Anuncios PS3 - rumores -

SSJNeBiRoS escribió:Segun leo por NeoGaf el anuncio para mañana de GamesRadar podria ser que van a sacar una version digital de la OPM, lo dicen porque CVG, GamesRadar y la OPM son todas propiedad de Future Publishing, y si que se comento hace un tiempo que querian hacer algo parecido al Qore para Europa y teniendo en cuenta que CVG tambien tiene un anuncio para mañana, todo apunta a que vaya a ser eso, algo relacionado con una revista para el PSN, cosa que a mi no me desagradaria, pero realmente preferiria cualquier otro tipo de anuncio relacionado con algun juego la verdad .

mangafan escribió:Me molaria mucho el SF, aunque espero que esta vez se lo curren más y no como el nulo intento de seguir la saga en PS2 y PSP.

silenthill escribió:

mangafan escribió:Me molaria mucho el SF, aunque espero que esta vez se lo curren más y no como el nulo intento de seguir la saga en PS2 y PSP.

A mi me gustaron mucho los dos Syphon Filter de PSP, aunque no fueran tan buenos del gran Syphon Filter 2 (el que es para mí de lejos el mejor de la saga). Decían que el juego de ps3 usaría el motor gráfico del killzone.

Un saludo.

SSJNeBiRoS escribió:1. Bungie esta encantada con la PS3 y su potencial y despues del Halo Reach harian un juego multiplataforma, pero no seria otro shooter, seria un juego de accion en 3º persona y rollo sandbox. Este es para cogerlo con pinzas la verdad, pero teniendo en cuenta que Bungie ya no es First de MS no me extrañaria que sacasen un multi en un futuro no muy lejano.

Namco69 escribió:

silenthill escribió:

mangafan escribió:Me molaria mucho el SF, aunque espero que esta vez se lo curren más y no como el nulo intento de seguir la saga en PS2 y PSP.

A mi me gustaron mucho los dos Syphon Filter de PSP, aunque no fueran tan buenos del gran Syphon Filter 2 (el que es para mí de lejos el mejor de la saga). Decían que el juego de ps3 usaría el motor gráfico del killzone.

Un saludo.

OJALA.

Leman Rush escribió:Hay que tener en cuenta una cosa, la gran colaboracion que se han forjado este ultimo año entre los first de sony como Naughty Dog, Guerrilla, S. Santa Monica Ect... Quiero decir que no es nada descabellado que esto ocurra, el motor de KZ2 llevo mucho tiempo y fondos de desarrollo así que es lógico que lo utilicen y compartan entre ellos

Klarthkun escribió:Acción en tercera persona? Ya podría ser un hipotético Oni 2, me pongo palote solo de pensar en volver a encarnar a la agente Konoko.

flipe escribió:Al final lo de gameradar era lo de la revista, no?? Es el qore version europea, a mi personalmente no me desagrada.

http://www.gamesradar.com/ps3/playstati ... 5917309058

jamendoza escribió:

flipe escribió:Al final lo de gameradar era lo de la revista, no?? Es el qore version europea, a mi personalmente no me desagrada.

http://www.gamesradar.com/ps3/playstati ... 5917309058

A mi la verdad es que tampoco me desagrada. Se sabe cuando sale?
Puede estar curioso.

Un saludo.

alojuanjo escribió:Menuda mega exclusiva mundial Muchos esperaban un Killzone 3 o Resistance 3

Por cierto, algo no cuadra...es Lunes y ni un sólo rumor de Mass Effect. El Apocalipsis está cerca

alojuanjo escribió:Por cierto, algo no cuadra...es Lunes y ni un sólo rumor de Mass Effect. El Apocalipsis está cerca

alojuanjo escribió:Menuda mega exclusiva mundial Muchos esperaban un Killzone 3 o Resistance 3

Por cierto, algo no cuadra...es Lunes y ni un sólo rumor de Mass Effect. El Apocalipsis está cerca

Bioware staff say that they prefer in the breakfast black coffee in instead of tea or caffe latte.

So, taking into consideration that PS3 is black....are they hinting to a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2???

calita escribió:

alojuanjo escribió:Menuda mega exclusiva mundial Muchos esperaban un Killzone 3 o Resistance 3

Por cierto, algo no cuadra...es Lunes y ni un sólo rumor de Mass Effect. El Apocalipsis está cerca

Si quieres te lo anticipo:


Mass Effect coming to PS3??

