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Narcyl escribió:me flipa uncharted y me parece una obra maestra, pero como tiene tanto tanto exito dudo que vea algun dia un jak and daxter en ps3.

Astral escribió:ToG PS3:



Por lo visto habrá un nuevo presonaje exclusivo para la versión PS3, al igual que un área nueva, por lo que se ve el juego trndrá bastantes extras comparado con su versión de WII

Disgaea 4
- Nuevo trabajo conocido como"Kyouju" (professor, teacher)
- Hay deferentes razas de demonios (vampiros, hombreslobo)
- El nivel mas bajo del inframundo és una prision infernal
- Nuevo sistema
- Abolida la diferencia entre los sexos
- Nuevo comando para monstruos conocido como "union" el cual les otorgará un up temporal en los status
- El network permitirá a los jugadores hacer intercambio de objetos

REJE escribió:¿del nuevo Disgaea no decian que el motor grafico se iba a alejar de los clasicos sprites?

Astral escribió:ToG PS3:



Por lo visto habrá un nuevo presonaje exclusivo para la versión PS3, al igual que un área nueva, por lo que se ve el juego trndrá bastantes extras comparado con su versión de WII

Namco69 escribió:Y seguramente nosotros no veamos nada de eso...

Astral escribió:

Namco69 escribió:Y seguramente nosotros no veamos nada de eso...

Seguramente, és la gran política que tiene Namco de sacar sus revisiones de juegos con mejoras y añadidos para la consola de Sony y Japon only

Tales Of Symphonia, Tales Of Destiny/Director's cut, Tales Of Vesperia, Tales Of Graces y sabe dios que más habrá

Namco69 escribió:Voy a hablar conmigo mismo a ver si puedo solucionar algo.

Ubisoft’s releasing a HD version of the original Beyond Good & Evil next year for PSN and Xbox Live Arcade.

The HD version of the game – which released back in 2003 for PS2, Xbox, PC and GameCube – will feature 1080 visuals, makeovers for the character models, polished textures, a re-mastered soundtrack and achievements/trophies, depending on what console you have, as well as online leaderboards.

No other exact date’s been given for the re-release other then just next year.

A sequel has been in and out for the past two-and-a-half years, but is still in development.

I have nothing but Metacritic to substantiate my claims. There is nothing official or even hinted at by any other video game sites as of now, so either I'm an idiot, or a masterful sleuth.

I was doing a little search last night to see if any uber-late reviews of Deadly Premonition had come in when I discovered this little item about Deadly Premonition on the PS3. The review aggregator has a page set up for the PS3 release, with a bit that says "Release Date: December 31, 2010."

Now, I know what you're thinking: "But Deadly Premonition for the 360 only got a 65 on metacritic, so why should I care if there may be some port?" Well you're foolish, and Metacritic is wrong. I am right, and I'll tell you why right here in my longish review. Or just look at the buzz on forums and message boards.

Even if you don't end up thinking it's one of the finest gaming experiences of all time (ya idiot), you have to admit a $20 price tag at least makes it intriguing. You know, to see what all the fuss is about.

Now, I can't promise any sort of information on this any time soon, but at least there is still some ammunition for speculation, right?

Zack_VII escribió:Mmmm de que va lo de Uncharted 3? donde ha surgido el rumor?

Activision’s just formally announced NASCAR The Game 2011, to developed by UK-based developer Eutechnyx.

The game will release for PS3, 360 and Wii.

The news confirms what’s been known since last week, and will be the first game in the sport since EA Sports had the IP.

“It was crucial to take a fresh look at what makes the sport so popular,” said Eutechnyx EVP, Ed Martin.

“We’re working very closely with NASCAR, the drivers, the teams, the tracks and the sponsors to get all the minute details right, and give this game the polish and push the fans deserve.”

“The NASCAR videogame fanbase has been underserved for a long time and we’re bringing them something very special,” added David Oxford of Activision.

The game will allow you to either play as yourself or any real-life driver in NASCAR, while 22 tracks will also be in the game.

The cars, meanwhile, and the damage they pick up will be “meticulously detailed” with multi-car wrecks “the most extreme ever experienced in an officially licensed racing game.”

NASCAR 2011 also features online multiplayer, where 16 players will compete.

You’ll also be able to “earn NASCAR experience points” in online and offline races “which help unlock rewards such as decal packs or special car designs, as well as career sponsorships and special races throughout career mode.”

The first trailer for the game will air on US TV on Sunday morning.

The game’s out next February.

