ESRB, the game rating company, previously broke information about XBLA version of Double Dragon, now it is back again with some exclusive news about new version of Wing Commander, the franchisee that was initiated somewhat two decades ago in 1990.
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The game in highlight is Wing Commander Arena that ESRB says may be a Live Arcade adaptation of the classic space combat series.
The info has been surfaced after a back breaking research work about EA. However, this is not a confirmation of such a release, but could be certainly taken as a positive sign in favor of new title.
What I am thinking is; will Wing Commander Arena be featuring Mark Hamill? We have to wait till info breaks......!
Via: videogamesblogger
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