Bioware staff say that they prefer in the breakfast black coffee in instead of tea or caffe latte.

So, taking into consideration that PS3 is black....are they hinting to a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2???

calita escribió:

alojuanjo escribió:Menuda mega exclusiva mundial Muchos esperaban un Killzone 3 o Resistance 3

Por cierto, algo no cuadra...es Lunes y ni un sólo rumor de Mass Effect. El Apocalipsis está cerca

Si quieres te lo anticipo:


Mass Effect coming to PS3??

Bioware staff say that they prefer in the breakfast black coffee in instead of tea or caffe latte.

So, taking into consideration that PS3 is black....are they hinting to a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2???

calita escribió:

alojuanjo escribió:Menuda mega exclusiva mundial Muchos esperaban un Killzone 3 o Resistance 3

Por cierto, algo no cuadra...es Lunes y ni un sólo rumor de Mass Effect. El Apocalipsis está cerca

Si quieres te lo anticipo:


Mass Effect coming to PS3??

Bioware staff say that they prefer in the breakfast black coffee in instead of tea or caffe latte.

So, taking into consideration that PS3 is black....are they hinting to a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2???

calita escribió:

alojuanjo escribió:Menuda mega exclusiva mundial Muchos esperaban un Killzone 3 o Resistance 3

Por cierto, algo no cuadra...es Lunes y ni un sólo rumor de Mass Effect. El Apocalipsis está cerca

Si quieres te lo anticipo:


Mass Effect coming to PS3??

Bioware staff say that they prefer in the breakfast black coffee in instead of tea or caffe latte.

So, taking into consideration that PS3 is black....are they hinting to a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2???

calita escribió:La secuela por anunciar, que anticipaba Tretton, parace bastante probable que es:

SYPHON FILTER

No tardaremos en ver el anuncio.


Ya lleva tiempo rumoreándose que está en desarrollo desde 2008.

calita escribió:
Mass Effect coming to PS3??

Bioware staff say that they prefer in the breakfast black coffee in instead of tea or caffe latte.

So, taking into consideration that PS3 is black....are they hinting to a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2???

calita escribió:
Mass Effect coming to PS3??

Bioware staff say that they prefer in the breakfast black coffee in instead of tea or caffe latte.

So, taking into consideration that PS3 is black....are they hinting to a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2???

"In a new interview, Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has expressed his interests in creating a Final Fantasy VII remake. Although Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII has already expressed his concerns in bringing the game's towns to high-definition, and Nomura has said development hasn't begun on a remake, it looks like Square Enix staffers still want to create it."

calita escribió:Toriyama: "I'm really interested to see a more complete form of Final Fantasy VII"

"In a new interview, Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has expressed his interests in creating a Final Fantasy VII remake. Although Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII has already expressed his concerns in bringing the game's towns to high-definition, and Nomura has said development hasn't begun on a remake, it looks like Square Enix staffers still want to create it."

calita escribió:Toriyama: "I'm really interested to see a more complete form of Final Fantasy VII"

"In a new interview, Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has expressed his interests in creating a Final Fantasy VII remake. Although Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII has already expressed his concerns in bringing the game's towns to high-definition, and Nomura has said development hasn't begun on a remake, it looks like Square Enix staffers still want to create it."

Activision revealed the brutality of its latest redundancy operation over the weekend by confirming that Red Octane’s offices had closed down with substantial jobs cut.

The closure of RedOctane – a studio which only a year ago appeared in excellent health – adds to a worryingly growing list of Activision subsidiaries faced with the axe. It has been reported that as many as development 300 jobs have been cut by Bobby Kotick’s company following its recent financial report.

After Activision told Develop on Thursday that the company was restructuring, over the weekend the publisher confirmed to Kotaku that it was “relocating RedOctane to our Santa Monica headquarters” – suggesting that the brand could be kept alive.

Kotaku reported as many as 40 workers had been laid off, though Activision doesn’t reveal these kinds of figures. The publisher informed investors last week that during the final three months of 2009 its net loss nearly quadrupled to $286 million – damage done, in part, by the sliding sales of Guitar Hero games.

Warning signs had fired in early February when Dan Rosensweig, CEO of Activision’s Guitar Hero division, suddenly quit the company after less than a year after his appointment.

His swift replacement, David Haddad, was hailed by Activision as the right leader to “improve profitability."