[erick] escribió:A mi los juegos de nascar me parecen un aunténtico coñazo, compré hace la tira uno para PC, cuando los hacía Sierra y eso era un aunténtico rollo.

Se están pasando ya con las reediciones de la pasada generación, lo peor es que las estamos comprando todos.

Astral escribió:

REJE escribió:¿del nuevo Disgaea no decian que el motor grafico se iba a alejar de los clasicos sprites?

Que yo sepa no dijeron nada de eso y además ya se pudo comprobar en la preimer del TGS xD

REJE escribió:Creo haberlo leido en una noticia anterior a esta http://www.meristation.com/v3/des_notic ... cf&pic=GEN

Astral escribió:

REJE escribió:Creo haberlo leido en una noticia anterior a esta http://www.meristation.com/v3/des_notic ... cf&pic=GEN

Meristation...pero aún así dice que el apartado gráfico habrá mejorado, pero no dice que se vayan a cambiar los sprites

Como todos los años, la japonesa Level 5 prepara su propio evento para anunciar sus futuros juegos. Posiblemente sea, a parte de las grandes del sector, una de las pocas compañías que puedan permitirse un evento propio, aunque la calidad de sus juegos es la suficiente como para tenernos a todos en vilo.

El Level 5 Vision 2010 se celebrará a mediados de este mismo mes, por lo que quedan muy pocos días para saber más de juegos como Inazuma Eleven, Profesor Layton, Ni no Kuni, Fantasy Life o Mystery Room. Pero la cosa no queda ahí, Level 5 siempre esta dispuesta a sorprendernos, y esta vez presentará cuatro nuevos juegos.

Por el momento no sabemos nada sobre ellos, pero algo me dice que uno de los mismos quizás pueda ser el misterioso Time Travelers, un proyecto en colaboración con Jiro Ishii, director del aclamado juego para Wii 428. Según Level 5 es “un juego a gran escala”, en el que veremos una historia muy relacionada con los viajes en el tiempo.

Keiji Inafune, head of R&D and global production at Capcom, "still believes" in Lost Planet as a franchise - but its future remains uncertain following the second game's poor performance.

It's fair to say Lost Planet 2 wasn't a critical darling and Capcom has said it "substantially" underperformed the company's projections at retail. So will we see a third game in the series?

"I came up with the concept for the original Lost Planet and got involved quite a bit," Inafune told the latest issue of Edge. "However, regrettably, Lost Planet 2 was done by someone else and I didn't really have any direct involvement. I still believe in the franchise, and if we do more with it I will definitely get involved directly."

Inafune went on to imply the Lost Planet 2's creators lacked love for the project, which he sees as fundamental to any franchise's ongoing success. The key to a successful sequel is "very simple", he said.

"If a particular franchise or IP is continued by the creator, there is no problem. But in a large organisation that's not possible all the time. Therefore if you have to change the director or producer, etc, they would have to love the IP or franchise, including good points and bad points, as a whole. Without love, nothing happens."

At this year's Tokyo Game Show Inafune lambasted Japanese developers for making "awful games", claiming the country is five years behind the West. He also said that for Japanese studios to survive in the current climate they will need to partner with Western developers, as Capcom did with Dead Rising 2 maker Blue Castle Games, which it recently acquired.

Narcyl escribió:por dios si van a sacar un lost planet igual que el 2 mejor que se lo ahorren, tenia una base realmente buena pero los servidores y algunas cosas del juego fallaban muchisimo.

goldenaxeband escribió:

Narcyl escribió:por dios si van a sacar un lost planet igual que el 2 mejor que se lo ahorren, tenia una base realmente buena pero los servidores y algunas cosas del juego fallaban muchisimo.

Lost Planet 2 me llega la semana que viene... Qué miedo me está entrando.

KuroShad escribió:No hagas caso de nadie, a mi me parece un auténtico juegazo.

goldenaxeband escribió:

Narcyl escribió:por dios si van a sacar un lost planet igual que el 2 mejor que se lo ahorren, tenia una base realmente buena pero los servidores y algunas cosas del juego fallaban muchisimo.

Lost Planet 2 me llega la semana que viene... Qué miedo me está entrando.

It's hard to find a job here in the UK. Trust me. So when a big ol' company like Codemasters starts hiring, it's exciting stuff. Even more exciting when they're looking to hire 100 people. And even more exciting when they have unannounced titles in the bag. Unannounced titles...that are "exciting".

Adjective-spam aside, the first bit of news is that if you and 99 friends need jobs and want to get into the video game industry, Codemasters want you. Remember that many developers started out as QA testers, so it certainly has prospects.

