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According to the latest listing update provided by the ESRB, Front Mission 3 and Metal Slug X will be re-released for the PSP and Playstation 3 in North America as PSOne Classics.

Front Mission 3 is a turn-based strategy game first released in North America on March 22, 2000. It was already re-released in Japanese (March 24, 2009) and European (September 1, 2010) Playstation Stores.

Metal Slug X is a more improved version of Metal Slug 2 featuring improved graphics and new content. It was released for the original Playstation on March 20, 2001.

The ESRB gave both titles a T (for Teen) rating for Violence. Like with almost every PSOne Classics, Front Mission 3 and Metal Slug X will be published by Sony Computer Entertainment America on the Playstation Network. You can check out the Playstation box arts for both games in the slideshow to the left of this article.

Astral escribió:Nuevas Imagenes de Tales Of Graces F, de nuevo podemos apreciar los nuevos skins xD

weiland stp escribió:Esta noticia esta puesta, pero les dejo la pista "confirmacion" definitiva de que se trata de
resident evil

Hace apenas unos días nuestro compañero Blade os comentaba que uno de los anuncios más esperados para los próximos VGA podría ser el lanzamiento de un nuevo título de Resident Evil.




Hoy los rumores cobran fuerza puesto que varias revistas online se han puesto a indagar y han encontrado algunas pruebas que podrían afirmar que el próximo título que veremos pertenecería a la conocida saga. Mas concretamente en las que veis en esta noticia donde se puede ver que la silueta seleccionada para el anuncio de los VGA es la misma que utilizaban en las camisas que anunciaban Resident Evil, pero mejor os dejamos las imágenes.

si os fijais tambien en la foto el otro zombi " el que esta agachado" tambien sale en la imagen pero invertido


fuente: http://ps3p.es/26336/residen-evil-toma-fuerza-para-los-vga/

rokyle escribió:Y eso es lo único que podremos hacer con los nuevos skins...apreciarlos desde una foto xDDDDDDD

Wghos7 escribió:Como no sea del estilo, RE0, RE, RE2, RE3, Code: Veronica o como los Outbreak... se lo pueden meter por donde amargan los pepinos

The team behind PlayStation 3′s Yakuza franchise has announced a brand new title in the latest issue of Famitsu. Binary Domain, as it’s named, is set in Tokyo during the year 2080 and has a sci-fi robot theme with a focus on competitive online multiplayer and high-level enemy AI. While the game is being developed in Japan, a few overseas staff members are also a part of the game’s development team.

Toshihiro Nagoshi, who’s working on the upcoming title, told Famitsu that they’re targeting a worldwide audience with Binary Domain. He also revealed that the concept for the game originally came to the team back when Yakuza 3 was in development.

Binary Domain takes place in Tokyo, 2080. The city is split into two sectors, one for the rich and one for the poor. The poor sector is reminiscent of Tokyo today, with some minor devastation here and there.

According to Nagoshi, a battle between man and robot is one of the key pieces to the story. While he couldn’t explain why this battle exists, he did say that robots are a big part of everyday life in 2080, even running the world’s main operations.

The game will feature a lot of heavy themes, revealed Nagoshi, according the theme of life, itself. It’ll make the player reconsider what their life actually means.

On the subject of overseas staff, Nagoshi said that there was a debate at first on whether or not the game should take place in Japan — considering it was targeting an international audience. They eventually decided on Tokyo because Nagoshi felt that its easier for someone who was raised in Japan to make a game involving deep human drama if the setting is Japan. He also believes that there is no point in having Japanese staff make a game if the setting is based overseas.

Binary Domain‘s voice work will all be done by overseas actors. The game’s cutscenes and the likes will be done by Japanese staff, however.

On gameplay, Nagoshi shared a few details. He said enemy AI will be at a level unseen by gamers before. The development team has done continuous research to assure the game’s AI is the highest level in the world. Regarding online, Nagoshi said it’s a big focus and that the player will feel a connection to other players. He didn’t dive more into detail.

Can’t wait to hear more? We’ll get our first official look at Binary Domain on December 1 at 5pm Japan Time on Famitsu.com and Sega’s official website. Stay tuned.

