May Release Schedule

28 April 2009

PC

Wanted: Weapons of Fate – May 8

Demigod – May 15

Company of heroes: Anthology Pack – May 15

Spore: Galactic Adventures – May 22

Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising – May 29

Damnation – May 29

Heist  – TBA

Heroes over Europe – TBA

Fuel – TBA

Xbox 360

Wanted: Weapons of Fate – May 8

Guitar Hero: Metallica – May 8

Operations Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising – May 29

Sacred 2: fallen Angel – May 29

Damnation – May 29

Heist – TBA

Heroes over Europe – TBA

Fuel – TBA

PS3

Wanted: Weapons of Fate – May 8

Operations Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising – May 29

Sacred 2: fallen Angel – May 29

Guitar Hero: Metallica – May 29

Damnation – May 29

Heroes over Europe – TBA

Heist – TBA

Fuel – TBA

It seems that each month is quieter than the last in terms of big releases this year. We can’t complain, however, as May actually has a few potential gems in store. Arguably the one to watch this month will be Operation Flashpoint 2, a realistic first person shooter/war simulator. Apart from that, South African PC owners can look forward to Demigod, which has already been out internationally for a while now.

As if RTS fans have not been spoilt enough over the past few months, they will be getting the entire Company of Heroes series bundled neatly in one package.

Things are looking a bit skinny on the console front, with Operation Flashpoint 2 again being the one to watch on both platforms. Racing fans have something to look forward to in Fuel, and RPG fans stranded on console shores will finally get the excellent Sacred 2: Fallen Angel.

Of course Metal fans will be amped for Guitar Hero: Metallica, and a healthy selection of varied titles such as Wanted: Weapons of Fate, Damnation and Heist should make up the number quite nicely. While not being an outstanding month, May promises to have enough to keep a wide range of tastes satisfied.

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