NEWS - Wednesday, February 20, 2002
Bruce Lee for Q3 2002
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif., February 19, 2002 – Universal Interactive, Inc. announced today from Vivendi Universal Games’ First Annual Games Faire at the Chateau de Méry-sur-Oise that it plans to release an action-adventure title, "Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon" inspired by the legendary martial artist Bruce Lee for the Xbox video game system from Microsoft in third quarter 2002.For the first time ever, Bruce Lee fans will be able to play as the master on a next generation video game console. The game, being developed by Ronin Entertainment, features an epic storyline reminiscent of Bruce Lee’s movies in which he battles multiple enemies to rescue his kidnapped father and retrieve the mystical Golden Relic, keeper of ancient martial arts secrets. Players must perfect a variety of martial arts styles including Lee’s signature Jeet Kune Do moves as they travel through action-packed gameplay levels set in locales such as Hong Kong and San Francisco.
"Drawing inspiration from the life and artistry of the incomparable Bruce Lee while taking full advantage of the Xbox hardware’s capabilities, ‘Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon’ will feature lush, 3D, hyper-detailed environments and lightning-fast gameplay at blistering frame rates," said Jim Wilson, president of Universal Interactive. "An innovative fighting system promises to deliver the gaming experience that Lee fans have long been waiting for."
Universal Interactive’s game titles are currently distributed and published in more than ten countries in nine languages. Further information about Universal Interactive is available at www.universalinteractive.com.
Source: http://www.universalinteractive.com/