Wghos7 escribió:Como no sea del estilo, RE0, RE, RE2, RE3, Code: Veronica o como los Outbreak... se lo pueden meter por donde amargan los pepinos

Astral escribió:Bueno se confirman las salidas (en japon supongo) de estos 2 juegos:

- Zettai Zetsumei Toshi 4 (PS3) - 10 Mar

gizmoseinen escribió:Aunque es un secreto a voces Kamiya ha dado otra confirmación vía twitter: http://**SPAM**.es/?p=2688

Astral escribió:

gizmoseinen escribió:Aunque es un secreto a voces Kamiya ha dado otra confirmación vía twitter: http://**SPAM**.es/?p=2688

Y tanto xD alguien no se lo esperaba...lo que nosé és como este hombre puede dormir después de ver lo que han hecho con Dante desde DMC

gizmoseinen escribió:Seguro que se levanta todas las noches sudando gritando, pero NO, no sólo ha sido un sueño jajajaja

"The movie game business is falling apart," according to EA Games President Frank Gibeau, who said the publisher would rather focus on quality original games because licensed titles just aren't worth the resources required to make them.

It's almost inevitable: Blockbuster movie leads to terrible, half-baked videogame. No matter how many times a cheap tie-in game bombs terribly, publishers keep cranking them out, hoping that the weight of a big license will be enough to generate big sales. But you can count EA out, Gibeau told Develop, because "the days of licensed-based, 75-rated games copies are dead like the dinosaur."

goldenaxeband escribió:
1 de cada 5 valen la pena siendo generosos.

The Japanese portal Goo asked about the opinion of the people. So it's not provocative list created by journalist during lunch break. In October, the local players were asked what classic released on the PlayStation platforms, the family would like to see on the PS3. Here are the results:
1. Final Fantasy VIII
2. Final Fantasy VII
3. Final Fantasy IX
4. Xenogears
5. Valkyrie Profile
6. Parasite Eve
7. Koukaku Kidou-tai Ghost in the Shell
8. Bakusou Dekotora [Decorated Truck] Densetsu
9. Kaze no Klonoa: Door to Phantomile
10. Dino Crisis
11. King’s Field
12. Segareijiri
13. Legend of Dragoon
14. Front Mission Alternative
15. Vagrant Story
16. Tobal Number One
17. Kowloon’s Gate
18. Bushido Blade
19. Ehrgeiz
20. Pepsi Man

Nathan Drake estaría a punto de cambiar los ambientes selváticos, su búsqueda de la ciudad perdida de Shambala y el Himalaya por un escenario diametralmente opuesto: el desierto africano. Así lo afirma el medio Kotaku, quien citando a una “fuente informada” cercana apuesta por el sol, el calor y la arena como los protagonistas principales de la próxima aventura del intrépido protagonista de la saga Uncharted.
Según cita Kotaku, es la misma fuente que señaló hace poco los próximos premios Spike TV como el evento clave que Sony elegiría para revelar al mundo la tercera entrega de una de sus franquicias más carismáticas del momento. Incluso van un poco más allá, y señalan el paralelismo de la saga Uncharted con la saga Indiana Jones en cines. En ‘En Busca del Arca Perdida’, Indy viaja desde las junglas de América del Sur hasta las nevadas montañas nepalíes para acabar llegando al desierto egipcio. Sea como fuere, el enigma quedará resuelto el próximo 11 de diciembre.

Astral escribió:...

Hibiki-naruto escribió:La lista no es de lo proximo que podriamos ver en la PSN, si no es un ranking de los juegos que tendrian que tener un Remake en PS3 segun los japoneses.

Langdon escribió:Uncharted 3 estara ambientado en el desierto africano

ANKuaK escribió:

Langdon escribió:Uncharted 3 estara ambientado en el desierto africano

Naughty Dios.
Benditos sean.

Astral escribió:Posibles juegos que podríamos ver "remakeados" en PS3:

The Japanese portal Goo asked about the opinion of the people. So it's not provocative list created by journalist during lunch break. In October, the local players were asked what classic released on the PlayStation platforms, the family would like to see on the PS3. Here are the results:
1. Final Fantasy VIII
2. Final Fantasy VII
3. Final Fantasy IX
4. Xenogears
5. Valkyrie Profile
6. Parasite Eve
7. Koukaku Kidou-tai Ghost in the Shell
8. Bakusou Dekotora [Decorated Truck] Densetsu
9. Kaze no Klonoa: Door to Phantomile
10. Dino Crisis
11. King’s Field
12. Segareijiri
13. Legend of Dragoon
14. Front Mission Alternative
15. Vagrant Story
16. Tobal Number One
17. Kowloon’s Gate
18. Bushido Blade
19. Ehrgeiz
20. Pepsi Man

trane escribió:Eso es, lo que les gustaría ver en PSN, no los juegos o poibles juegos que van a sacar para PSN HD. Es sólo una encuesta para Japón. Un poco de rigor.

