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Mad Max
It’s official. We have another delay into 2015. Mad Max, in development at Avalanche Studios, is slipping from 2014 into next year.
A new trailer shows off Max’s Magnum Opus, a car players will build in the game to replace the iconic Interceptor. The video emphasizes the importance of cars in the wasteland, and we know that (at least as of last year) building the Magnum Opus is a key piece of the Mad Max experience.
The signature vehicle is getting a real life build from West Coast customs, and will be seen on the show on April 27. For more on Mad Max, you can check out our tepid preview from Gamescom, in which we identify some extensive familiarity in the game at that time.
Mad Max is planned for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC. Avalanche Studios is also the studio behind the Just Cause franchise. A domain registration for a third game in that series was just registered and linked to Square Enix.
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