A trippy and trancey experience right at home? “Every Extend Extra Extreme†(E4) will take players on a journey that is visionary, exuberating and anything but relaxing and will even let players play to their own favorite music! The latest creation from Q Entertainment, best known for its blockbuster franchise Lumines, E4 is a unique, action-packed puzzle shooter where the goal is to self-destruct, create large chain reactions of explosions by defeating your enemies, which will ultimately extend the life of the game. The game is scheduled to arrive later this year on the Xbox Live Arcade.
E4 promises a highly addictive experience that is driven by its mixture of outrageous, mind-bending visuals, high-quality sound and gameplay. The presentation will be in high definition with the support of 5.1 surround sound will provide a clubbing experience right in the living room. It’s not known if this is a new version of Every Extend Extra (EEE) on PSP or if it has all-new levels. The new modes sound cool though.
“E4†key features and modes:
* E4, The Game – The core of this game, where your objective is to self-destruct and aim for large chain reactions. Your stock (life) is unlimited, so use perfect timing to detonate and score as high as you can.　Picking up the right items at the right time will lead you to a whole new experience of the game.
* S4, Wiz ur Muzik – A mode where you can implement your favorite music from a CD and enjoy a customized E4 experience.
* H4, Versus Live – Full online multiplayer play over Xbox Live where you can battle your friends head-to-head.
* Full suite of online leaderboards.
* Achievements and Gamerscore.
Poor Tetsuya Mizuguchi, before E4 was announced at the Game Developers Conference, many rumored his new Xbox Live Arcade game would be a Rez sequel, which is what they always say! Rumors still persist that Microsoft might be talking to Sega and Tetsuya about re-releasing Rez on Xbox Live Arcade and planning Rez 2 as a downloadable game as well. Time will tell if that turns out to be true.
Via GAF