andriasang escribió:Square Enix Dominates Want List For PS3 Remakes of PlayStation Classics


With their low resolutions and framerates, even the finest PlayStation classics can be difficult to play today. But what if you could play some of those classics fully remade with PlayStation 3 level visuals?
Goo Ranking took up this very topic in an October survey. The site got the opinion of 1,075 people on what PlayStation title they'd most like to play with PlayStation 3 visuals.
Square and Enix totally dominate the list, claiming the top six spots and twelve of twenty overall. PlayStation's three numbered Final Fantasy games took the top 3.
Here's the full list.

• 1. Final Fantasy VIII (Square)
• 2. Final Fantasy VII (Square)
• 3. Final Fantasy IX (Square)
• 4. Xenogears (Square)
• 5. Valkyrie Profile (Enix)
• 6. Paraiste Eve (Square)
• 7. Ghost in the Shell (Sony)
• 8. Bakusou Dekotora Densetsu (Human)
• 9. Klonoa: Door to Phantomile (Namco)
• 10. Dino Crisis (Capcom)
• 11. King's Field (From Software)
• 12. Segare Ijiri (Square)
• 13. Legend of Dragoon (Sony)
• 14. Front Mission Alternative (Square)
• 15. Vagrant Story (Square)
• 16. Tobal No.1 (Square)
• 16. Kowloon's Gate (Artdink)
• 16. Bushido Blade (Square)
• 16. Ehrgeiz (Square)
• 16. Pepsiman (Kid)

The Goo Ranking survey responders were 33.7% male and 66.3% female. 18.1% were in their 20s, 30.9% in their 30s and 25.7% in their 40s.

trane escribió:Eso es, lo que les gustaría ver en PSN, no los juegos o poibles juegos que van a sacar para PSN HD. Es sólo una encuesta para Japón.

Un poco de rigor.

Danny Bilson, studio chief at THQ, just confirmed via Twitter that not only will THQ soon be unveiling a core Kinect title (likely at the VGA's on December 11th), but will also announce sometime in the near future two core titles for the Move. Check out the tweets:

"Two Core games coming on Move. One is a hybrid with Move and 3D."

"We will be announcing one Core Kinect game soon."

It doesn't get more simple than that, folks. The titles will probably be from a new IP, but maybe WWE Smackdown vs. Raw will see some motion controls in its future. THQ has already promised a reveal for Guillermo del Toro's first game title at the VGA's, so we may be looking at some kind of dark, sci-fi exploration title. Or even better, Pan's Labyrinth the game. Actually...

Stay tuned for more updates as they unfold.

The first Battlefield 3 details could drop imminently, if a GDC 2011 schedule is anything to go by.

The 2011 conference timetable contains a lecture from Kenny Magnusson, a senior lighting and VFX artist at EA DICE.

Here's the blurb for the talk:

"This session presents a detailed overview of the new lighting system implemented in DICE's Frostbite 2 engine and how it enables us to stretch the boundaries of lighting in BATTLEFIELD 3 with its highly dynamic, varied and destructible environments.

"BATTLEFIELD 3 goes beyond the lighting limitations found in our previous battlefield games, while avoiding costly and static prebaked lighting without compromising quality.

"We discuss the technical implementation of the art direction in BATTLEFIELD 3, the workflows we created for it as well as how all the individual lighting components fit together: deferred rendering, HDR, dynamic radiosity and particle lighting."

We'd think you'd have to show off a bit of Battlefield 3 to give that kind of lecture, so it's not unreasonable to expect a reveal before then either.

CVG’s just confirmed the next Tomb Raider title will feature in the next issue of GamesMaster, due next month.

A new title in the series has been hinted at for some time, but this is the first proper confirmation we will see it in action soon.

The issue goes on sale January 4.

US publication Game Informer is expected to announce next week the title as its final front cover of the year.

