Wolverine Studios Announces Music Wars Rebirth

[Ben E Lou]

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Wolverine Studios Announces
Music Wars Rebirth


Michigan, June 24, 2008. Wolverine Studios, a developer of simulation games, is proud to announce our first foray outside the sporting world. Wolverine Studios is excited to announce our newest title: Music Wars Rebirth.



Music Wars Rebirth is the creation of Antuan Johnson who is happy to be bringing his music industry simulator to Wolverine Studios. Music Wars Rebirth allows players to create and manage their own record label by giving them the opportunity to both manage the financial state of their company as well as managing aspects of the artists signed to their label. The in-depth game play allows the user to track all aspects of the career of an artist as they take them from unknown talent to global superstar while catapulting their label to the top of the music industry.



Antuan began working on the Music Wars series in 2004 with a series of freeware releases. His most recent version, Music Wars 3, registered tens of thousands of downloads among various freeware and shareware sites. Fans of the series have called the games “addictive” and “brilliant” and Wolverine Studios President Gary Gorski says “I’m very excited about this new opportunity for both Antuan and our company. We’ve looked for opportunities to expand outside of our traditional sports-orientated games and I think this game will be a huge success for our company.”



More details and discussion about the game will be available from Wolverine Studios’ company website at www.wolverinestudios.com (http://www.wolverinestudios.com/)


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About Wolverine Studios
Wolverine Studios is a developer of sports and non-sports simulation video games for the computer. Wolverine Studios was founded by Gary Gorski, President & Lead Game Developer. Wolverine Studios has produced four titles since its inception in 2006: Total Pro Golf, Total Pro Golf 2, Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball and Draft Day Sports: College Basketball. Currently in production are Draft Day Sports: Pro Football, Draft Day Sports: Baseball and Music Wars Rebirth.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
CONTACT:
Jamie Gorski
Wolverine Studios
[email protected]

[King of New York]

Sounds interesting--anyone have any experience with the earlier freeware/shareware versions?

[Neon_Chaos]

Is this related to the old Chartwars sim? Or is Music Wars a different program?

[Flasch186]

interesting

[spleen1015]

Come on. You can't announce shit without a couple of screenshots!

[muns]

That is interesting. Ill keep an eye on it. Chart wars way back was something fun for a bit if i remember correctly.

[Icy]

Come on. You can't announce shit without a couple of screenshots!

Be patient, here is the logo to open your appetite :)

http://www.wolverinestudios.com/mwr/musicwarslogo.png

[Icy]

Btw, to avoid confusions, Music Wars Rebirth is not a sequel to Chartwars nor related to it, it's a totally different game by a different programmer that is also based on the music business niche.

[RedKingGold]

Hmm....I'm always open to something a little bit different. Sounds interesting.

Will be following the progress.

[bbor]

So uhh..it won;t be free anymore i guess:)

[korme]

Sounds sweet, I remember playing all those old freeware games.

[Ben E Lou]

Wolverine Studios Reveals

Music Wars Rebirth Feature List



Michigan, July 22, 2008. Wolverine Studios, a developer of simulation games, is excited to provide the first details about our upcoming music industry simulation Music Wars Rebirth.

Music Wars Rebirth will contain the following features:

vCheck out the “interactive mode” and see how critics and audiences react to your artist’s material.

vRealistic record sales across six locations - sales are influenced by population, economy and seasonal trends.

vSend your artists into the studio to craft an award winning record or strategically have them rush out their next release to capitalize on market trends.

vExtensive discography and history of bands to track any artist’s career from start to finish.

vArrange your band’s next local or international tour or have them participate in music festivals in hopes of reaching new audiences.

vDetailed and realistic music charts to track the weekly progress of your record releases.

vRelease your greatest hits, albums, and singles across six regions (USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia, and Japan.)

vExecutive control over your band’s writing process; choose the song writers, the genre, subject and more.

vManage every detail of the recording process from the studio to the producer and decide which songs make the final cut.

vStrategically decide the best way to promote your upcoming releases whether it’s a costly advertising campaign, a national tour or a run through the media circuit.

vOversee the financial aspects of your record label and see what you need to do to stay out of the red.

vIn game editor that allows you to create and mod your own music universe. Customize everything from artists to song titles.

More details and discussion about the game will be available from Wolverine Studios’ company website at www.wolverinestudios.com (http://www.wolverinestudios.com)


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About Wolverine Studios
Wolverine Studios is a developer of sports and non-sports simulation video games for the computer. Wolverine Studios was founded by Gary Gorski, President & Lead Game Developer. Wolverine Studios has produced four titles since its inception in 2006: Total Pro Golf, Total Pro Golf 2, Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball and Draft Day Sports: College Basketball. Currently in production are Draft Day Sports: Pro Football, Draft Day Sports: Baseball and Music Wars Rebirth.

[twothree]

A link to the Music Wars Dev Blog. It does not have much info since opening in 2006.

http://musicwarsdev.blogspot.com/

A link to the last freeware version released, Music Wars 3.4 (or Music Wars 3 V1.0.4), on download.com. I am putting this link here since the links on the Music Wars Dev Blog lead to an older version, Music Wars 3.3 (or Music Wars 3 V1.0.3).

http://www.download.com/Music-Wars-3/3000-7551_4-10566563.html

Personally, I played both this and Chart Wars 3 and I liked Chart Wars 3 better but I don't remember why since it was over a year ago when I played both of them.

[DaddyTorgo]

interesting to at least take a look at. probably not "in my wheelhouse" but you never can tell