Noch in diesem Frühjahr wird Eidos das Taktik-Action-Spiel "Rouge Trooper" für PC, PlayStation 2 und Xbox veröffentlichen.

Eidos hat die Veröffentlichung von "Rouge Trooper" für das Frühjahr 2006 angekündigt. Als genmanipulierter Supersoldat zieht der Spieler in dem Taktik-Action-Spiel in den Kampf gegen das Böse. Der futuristische Titel basiert auf der britischen Comicreihe 2000 AD. "Rouge Trooper" wird für PC, PlayStation 2 sowie Xbox auf den Markt kommen.

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