Publisher Square Enix has also trademarked the term “A Survivor is Born” for videogames, the same tagline teased in the last issue of GI alongside some art.

Langdon escribió:Uncharted 3 estara ambientado en el desierto africano

Nathan Drake estaría a punto de cambiar los ambientes selváticos, su búsqueda de la ciudad perdida de Shambala y el Himalaya por un escenario diametralmente opuesto: el desierto africano. Así lo afirma el medio Kotaku, quien citando a una “fuente informada” cercana apuesta por el sol, el calor y la arena como los protagonistas principales de la próxima aventura del intrépido protagonista de la saga Uncharted.
Según cita Kotaku, es la misma fuente que señaló hace poco los próximos premios Spike TV como el evento clave que Sony elegiría para revelar al mundo la tercera entrega de una de sus franquicias más carismáticas del momento. Incluso van un poco más allá, y señalan el paralelismo de la saga Uncharted con la saga Indiana Jones en cines. En ‘En Busca del Arca Perdida’, Indy viaja desde las junglas de América del Sur hasta las nevadas montañas nepalíes para acabar llegando al desierto egipcio. Sea como fuere, el enigma quedará resuelto el próximo 11 de diciembre.

Fuente de la noticia:http://www.meristation.com/v3/des_noticia.php?id=cw4cf4c524b803c&pic=GEN




Yo la verdad es que me lo esperaba,si habian recreado de forma muy realista el agua y la nieve,la arena no tardaria mucho en entrar en escena.Solo de imaginarme las posibles situaciones que pueden suceder en el desierto con Drake y compañia,se me sube el hype a 1000

ANKuaK escribió:

Langdon escribió:Uncharted 3 estara ambientado en el desierto africano

Naughty Dios.
Benditos sean.

No me imagino lugar mejor para Uncharted 3.

Sonikero escribió:Dios tiene que estar chulisimo. Espero escenas montado a camello xDDDDDDDDDDD Y seguro que los puzzles se hacen con arena asidahsiudh

Black Bean has announced SBK 2011 will be skidding its way on to consoles and PC next year.

Currently in development at Milestone Studios, Black Bean has said the game will contain “tons of graphics and gameplay improvements” with a brand new artistic direction.



SBK 2011 will also contain an up-to-date driving mode, side effects, new and improved menus, environments, 3D objects, lighting effects and “much, much more”.

The game will also contain the official package of the next Championship Season: all classes, all riders and all tracks from the 2011 roster.

After departing from Codemasters earlier this year, game industry veteran Stuart Black, senior designer on the 2006 Criterion shooter Black, will head up a new London-based in-house development studio at City Interactive.

As creative director at the company's new UK studio, Black will lead development of what he described as "an exciting new story-driven WWII shooter that will emphasize high adventure in a genre that's become bogged down in reverence and historical accuracy."

Earlier this month, City Interactive said that it licensed Frankfurt, Germany-based Crytek's CryEngine 3 for two new, unannounced first-person shooter titles due to release over the "next couple of years."

Prior to his new job at City Interactive, Black was at Codemasters' Guildford studio as creative director, leading development on the shooter Bodycount, which some billed as the spiritual successor to Electronic Arts and Criterion's Black.

Black officially left Codemasters in October this year, and also previously worked at Total War developer The Creative Assembly.

City Interactive CEO Marek Tyminski said that his company, headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, will "continue our strategic expansion of resources and capabilities" going forward. The company has developed and published games including Sniper: Ghost Warrior.

goldenaxeband escribió:

No me imagino lugar mejor para Uncharted 3.

¿Uncharted en el espacio?

Fuera de bromas, un Uncharted en el desierto es hypeante, Drake se quejará un millón de veces del calor.

Y en alguna capital europea tampoco estaría nada mal, a lo Indiana Jones en Venecia.

alfon1995 escribió:A ver si por fin con Uncharted 3 hacen un juego de aventuras en condiciones, y no un shooter en tercera persona con saltitos automáticos y puzzles insultantemente fáciles. Aunque no creo que cambien nada, viendo que la cosa funciona...

alfon1995 escribió:A ver si por fin con Uncharted 3 hacen un juego de aventuras en condiciones, y no un shooter en tercera persona con saltitos automáticos y puzzles insultantemente fáciles. Aunque no creo que cambien nada, viendo que la cosa funciona...