cloud_cato escribió:Aquí lo dicen:
SOCOM 4 SE VA A 2011
Originally due some time this fall, Zipper Interactive's SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs is now penciled in for release some time next year. The developer confirmed today that it's delaying the PlayStation 3 game to give it some extra polish.
The developer writes on the official SOCOM site "While we're certainly aware that you've been looking forward to playing SOCOM 4 this year, we don't want to take any shortcuts. Instead, we want to deliver the best and most immersive SOCOM game we possibly can and we're going to use our extra time to do just that."
Fuente: Kotaku
dormilon ZZZZ escribió:PRIMERA IMAGEN DE DIRT 3 Y TRAILER ESTA SEMANA
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dormilon ZZZZ escribió:Disfrutalas JONDAL!!
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reberes escribió:goldenaxeband escribió:reberes escribió:ninguno de aqui tiene pensado crear el hilo de la gamescom? xD
¿Por qué no lo haces tú? Cualquier cosa que me entere te la iré posteando allí.
p.d: Joder con el DIRT, vaya imágenes.
va enga si me ayudais entre todos lo hago que hace tiempo que no hago un hilo oficial xD. No hace falta hacerlo wiki verdad?
Sorpresón del día. Electronic Arts ha anunciado el desarrollo de Battlefield 3, y lo ha hecho de una forma muy poco habitual. En lugar de hacer un gran anuncio con tráiler incluido, lo que ha hecho directamente es sorprendernos a todos diciendo que la Edición Limitada del nuevo Medal of Honor incluirá un código para la beta.
Esto también es un intento por evitar la venta de segunda mano que tanto temen las compañías, ya que aunque lo anuncien ahora, la beta de Battlefield 3 no estará activa hasta un año después del lanzamiento de Medal of Honor, que sale en octubre de 2010
Por su parte, Battlefield 3 será una entrega de la saga principal, no de la subsaga Bad Company. Aunque no han anunciado plataformas fijas, todo parece indicar que las elegidas, como con Bad Company 2, serán PC, PlayStation 3 y Xbox 360. Aún queda mucho para su lanzamiento, pero Battlefield está ganando en popularidad en los últimos años, gracias al buen hacer de DICE (Digital Illusions), así que se plantea como uno de las apuestas fuertes de Electronic Arts para 2011-2012.
Recordad también que con la Edición Limitada de Medal of Honor podréis conseguir una ametralladora exclusiva, la MP-7, y dos escopetas. En la versión PlayStation 3 también tendremos la reedición de Medal of Honor Frontline. Junto con la beta de Battlefield 3 tenemos juego para rato en un mismo pack.
Bethesda’s just revealed that ex-Infinity Ward bosses Jason West and Vince Zampella are to speak at QuakeCon this year.
Announced rather cryptically, Bethesda’s Pete Hines and Nick Breckon revealed the news via Facebook and Twitter, respectively.
This will be the first speaking engagement for the Respawn Entertainment founders since the massive Infinity Ward blow-up with Activision, and their sacking from the studio.
Maybe Respawn’s first game will be announced. Maybe. Patcher reckons it’s a space-shooter. Maybe.
QuakeCon 2010 takes place August 12-15 at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas.
Hines went on to confirm Todd Howard, Harvey Smith, Emil Pagliarulo, Chris Rhinehart, Matt Carofano, John Carmack, Tim Willits and Richard Garriott as speakers for the event.
Sounds like it won’t be one to miss.
System 3 has announced yet another Ferrari-licensed racing game, Ferrari: The Race Experience, presumably a follow-up to last year's Ferrari Challenge Deluxe. Like System 3's previous efforts, this will be hitting both Wii and PlayStation 3. However, PS3 owners will only be able to find the game on the virtual shelves of the PlayStation Network. Why? System 3 explains that it's become too costly to deal with retail. "The vast amounts of money required in securing a decent in-store presence through co-operative marketing [makes it] easy to see why some games are doomed before they start. By going down a download only route, System 3 is quietly confident that it can service consumer demand directly and efficiently."
