing platforms and PC, so it’s unlikely that the Wii U verson will come out at the same time as those formats.

And I’m thinking this will be an (unfortunately) common-thread during E3 2012. A lot of cool, third-party announcements, but also release dates that are further back than we’d like.

THQ released a live-action trailer for Metro: Last Light a few days ago and now, in the video after the break, you can see how it was made through a “behind the scenes” feature. You might want to check it out.

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They released a teaser a few days ago, and now THQ has released a full, live-action trailer for Metro: Last Light. You can watch it after the break.

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THQ has released a live-action trailer for Metro: Last Light. The game itself is coming to the Wii U in 2013, but you can check out the trailer after the break for the time being.

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THQ has launched a teaser website for Metro Last Light, which we know is coming to the Wii U. The website features a teaser, revealing that a live action short film for the game will be released in just over eight days on May 24th. When it is released, I’ll post it here, but you can click here to check out the website yourself.

THQ has announced that Metro: Last Light, which is coming to the Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Wii U, has been delayed until early 2013. Darksiders 2, however, is still set for a release this year.