. llorllo escribió:No se si conoceis a deivit2003, del foro de meristation. Es un forero insider, y tiene mucha fiabilidad (se la ha ganado).
Pues bien, él ya comentó este rumor hace un par de días, exactamente el mismo dia que saltó la noticia en jeuxvideo, pero con muchas horas de ventaja (mirad la hora de posteo):
http://zonaforo.meristation.com/foros/v ... vit+Deivit
No es por dar credibilidad al rumor, pero me ha parecido curioso
Y para Balthier, es un hilo de rumores, y da igual que tenga un 1% o un 99% de credibilidad. Por definición, te guste o no, se convierte en rumor. Eres tú el que estas tomando este rumor como confirmación, más como sensación de "que te jode" que de otra cosa (y si no es así, es la impresión que das).
guigocres escribió:llorllo escribió:No se si conoceis a deivit2003, del foro de meristation. Es un forero insider, y tiene mucha fiabilidad (se la ha ganado).
Pues bien, él ya comentó este rumor hace un par de días, exactamente el mismo dia que saltó la noticia en jeuxvideo, pero con muchas horas de ventaja (mirad la hora de posteo):
http://zonaforo.meristation.com/foros/v ... vit+Deivit
No es por dar credibilidad al rumor, pero me ha parecido curioso
Y para Balthier, es un hilo de rumores, y da igual que tenga un 1% o un 99% de credibilidad. Por definición, te guste o no, se convierte en rumor. Eres tú el que estas tomando este rumor como confirmación, más como sensación de "que te jode" que de otra cosa (y si no es así, es la impresión que das).
Pues sí que hacen lo que sea para sacar dinero y no recuerdo ningún juego para una plataforma en exclusiva de Ubsisoft.
Yo el dia que me entere que el nuevo splinter cell seria exclusivo me quede alucinado, mas que nada porque Ubisoft es una compañia multiplataforma, y por lo menos yo tenia claro que lo sacaria en PS3 antes o despues, basicamente porque estos hacen lo que sea por sacar dinero xD
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FDZZ escribió:Si MICROSOFT en el E3 lo presento como "ONLY 360" lo van a hacer multi ahora? si me dicen que lo dicen 6 meses despues del lanzamiento, pero ahora? es una pura mentira. Desde hace 3 años que se anuncio se sabia que era exclusivo.
PD: hay que tener ambas consolas, y no hacerse malasangre por las exclusivas que tiene c/u
FDZZ escribió:Si MICROSOFT en el E3 lo presento como "ONLY 360" lo van a hacer multi ahora? si me dicen que lo dicen 6 meses despues del lanzamiento, pero ahora? es una pura mentira. Desde hace 3 años que se anuncio se sabia que era exclusivo.
PD: hay que tener ambas consolas, y no hacerse malasangre por las exclusivas que tiene c/u
Macrike escribió:Me remito al año 2006, evento X06 de Microsoft en Barcelona.Microsoft kicked off its X06 event in Barcelona today with an array of big announcements at its media briefing, not the least of which was a pair of anticipated titles becoming exclusives for the Xbox 360 and PC.
First off, Microsoft snatched up exclusivity on Irrational Games' Bioshock. Chosen by GameSpot editors earlier this year as the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2006 Game of the Show, Bioshock was previously slated to be released on the PC and "next-generation console systems." An Xbox 360 version was shown behind closed doors at the event.
Another big exclusivity announcement from the media briefing was that the next installment of Splinter Cell would be coming only for Microsoft's next-gen console and the PC. And by "next installment," Microsoft didn't mean Splinter Cell: Double Agent, which hits multiple platforms later this year and was shown off with a new trailer. It was referring to the Splinter Cell game after Double Agent, which came to light just last week when assets for a whole slate of Ubisoft titles, including Splinter Cell 5, accidentally hit the Web.
Bioshock is expected to release next spring, while the next installment of Splinter Cell has not been officially named or dated. For more news from the media briefing, check out GameSpot's live blog of the event.
Microsoft cantando a los cuatro vientos que BioShock es exclusivo de Xbox 360 y PC, incluso con el sello de Only on Xbox 360 and Windows en la portada del juego. Y ahora vas a cualquier tienda y lo tienes para PlayStation 3.
