Q Entertainment working on new music title; Atari to publish Xbox 360 Q Entertainment compilation
Atari is to publish a brand new music title on the Wii being developed by cult Japanese studio Q Entertainment. Little is known of the game, which is currently being referred to as ‘QJ’ – but with Tetsuya Mizuguchi at the helm (who was the man behind cult hits such as Sega Rally, Space Channel 5, Rez, Lumines and Every Extend Extra) the game is sure to be notable.
Atari is also set to publish a boxed retail Xbox 360 compilation entitled Q3 that will include Xbox Live Arcade hits Rez HD, Lumines Live and Every Extend Extra Extreme.
The bundle has been given a tentative price of €30, which should equate to £20-£25 in the UK.
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