While many of System 3's future releases will be exclusive to download platforms, the company did admit that it can't give up on retail altogether. "Obviously we are not moving away fully from boxed product as we are committed to maximising our games across all formats and Wii games, for example, are still only released as physical product."
Amsterdam’s Guerrilla Games is not just Killzone 3, a completely new game based on a new IP is in the making. That says managing director Hermen Hulst during an interview with Control in the edition next week.
When asked “What about the development of a new IP?” Hulst said: “We are now fully working.We try to do it very carefully and are now at the point where key players to set up. It is very busy with Killzone 3, but we still have people released this. Very soon we are going upscale.We are now still in the conceptual stage. A very nice time for the studio. Typical of the Guerrilla culture is that the company involved in the project. We have an extensive briefing circulated and invited everyone to pitch concepts. There are so many ideas come from. It gives a good picture of what the studio wants. We had quite a quick idea of what we want to do, but it’s still too early to talk about it. “
On August 17 the Gamescom Sony ground their own conference, the official games are currently Killzone 3 (will be revealed multiplayer) 2 LittleBigPlanet, Infamous 2, Gran Turismo 5, DC Universe Online, Journey, MotorStorm: Apocalypse and Sorcery.
But Antonio Fucito (Associate Editor, Senior Editor (Sony Area) and Community Manager of Italian gaming site Multiplayer.it) said that the vision of the events of the GameCom Sony had not yet announced a game published by SCEA (Sony Computer Entertainment America) and that was a sequel.
Warhawk 2?
Uncharted 3?
Syphon Filter PS3?
Jak and Daxter PS3? or
Resistance 3 ?
Of course it could also be a game for PSP.
We just have to wait until August 17
An image has appeared online that is apparently from the as yet to be announced Dead or Alive 5. The screen is taken from the a menu select select and shows both the ‘X’ and ‘O’ buttons, confirming that the game will be on PS3. Dead or Alive 4 was exclusive to Xbox 360.
This is all speculation of course. No one knows if the screen is the the real deal or not but its safe to assume that DOA 5 is happening and Tecmo and Tean Ninja are hard at work on the game. What to you think?
goldenaxeband escribió:Es probable que lo sea, pero nunca se sabe. Algún día tienen que llegar imágenes.
vanaiach escribió:ese DOA ha de ser un fake, los botones X y O estan mal colocados, se les ven los bordes mal recortados, y el personaje tiene una resolucion asquerosa...
es una pena, me encantaban los DOA v_v
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A new job listing over at Gamasutra suggests Warner Bros are looking for new staff in order to develop new titles based on Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.
The role, which is for a Director of Marketing, says the individual will be responsible for brand plan development for Lord of the Rings: War in the North and two games inspired by The Hobbit movies.Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. seeks a Director, Marketing for the Marketing department. Position will be responsible for brand development and product marketing activities for the entire portfolio of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit games at Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. Position manages high-level cross-company & external partnerships relative to the assigned franchises.
Lord of the Rings: War in the North in currently in development by Snowblind Studios and is due for release on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC next year.
There is no information on any of The Hobbit games at the moment, although perhaps this could suggest Warner is the “big company” Guillermo del Toro is working with on a few new titles.
The ever popular iPhone game Angry Birds, developed by studio Rovio, will be making its debut on home and handheld consoles, including the DS, PSP and the PlayStation 3.
“When it was released last December Angry Birds made a slow start but as word got round, everyone’s gone crazy for it,” said co-founder of Rovio, Joe Wee, who adds "we are also releasing it on Nintendo DS, Sony PSP and PS3.”
Angry Birds is a pretty fun iPhone game that pits said angry birds against pigs. Players aim and fire the birds with a catapult at the pigs, racking up as high a score as possible. The more pigs hit the more points received.
It's a surprising addiction, to say the least.
dormilon ZZZZ escribió:killoisla escribió:
una pena otro chasco mas otro año, si no apuestan por la simulacion, atras quedaron los colin mcrae, q t enganchaban, con sus modalidades rallys , campeonatos y jugabilidad, ahora habra q saltar camiones con fuego o pasarlos por debajo, bueno en todo caso lo bajare por internet, y se lo dare a mi sobrino d 5 años, para q en dos dias le coja el vicio, ya q sera un arcade cagao
No hago distincion entre Simulacion y Arcade, solo me convierto en un sectario entre me divierte y me aburre, no tengo que mantener mi pose de jugon en un foro a costa de aparentar nada ni postularme como adalid de la realidad, asi que si el juego me entretiene lo comprare independientemente de que un niño sea capaz de jugarlo o no, en definitiva por muy arcade que sea un juego siempre hay jugadores buenos y jugadores malos.