Just as the music game genre was heading towards a commercial plateau, in ay 2006 Activision bought RedOctane for $100 million. The popularity of the series was once without question, with Activision previously stating that Guitar Hero had generated over $1b in sales.

But a sudden, sharp sink in sales suggested that Guitar Hero – and indeed the entire guitar-based music game genre – has dashed off a cliff.

calita escribió:Toriyama: "I'm really interested to see a more complete form of Final Fantasy VII"

"In a new interview, Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has expressed his interests in creating a Final Fantasy VII remake. Although Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII has already expressed his concerns in bringing the game's towns to high-definition, and Nomura has said development hasn't begun on a remake, it looks like Square Enix staffers still want to create it."

calita escribió:ACTIVISION SE CARGA REDOCTANE

Activision revealed the brutality of its latest redundancy operation over the weekend by confirming that Red Octane’s offices had closed down with substantial jobs cut.

The closure of RedOctane – a studio which only a year ago appeared in excellent health – adds to a worryingly growing list of Activision subsidiaries faced with the axe. It has been reported that as many as development 300 jobs have been cut by Bobby Kotick’s company following its recent financial report.

After Activision told Develop on Thursday that the company was restructuring, over the weekend the publisher confirmed to Kotaku that it was “relocating RedOctane to our Santa Monica headquarters” – suggesting that the brand could be kept alive.

Kotaku reported as many as 40 workers had been laid off, though Activision doesn’t reveal these kinds of figures. The publisher informed investors last week that during the final three months of 2009 its net loss nearly quadrupled to $286 million – damage done, in part, by the sliding sales of Guitar Hero games.

Warning signs had fired in early February when Dan Rosensweig, CEO of Activision’s Guitar Hero division, suddenly quit the company after less than a year after his appointment.

His swift replacement, David Haddad, was hailed by Activision as the right leader to “improve profitability."

Just as the music game genre was heading towards a commercial plateau, in ay 2006 Activision bought RedOctane for $100 million. The popularity of the series was once without question, with Activision previously stating that Guitar Hero had generated over $1b in sales.

But a sudden, sharp sink in sales suggested that Guitar Hero – and indeed the entire guitar-based music game genre – has dashed off a cliff.

Master_Cloud escribió:

calita escribió:Toriyama: "I'm really interested to see a more complete form of Final Fantasy VII"

"In a new interview, Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has expressed his interests in creating a Final Fantasy VII remake. Although Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII has already expressed his concerns in bringing the game's towns to high-definition, and Nomura has said development hasn't begun on a remake, it looks like Square Enix staffers still want to create it."

Yo ya no me creo que lo vayan a sacar, por más "rumor" que surja... Y mira que tengo ganas, pero es que ya ni lo espero... (aunque ojalá )

calita escribió:ACTIVISION SE CARGA REDOCTANE

Activision revealed the brutality of its latest redundancy operation over the weekend by confirming that Red Octane’s offices had closed down with substantial jobs cut.

The closure of RedOctane – a studio which only a year ago appeared in excellent health – adds to a worryingly growing list of Activision subsidiaries faced with the axe. It has been reported that as many as development 300 jobs have been cut by Bobby Kotick’s company following its recent financial report.

After Activision told Develop on Thursday that the company was restructuring, over the weekend the publisher confirmed to Kotaku that it was “relocating RedOctane to our Santa Monica headquarters” – suggesting that the brand could be kept alive.

Kotaku reported as many as 40 workers had been laid off, though Activision doesn’t reveal these kinds of figures. The publisher informed investors last week that during the final three months of 2009 its net loss nearly quadrupled to $286 million – damage done, in part, by the sliding sales of Guitar Hero games.

Warning signs had fired in early February when Dan Rosensweig, CEO of Activision’s Guitar Hero division, suddenly quit the company after less than a year after his appointment.

His swift replacement, David Haddad, was hailed by Activision as the right leader to “improve profitability."

Just as the music game genre was heading towards a commercial plateau, in ay 2006 Activision bought RedOctane for $100 million. The popularity of the series was once without question, with Activision previously stating that Guitar Hero had generated over $1b in sales.

But a sudden, sharp sink in sales suggested that Guitar Hero – and indeed the entire guitar-based music game genre – has dashed off a cliff.

Codemasters has confirmed to CVG that it has a new shooter IP in the works - from the mastermind behind Criterion's Black.