FDZZ escribió:Si MICROSOFT en el E3 lo presento como "ONLY 360" lo van a hacer multi ahora? si me dicen que lo dicen 6 meses despues del lanzamiento, pero ahora? es una pura mentira. Desde hace 3 años que se anuncio se sabia que era exclusivo.
PD: hay que tener ambas consolas, y no hacerse malasangre por las exclusivas que tiene c/u
Macrike escribió:Yeah.
No se han confirmado plataformas todavía, aunque ese screenshot smells like PC to me.
http://weblogs.variety.com/the_cut_scen ... works.html
http://www.firstshowing.net/2009/03/19/ ... ight-game/
)calita escribió:Macrike escribió:Yeah.
No se han confirmado plataformas todavía, aunque ese screenshot smells like PC to me.
http://weblogs.variety.com/the_cut_scen ... works.html
http://www.firstshowing.net/2009/03/19/ ... ight-game/
Según Gamespot es PS3, PC y 360, vamos, multi total.
EDITO: Lo CONFIRMO, es multi:
Powered by Unreal Engine 3, the title is in development for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Fuente: El desarrollador (Igual a algunos no les parece una fuente fidedigna
http://www.zombie.com/blacklight.html
calita escribió:Bienvenido al peor futuro posible
Macrike escribió:
Me parece un poco bestia que esta gente esté desarrollando tres juegos simultáneamente, y encima multiplataforma.
IridiumArkangel escribió:Esto... escribo con tinta invisible o algo así? Que ha hecho antes esta gente para que os llame tanto la atención este Blacklight?
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calita escribió:IridiumArkangel escribió:Esto... escribo con tinta invisible o algo así? Que ha hecho antes esta gente para que os llame tanto la atención este Blacklight?
No te he visto.
Es que desconocíamos totalmente la existencia de este juego y hemos estado averiguando si estaba confirmado para PS3, parece que sí lo está. Por eso nos ha llamado la atención.
No se descubren lanzamientos nuevos a las 2am cada día
calita escribió:new_tokyo escribió:ZASSSSSSS en toaaaa la boca a algunos.
Este post no lo he entendido¿?
ferroz escribió:para cuando el videojuego regreso al futuro[+furioso]
he oido que warner podria sacar un esla nuevo basado en aragon
SAM!! escribió:ferroz escribió:para cuando el videojuego regreso al futuro[+furioso]
he oido que warner podria sacar un esla nuevo basado en aragon
Mmmm, me muero por ver Zaragoza en un juego. Bueno, y los pirineos!!
calita escribió:Bienvenido al peor futuro posible
ZOMBIE TURNS ON "BLACKLIGHT"
Zombie Studios has reached an agreement with Fox Atomic, a unit of Fox Filmed Entertainment, and production company Union Entertainment to develop its military action franchise "Blacklight" as a feature film, comic book series and video game. The announcement was made jointly by Zombie CEO Mark Long, Fox Atomic President Debbie Liebling, and Union President Richard Leibowitz.
An original property created by Zombie Studios, "Blacklight" is a covert military action epic set twenty-five years in the future. The three companies will work together on a movie and comic book series to be produced by Fox Atomic and a multi-platform video game that will be produced by Zombie.
Both the film and the video game will be written by Jason Dean Hall, a veteran writer whose latest film, SPREAD, sold at Sundance to Summit. He is also writing projects for Dreamworks and Universal.
"'We are excited by the huge potential "Backlight" has to succeed across multiple platforms -- theatrical features, comics books, and video games," said Liebling, "it offers us a remarkable franchise opportunity for film."
"From the start, I have envisioned 'Blacklight' as a story that spans all of the forms of media I enjoy most," stated Long. "It's an ambitious project and I've been fortunate to find partners at Fox Atomic and Union who share that same vision. We are cooperating on the comic, game and movie at levels that are unprecedented in the industry."
"Blacklight plays to Union's strengths as a film and game production company, allowing us to help bring a great property to consumers in both media," added Leibowitz, a producer on the project.
Richard Leibowitz will produce and Dmitri Johnson and Dan Jevons will executive produce for Union. Mark Long, in addition to developing the video game, will serve as an executive producer on the feature. Zak Kadison and R. Eric Lieb will oversee for Atomic.