Supongo que saldrá a lo largo de 2011 junto con este.killoisla escribió:t ha kedao muy bonito macho, esto es lo q piensa la gente en los foros d DIRT 3, y no pongo mas porq es muy largo pero todos hablan d lo malo q es la saga
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Jimmyx84
1 agosto 2010 a las 13:43
WTF!! no sabía que iban a poner esas cosas en el mundial de rallys ¬¬ se les ha ido un poco la olla.
Como ha perdido esta saga que antes era de mis favoritas y ahora me produce una indiferencia tremenda
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AlmaRockero
1 agosto 2010 a las 13:48
menuo timo de trailer se ve a ojo que el coche no pasa por debajo del camión hombre...que por cierto, para mi esta saga a sido de las peores, y con la incorporación de los circuitos de rally a gran turismo; este solo se lo va a comprar Carlos Sainz xD
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Lord Peius
1 agosto 2010 a las 13:51
La verdad es que es lo que decís, el respeto que se tenía a esta saga fiel y divertida, se ha perdido con el paso del tiempo y esta entrega no parece que vaya a mejorar la cosa.
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Alsesin
1 agosto 2010 a las 15:31
El juego es puro marketing, y ahora tienen que competir con el juego oficial de WRC (World Rally Championship). Pregunta para codemasters, ¿DONDE ESTÁ EL GRID 2?
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Miguel Angel Duran Garcíawildkyo
1 agosto 2010 a las 15:34
Se está desarrollando.
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yoyo
1 agosto 2010 a las 15:49
sisisisisisiisisisisisisisiss! garcias Wild por alegrarme mi dolor de cabeza!
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AlmaRockero
1 agosto 2010 a las 15:53
grid no me dura ni media hora...
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Julen Korta NegueruelaEpetekaun
1 agosto 2010 a las 15:36
Que sea un juego de Rallies sin buggies, ni camiones ni todo terrenos, ni otras historias. Que desde ese grandioso Rally Sports Challenge 2 para la Xbox no he disfrutado de un juego de rallies como es debido. Bueno, la verdad es que los que salían para la PS2 con la licencia oficial no estaban mal.
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Derhelm escribió:killoisla escribió:perdon no hablo con menores d 5 años
Cortate un poquito no colega? Vas un poquito pasao ¿No?
In what must be the umpteenth studio opening since the demise of Swedish developer GRIN last year, former staff have set up “Whiteout”.
Whiteout, co-founded by Joel Fagerlund, Simon Rodriguez and Konstantin Schutte, is focusing on developing games for digital markets, and has a CryEngine 3 project under way.
“We’ve got some very exciting concepts under development,” Fagerlund said in a press release.
“We are currently working on a bigger project in CryEngine 3, and thanks to the excellent technology and support from Crytek, we have been able to carefully hand-craft a playable prototype that will knock your socks off.”
Fagerlund said games like Limbo and Hello’s Joe Danger were inspiration behind going digital.
“At GRIN, we saw the community’s extraordinary response to Bionic Commando: Rearmed. Couple that with the fact that new releases such as Limbo and Joe Danger have been so well received, we know that the digital marketplace is vibrant and thriving,” he said.
When Sony launched PlayStation Plus, they released the service with the first Sony published retail PS3 title, inFamous. Allowing PlayStation Plus subscribers access to a 60-minute demo of the full game, it was a feature like no other before it. Since then, no other retail PS3 games have been released, and not many were released prior, though EA did release Burnout: Paradise on PSN. It looks like Sony will be making more retail games available on PSN and it'll be very, very soon.