The firm is set to begin a recruitment drive for developers to join its Guildford Studio and work on the game - teaming up with new hire Stuart Black.

Black was the Senior Designer on Criterion/EA's seminal 2005 shooter. Yes, the clue's in the name on that one.

A rumour of Black's appointment first appeared in this month's Official PlayStation Magazine UK (they've got moles all over the place, you know).

VP of Codemasters development Gavin Cheshire not only confirmed the appointment to CVG today - but added that two more impressive industry vets were working on a new title with Black.

Former Game Director at Sony Computer Entertainment London Studio Tom Gillo has been signed up as executive producer, whilst Andrew Wilson - previously Senior Producer on Split/Second at Blackrock - becomes Senior Producer. The duo will lead an 80-strong development team working with Codemasters' famed EGO engine.

"Codemasters' Guildford Studio is key to our overall development strategy and this year has opened further positions across its design, programming and art teams," he said. "With Stuart Black directing the vision for our new IP in production, deployment of EGO and key development figures heading up a highly skilled team, our Guildford facility offers great potential for development talent based in the South East who want to join a growing studio and work on original titles."

Now, this is where it gets interesting: The 'Next Month' page in the current issue of Official Xbox Magazine UK says that the mag's next edition will feature: 'The world exclusive reveal of the shooter that everybody asked for...'

The release marks Codemasters' first new IP since the reboots of DiRT, GRID and Op Flashpoint.

Could this be to Black what Perfect Dark was to GoldenEye?

Fingers crossed, people. Fingers crossed.

Namco69 escribió:

calita escribió:Toriyama: "I'm really interested to see a more complete form of Final Fantasy VII"

"In a new interview, Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has expressed his interests in creating a Final Fantasy VII remake. Although Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII has already expressed his concerns in bringing the game's towns to high-definition, and Nomura has said development hasn't begun on a remake, it looks like Square Enix staffers still want to create it."

Lol, habia pensado a lo primero en Akira toriyama y estaba flipao xD

peko_sonic escribió:GUAU.... rumor de mass effect y ffVII cada lunes... lo nunca visto... hoy no podre dormir de la emocion xD

peko_sonic escribió:GUAU.... rumor de mass effect y ffVII cada lunes... lo nunca visto... hoy no podre dormir de la emocion xD

calita escribió:Toriyama: "I'm really interested to see a more complete form of Final Fantasy VII"

"In a new interview, Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama has expressed his interests in creating a Final Fantasy VII remake. Although Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII has already expressed his concerns in bringing the game's towns to high-definition, and Nomura has said development hasn't begun on a remake, it looks like Square Enix staffers still want to create it."

Ubisoft Europe MD Alain Corre has said that he believes the next title in the Assassin's Creed series will "surprise everybody", but that he's still confident that it will prove to be a "big success".

Ubisoft Europe MD Alain Corre has said that he believes the next title in the Assassin's Creed series will "surprise everybody", but that he's still confident that it will prove to be a "big success".

Talking to GamesIndustry.biz, Corre said:

"For next year we have announced a few weeks ago that we've got a new Assassin's Creed game - the next iteration that will surprise everybody - and we believe that will be a big success as well.


"We need to put enough energy and talent into each new game, so it can become better than the previous one."

But what Assassin's Creed title is Corre talking about exactly? Well, judging by his comments, it would seem to suggest the multiplayer-enabled new episode, due for release between April 2010 and March 2011. Many believe the title to be a spin-off.

But could Corre actually be talking about Assassin's Creed III?

calita escribió:Ubi: Next Assassin's Creed will 'surprise everybody'

Ubisoft Europe MD Alain Corre has said that he believes the next title in the Assassin's Creed series will "surprise everybody", but that he's still confident that it will prove to be a "big success".

Ubisoft Europe MD Alain Corre has said that he believes the next title in the Assassin's Creed series will "surprise everybody", but that he's still confident that it will prove to be a "big success".

Talking to GamesIndustry.biz, Corre said:

"For next year we have announced a few weeks ago that we've got a new Assassin's Creed game - the next iteration that will surprise everybody - and we believe that will be a big success as well.


"We need to put enough energy and talent into each new game, so it can become better than the previous one."

But what Assassin's Creed title is Corre talking about exactly? Well, judging by his comments, it would seem to suggest the multiplayer-enabled new episode, due for release between April 2010 and March 2011. Many believe the title to be a spin-off.

But could Corre actually be talking about Assassin's Creed III?