TimeGate Studios

Drop in on Section 8 Prejudice with the developers who made the game and the XBLA Fans Staff this Sunday from 5pm to 8pm EST. You can expect to …
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Section 8: Prejudice developer TimeGate Studios is looking for the community’s help in unlocking a new game mode. When the total number of online kills for both PC and XBLA reaches ten million, …
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The stellar Xbox Live Arcade shooter Section 8: Prejudice is getting its first title update. The patch addresses stability issues as well as some server-based issues. A full list can be seen after the jump. Coinciding with the update are a handful of hotfixes for the game. Ranked Swarm matches can now be played with two players, and servers will be more likely to try to keep friends of party members together when auto-balancing a game. If you haven’t checked out Prejudice yet, take a look at our review of the game, then give it a spin. You won’t be disappointed.

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TimeGate Studios announced today that Section 8: Prejudice players can now rent their own dedicated servers. TimeGate has team up with GameServers.com to provide PC-based dedicated servers for Prejudice. …
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Section 8: Prejudice was developed and published by TimeGate Studios. It was released April 20, 2011 for 1200MSP. A copy of the game was provided by the developer/publisher for review purposes.

It’s a rare thing when a game can be recommended before even going into a review. It has to be top-notch; not just any old game could set such a standard. Enter Section 8: Prejudice, a game so amazing that it may very well be to Xbox Live Arcade what Goldeneye and Perfect Dark were to the Nintendo 64. TimeGate Studios has a never-to-be-forgotten hit on their hands, one that everyone will cherish for years to come.

The game is set in a future where Earth’s resources have been used up and mankind has colonized other planets. It centers around two factions, Section 8 and the Arm of Orion. The Arm seeks to wreak havoc and terror on humanity, seeking payback for wrongs committed in days past. It features a solid campaign as well as two strong multiplayer modes.

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Timegate Studios Inc. has officially announced the release date for its upcoming shooter Section 8: Prejudice, a downloadable followup to its 2009 title Section 8.  The game will release …
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TimeGate Studios has released their second behind the scenes video for their upcoming XBLA shooter, Section 8: Prejudice. It’s more tongue-in-cheek “comedy” mixed in with some great details about …
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Timegate Studios revealed via their Section 8: Prejudice twitter account that their upcoming third person shooter will be released on Xbox Live Arcade on April 20, 2011 for 1200MSP. …
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TimeGate Studios have put together a … err … “loosey goosey” behind the scenes video in which self-proclaimed single lady Joy Gohring interviews members of TimeGate on the design …
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Section 8 was a flawed gem. A diamond in the rough relegated mostly to bargain bins, the original Section 8 pushed new ideas into the first person shooter genre. It overcame minor bugs, mixed reviews and the stigma of being a full priced multiplayer only game, developing a small cult following along the way. Section 8 is back and ready to do an orbital drop again, but this time TimeGate Studios is rewriting the rules.

With the freedom that self publishing gives them, TimeGate Studios is pushing the boundaries of what has been traditionally accepted as normal. Section 8 Prejudice is a fully fledged sequel to Section 8; however, it will be released on Xbox Live Arcade in early 2011 for 1200 Microsoft Points ($15), nearly a fraction of the cost of the original. The transition from a $60 retail product to an Xbox Live Arcade sequel is a new one in this industry. We had some trepidation that the production values would suffer or that the game might feel too much like a rehash of the first, but that was all alleviated when we went hands on with Prejudice this past week.

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