The second, slightly more...exciting (hurr de harr) news is that Codemasters list big upcoming titles like Red River and DiRT 3, while also revealing they have "other unannounced exciting titles" in the works. Discuss the possible titles below, and food and drinks can be found on our Twitter.

Yoshinori Kitase Motomu Toriyama and discussed in an interview for the Ultimania Omega guide raised the question of DLC for Final Fantasy XIII and a possible sequel.

When Toriyama time FFXIII release posted on the official website so do not throw the saved games, not to lie. DLC was actually prepared. It was a location called the Seventh Ark which was in transition Orpan's Cradle. Initially it was to get into the game proper, but the quest for the impossible deadlines. Therefore dealt with the DLC, which - as it turned out - would not meet the quality the expectations placed upon. The measure cleared.

A sequel to FFXIII? Kitase and Toriyama did not exclude it if the fans they so wish. For now, the team is working on another game designed to show up in the two years since its launch, "thirteen". Indeed, such was the recommendation of the President Square Enix - that every team was able to spend one game during that period of time.

The interview was conducted in mid-July.

I nevertheless appears that a sequel was made. Both authors imply that at this time that option eliminated, but the lack of plans for DLC also said something similar in Ultimanii issued shortly after the release of FFXIII. Now it turned out, however, on something that at the time worked.

Astral escribió:

Yoshinori Kitase Motomu Toriyama and discussed in an interview for the Ultimania Omega guide raised the question of DLC for Final Fantasy XIII and a possible sequel.

When Toriyama time FFXIII release posted on the official website so do not throw the saved games, not to lie. DLC was actually prepared. It was a location called the Seventh Ark which was in transition Orpan's Cradle. Initially it was to get into the game proper, but the quest for the impossible deadlines. Therefore dealt with the DLC, which - as it turned out - would not meet the quality the expectations placed upon. The measure cleared.

A sequel to FFXIII? Kitase and Toriyama did not exclude it if the fans they so wish. For now, the team is working on another game designed to show up in the two years since its launch, "thirteen". Indeed, such was the recommendation of the President Square Enix - that every team was able to spend one game during that period of time.

The interview was conducted in mid-July.

I nevertheless appears that a sequel was made. Both authors imply that at this time that option eliminated, but the lack of plans for DLC also said something similar in Ultimanii issued shortly after the release of FFXIII. Now it turned out, however, on something that at the time worked.

hardcore087 escribió: Lo que no veo tan claro es la salida en occidente de FF versus XIII y de un futuro Kingdom hearts 3... Deben de estar un poco saturados de trabajo en square enix

Hibiki-naruto escribió:

hardcore087 escribió: Lo que no veo tan claro es la salida en occidente de FF versus XIII y de un futuro Kingdom hearts 3... Deben de estar un poco saturados de trabajo en square enix

el Versus hasta 2012-2013 no lo vemos por aqui.

El KH3 ya ha dicho Nomura que no es un proyecto de largo plazo, la entrega saldra algun año mas tarde de 2012 ya que aun no es niquiera una idea del equipo por que estan muy ocupados.

Narcyl escribió:si van a sacar un producto como la secuela del ffx mejor que se queden con las ganas, pero si que me gustaria mucho ver mas cosas del mundo de ffxiii y los personajes.

Spardy escribió:A mi me encantaría ver un FFXIII-2, corrigiendo la linealidad del XIII y dandole variedad en misiones, ciudades, mas libertad ect... ect...

LAOP escribió:Solo hace falta ver a que clase de gente no le gustó el X-2, gente que escribe tuvo con b

LAOP escribió:Solo hace falta ver a que clase de gente no le gustó el X-2, gente que escribe tuvo con b

BSTCloud escribió:

LAOP escribió:Solo hace falta ver a que clase de gente no le gustó el X-2, gente que escribe tuvo con b

No, si ahora el x-2 va a ser el mejor FF de la historia o algo

Lo que no veo tan claro es la salida en occidente de FF versus XIII y de un futuro Kingdom hearts 3... Deben de estar un poco saturados de trabajo en square enix

Narcyl escribió:si van a sacar un producto como la secuela del ffx mejor que se queden con las ganas, pero si que me gustaria mucho ver mas cosas del mundo de ffxiii y los personajes.

tony stonem escribió:

Narcyl escribió:si van a sacar un producto como la secuela del ffx mejor que se queden con las ganas, pero si que me gustaria mucho ver mas cosas del mundo de ffxiii y los personajes.

El X-2 es un juegazo,pero claro,hay que jugarlo entero.
No vale ver la intro y decir:"Oh,las spice girls" y apagar la consola xD