When asked if more retail games will arrive on PSN, Sony's Jeff Rubenstein replied with: "Stay tuned for the next PS Plus Update!" The wait to see which title it'll be will be over fairly soon, but it's encouraging to see Sony sticking with the plan by offer more retail games over PSN and giving PS Plus subscribers some bang for their buck.
If you had to pick, which title would have Sony add to the PlayStation Store next?
EA's gearing up to announce "several" Kinect and PlayStation Move titles at Gamescom later this month, EA Play label head Rod Humble has revealed.
"We're going to have several titles out for those systems (Move/Kinect)," said Humble in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz. "We'll reveal them at GamecCom (sic)."
"If you look at our portfolio you can easily guess how motion control fits in with that. We'll talk some more about those in Germany."
So what could they be? Well EA Play is primarily responsible for The Sims brand, including MySims and the upcoming 360/PS3 release of The Sims 3. We wouldn't bet against the motion tech being integrated somewhere in there.
The label also looks after the EA Hasbro titles, which have previously included games like Monopoly, Connect 4 and Battleships. It's not too difficult to see how motion control could fit in there. Beyond that though, we've no idea.
EA, of course, has already announced that upcoming survival horror Dead Space 2 will be compatible with PlayStation Move, alongside the bonus game included with the PS3-exclusive Limited Edition, Dead Space: Extraction.
Gamescom opens its doors on August 18th with EA's press conference taking place the night before. We'll be at both, so check back here for more on EA's plans for Move and Kinect in a couple of weeks' time.
EA’s announced Create for a holiday release on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PC and Mac from its Guildford-based Play label.
The PS3 version will also support PlayStation Move, it was further confirmed.
The game sees players as they create “imaginative gameplay challenges where the solutions are fuelled by the creativity of the player.”
“Create uses families’ imaginations to develop new ways to play together that are both fun and challenging,” said EA Play GM Harvey Elliott.
“We wanted to design a game where the entire family can explore, decorate, and solve challenges where no solution is wrong and the only limit is the imagination.”EA ANNOUNCES CREATE AND UNLOCKS A WORLD OF PLAY WITH CREATIVITY AT THE CORE
New IP from EA’s Bright Light Studio to Launch November 2010
Guildford, UK, August 2, 2010 – The Play Label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) today announced CreateTM, a must-have video game this holiday for the whole family that is powered by imagination and rewards players for being creative. Available this November for the WiiTM, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system featuring PlayStation®Move compatibility, Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system, PC, and MAC, Create presents imaginative gameplay challenges where the solutions are fuelled by the creativity of the player.
“Create uses families’ imaginations to develop new ways to play together that are both fun and challenging,” said Harvey Elliott, VP and General Manager at EA Bright Light. “We wanted to design a game where the entire family can explore, decorate, and solve challenges where no solution is wrong and the only limit is the imagination.”
The more players explore the game, solve level-based challenges, and customize their world, the more rewards will be unlocked. Creativity will be unleashed as players design environments with easy-to-use brushes and tools, including textures, props and animating objects that bring the scene to life. On the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, and MAC players can share any of their creations, solutions or challenges with the community through the console and also via the official Create website at http://www.create.ea.com. Friends can download and remix solutions and set challenges for other players to download and complete. Imaginations will run wild this holiday!
Create for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, and PC is developed by EA Bright Light and has not yet been rated by PEGI.
Irrational’s confirmed the public will get its first sighting of the studio’s new game, codenamed Project Icarus, next Thursday in a debut trailer for it.
It’ll come a day after the game will be shown to US press in New York next Wednesday.
“Next week, we’ll begin breaking that long silence and start speaking out,” said Irrational’s Shawn Elliott in a special episode on the studio’s podcast.
“On August 12, we’ll show you a trailer and tell you about our title. We’ll explore that trailer’s secrets in another longer episode of Irrational Behaviour. And finally, you’ll learn about a live demo that we’re showing to press before you see it for yourself.”
People have also been ringing a special phone number to guess what game the studio has been making. You can hear what was said, every from a new IP and SWAT 5 to System Shock 3 and BioShock 3, on the podcast. Listen to it anyways, just for the SWAT rap.
In the meantime, time to keep the eyes glued on whatisicarus.com to see if any hints come about before then.
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