The "Blacklight" film, video game, and comics will feature the same characters and high caliber military action, but with unique, intersecting storylines that complement each other. No release dates for any of the properties have yet been announced.
Powered by Unreal Engine 3, the title is in development for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It will sport online jump-in, jump-out co-op for up to four players. Furthermore, players will be able to assume control of any computer-controlled squad mate.
"That sounds pretty simple, but if you think about the AI required to be able to instantaneously jump out of a guy and [have them do] anything, have them not running into a wall...it took a lot of work to get there," said Long.
The "science fact" future of Blacklight includes a multi-spectrum "turtle helmet," which players can engage to see opponents through walls and share that data with other team mates. However, that mechanic is not without its drawbacks.
As Long puts it, there's a rock-paper-scissors dynamic at work. Should an opponent engage camouflage and stay still, they'll be invisible to the visor, but not plain sight. Furthermore, enemies can throw up a decoy only visible on the infrared spectrum.
Thus, players will need to cooperate with each other in order to be effective.
The video game, comic book and feature film will each tell a self-contained story that complements, but does not retell the events of the others. The game and movie are set twenty-five years in the future, while the comics will serve as a prequel and sequel.
Fox Atomic and Union Entertainment are helping Zombie turn the franchise into a live-action movie. Jason Dean Hall, who penned a Grand Theft Auto screenplay regarded as one of last year's best unproduced efforts, will write the game and movie.
"I think the best example I can point to is Dead Space. I thought EA did a brilliant job of doing exactly what we want to do, and that's telling a story across individual mediums so that they complement one another, and each one is self-contained," explained Long.
"That project was marketing-centric...We're coming at it from a slightly different perspective, in that the budget will be larger," he added, noting that each effort will have its own budget--"a real movie budget, a real game budget, and a real comic budget."
None of the projects have a release date yet, though Long expects the comic to hit first.
However, it's not the first time that Zombie has tackled a cross-medium franchise.
While Blacklight is receiving all the attention today, Long credited Shrapnel, which Zombie created before Blacklight, as leading the effort and helping him understand the possibilities and freedom that multiple mediums can provide.
The first issue of the Shrapnel comic series hit retailers earlier this year, and a game is on the way. In all, Zombie plans for a trilogy of Shrapnel-branded graphic novels.
Set in a far-flung future, Shrapnel follows the exploits of an ex-soldier as she tries to defend Venus, the last free colony in the solar system, from Alliance invasion. Nick Sagan, son of famed astronomer Carl Sagan, is writing the comic.
Long explained that a comic book frees you from the budget and technical constraints that, say, blowing up a planet in a video game might entail. You just draw a picture.
"I wouldn't say soon, but you definitely will see a video game based on [Shrapnel]," he teased. "All I can about Shrapnel, look for a big announcement from us at the San Diego Comic Con."
SAM!! escribió:ferroz escribió:para cuando el videojuego regreso al futuro[+furioso]
he oido que warner podria sacar un esla nuevo basado en aragon
Mmmm, me muero por ver Zaragoza en un juego. Bueno, y los pirineos!!
Hibiki-naruto escribió:onyvla escribió:Max Payne 3
Detalles
* Unos 10 Años despues del 2.
* Como se ve en la Foto... Max se ha rapado (o se ha quedado calvo no se sabe)
* El Juego Visualmente sera parecido a Uncharted 2
* Escenarios Destruibles
* Usa el Engine RAGE y Sistema de captura Procedual
* La accion se ira a San Paulo, Brasil.
* El BulletTime en esta ocasion sera mas Violento y visceral
* se Rumorea que Podria tener Multijugador Online
* Si no hay problemas de ultima hora, el juego saldra a finales de año para PS3/360/PC.
Genre: First-Person Shooter
Also Available On: Xbox 360, PC
Release Date: December 31, 2009
December 31, 2009
Unreleased
Interstellar Marines
Publisher: TBA
Platform: PlayStation 3
Release Date: December 31, 2009
Release Region: United States
Interstellar Marines
Publisher: TBA
Platform: PlayStation 3
Release Date: December 31, 2009
Release Region: United Kingdom
calita escribió:ridgeback escribió:Tiene buena pinta, ¿se sabe cuando sale?
Bueno, está en este hilo porque todavía no sabemos si "sale". Por tanto, de fecha: Niente.
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