Back in 2006, a top secret project was undertaken. It was a new Crusader game for the Sony PSP, developed by Outsider Development. Its title was Crusader: No Pity and was going to single-handedly revitalize our beloved series. Unfortunately, the project was canned.

I've actually known about the game since it first started development, and was given video of the game in 2007. More on that later.

But I've been pointed towards something totally new to me. Our friend Retroplayer for The Gaming Liberty received a special present from Crusader composer Andrew Sega. It was a new version of the Crusader theme for No Pity. So without further ado, the latest and most official thing Crusader related since 1997 is now unveiled.

Check out the song here.

Oh, so about the video. I uploaded it to my YouTube account. You can check it out here.

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Retroplayer has conducted an interview with numerous Crusader alumni for The Gaming Liberty, including Tony Zurovec, Marco Perella, Mark Vittek and numerous others. The article is mainly about the making of the game, which is, of course, very interesting to us Crusader fans.

Part 1
Part 2

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Halloween's coming. As such, pumpkin carving is at its... highest.

Nothing can top this.



Many thanks to GOG.com's ceemdee.

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THIS JUST IN!

The secret game "Project Redlime" has been revealed.

The franchise EA and Starbreeze Studios are reviving is...


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We'll get 'em next time!

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CD Projekt's Good Old Games is a new service that sells exactly what the title implies... good old (PC) games. Each game is fully compatible with XP & Vista, and tons of other goodies are included with the purchases, including the soundtrack of the game, wallpapers, and buddy icons. It has entered its early access beta test, where users signed up can purchase titles from their catalogue and post on their message boards. A particular thread on their message board has caught my eye... Requesting games for their service. And you all know what games should be offered, now don't you? CRUSADER!

Sign up for the Good Old Games service and request for the Crusader games to be put in their catalogue!

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