Videogame newcomer announces it has secured American McGee's next title...

Newcomers to the videogames industry, Lexicon Entertainment, today confirmed that it has snapped up the PC version of American McGee's Bad Day: LA, but makes no mention of the previously announced Xbox version.

McGee's latest title takes a satirical look at disaster movies, poking fun at America's present foreign policy and including as many racial stereotypes along the way; as the man McGee says himself, "Bad Day LA may not turn out to be the best game ever made, but it certainly establishes the concept of a politically motivated, major video game."

"We are excited about publishing Bad Day: LA "said Emily Booty, Sales and Marketing Director for Lexicon "To publish the product within specified territories ensures that we keep to our word in distributing and publishing quality products. We have been looking all over the world for new, innovative products and Bad Day: LA was perfect for us in stamping our mark on the market."

Scheduled for release during Q4 2006, look out for more on American McGee's Bad Day: LA soon.