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hibaridelanube escribió:
Yo me preocuparía mas del palo si mucha gente compra ps3 cuando xbox360 era mas barata y con mejores port por estos juegos si les pego la puñalada, la ps4 me la voy a comer con patatas deluxe, es lo que hay quieres clientes MIMALOS Y SI NO PUEDES pues adiós muy buena y a la competencia a ellos si les tiene que importar conservar exclusivas yo como cliente me voy a lo mejor son ellos los que pierden que es mejor vender 6 millones de consolas por un juego aunque solo te de 3 millones o vender 7 millones de juegos por hacerlo multi y vender 3 millones de tu consola porque la gente se te va a la competencia mas barata, mejores ports, y encima con el mismo juego, YO NO ME LO PIENSO.

Los registros económicos de Square Enix durante el pasado año fiscal que finalizó el 31 de marzo no serán demasiado positivos. Lo dice la propia multinacional, que prevé pérdidas netas. Todo se debe a la cancelación de múltiples proyectos durante el último año, juegos que ni siquiera se han presentado en sociedad antes de ser eliminados del plan de lanzamientos de la firma tras Final Fantasy.

Los recursos invertidos en estos títulos de los que no se conocen detalles han mermado el potencial económico del gigante japonés, que promete una política más rígida a la hora de dar “luz verde” al desarrollo de nuevos proyectos. Square Enix también asegura que el terremoto acontecido en Japón en marzo también influirá en sus resultados económicos.

Ya,pero es que no estamos hablando de "ahora" sino del "futuro",y no creo que SE vaya a estar en crisis 2-3 años

rokyle escribió:
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Ya,pero es que no estamos hablando de "ahora" sino del "futuro",y no creo que SE vaya a estar en crisis 2-3 años

S-E lleva en crisis desde que lanzaron FFX-2 y la patética película de cuyo nombre no quiero acordarme.

hibaridelanube escribió:KH3 debería ya ser una realidad y anunciado mínimo para ps3 es lo minino que deberían, ya esta bien de tanto spin off cansinos.

manologod2 escribió:
¿Entonces porque es ahora cuando se ha hecho eco de la noticia?

hibaridelanube escribió:Si sony no quiere que la ps4 sea su ruina entonces mas le vale cuidar los exclusivos vende consolas como KH3, VERSUS XIII, LOS UNCHARTED entre otros.

PD: Me veo una puñalada importante en la E3 espero equivocarme pero no me gusta como se presentan las cosas con el tema final y KH3 estan llevando el tema no se si decir lamentablemente o penosamente.
KH3 debería ya ser una realidad y anunciado mínimo para ps3 es lo minino que deberían, ya esta bien de tanto spin off cansinos.

reberes escribió:Otro tema es que sea una cacicada estar sacandolos en distintas plataformas de forma exclusiva... Pero eso ya es cosa de Nomura y sus metodologia de trabajo hasta la fecha (Que viendo como esta SE no me extrañaria que le "obligaran" a cambiarla como he dicho

reberes escribió:No si en eso estoy de acuerdo xD. A parte de que al año te sacan Final Mixes o Re de alguno de sus juegos y la mayoria no llegan a Europa...

Yo he tenido que tirar de emuladores y de amigos para jugar a los de DS y PSP (Y eso que yo en su dia tuve la psp, pero como no salia nada potable a mi entender la vendi ).
Y mira que yo pensaba que la mayoria serian cutre spin-off de los que no aportan nada a la trama principal pero esque todos lo hacen (De mayor o menor manera).

No creo pero ojala SE se enrolle y hagan como CoM (Aunque salio en el Final Mix de KHII...) y veamos todos los KH en HD para ps3 salvo el de 3DS por motivos evidentes... (Y eso siempre suponiendo que el Masterpieces sea KH collection, aunque seria de capullo haberlo titulado asi para que sea otra saga ).

reberes escribió:Si, porque hay un emulador de psp pero es una liada asi que mejor a un compi xD.

Y lo peor de todo es que al terminarlo me entere que habia una version Final Mix .
No se que aportara de mas a parte de batallas frente jefes secretos... Sobre estos ultimos, Nomura ya dejo caer que alguno de ellos sera importante en lo que queda de trama (Se rumorea que será un tal No Heart pero a saber xD).

Just announced at this morning's Warner Bros. Interactive pre-E3 event, the long-rumored Gotham City Imposters is a new shooter from F.E.A.R. dev Monolith Productions. It's a multiplayer shooter set in the Batman universe. If that sounds weird ("But Batman doesn't use guns!"), then you're a set ahead of the curve.

The crux of Imposters is simple: You don't play as Batman or Joker. Instead you play as a highly customizable "imposter" on Team Bats or Team Jokers. "Posing as amateur vigilantes or villains," explains the press release, "gamers will create their very own Bats and Jokerz characters using unprecedented customization options including insane costumes, homebrewed gadgets and a wide range of traditional and imagined weapons." From there, you'll take your character into a series of gametypes and maps, which are "inspired by DC Comics' Batman license."



Imposters is being shown running 4v4 multiplayer at today's preview event, but WBIE tells us that the maximum number of players isn't yet set in stone.

Update: Clarified details based on press release. Additionally, GothamCityImpostors.com is now live

BURBANK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment today announced Gotham City Impostors, an original download-only first-person shooter where players battle for control of an unhinged Gotham City overrun by impostors inspired by the DC Comics characters Batman and The Joker. Developed by Monolith Productions, the game will be available in the Xbox LIVE® Marketplace for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Windows PC and PlayStation®Network.

“Gotham City Impostors blows apart expectations for superhero games with an exaggerated take on first person shooters, set in a part of the DC Universe players have never seen before,” said Samantha Ryan, Senior Vice President, Production and Development, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. “Monolith is creating a game that turns Gotham City upside down and we think fans are going to have a blast with this creative twist on multiplayer heroism and anti-heroism as they play up the classic rivalry between Batman and The Joker.”

Gotham City Impostors is a multiplayer game unlike any other, giving players the opportunity to rebel against conformity as they customize their own characters. Posing as amateur vigilantes or villains, gamers will create their very own Bats and Jokerz characters using unprecedented customization options including insane costumes, homebrewed gadgets and a wide range of traditional and imagined weapons.

The game will feature maps and modes inspired by DC Comics’ Batman license. Fans can visit www.GothamCityImpostors.com for more information and to sign up to receive updates regarding the game.

The latest entry in the Rune Factory franchise will come to North America by way of Natsume. Teased last week, Rune Factory: Oceans, released for Japan in February, will come to PlayStation 3 and Wii in North America as Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny.

“We know our loyal fans have been patiently awaiting news of a North American release for Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny, so we are thrilled to announce that the latest entry in the fan-favorite series is on its way. Better still, this entry is coming to both the Wii and PlayStation 3,” Hiro Maekawa, President and CEO of Natsume told Siliconera. “Featuring a vast region to explore, a wonderful cast of characters, and a huge variety of activities to enjoy, Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny is sure to make waves!”

The game follows Fenith Island natives Aden and Sonja, who must cross oceans, battle enemies, and grow crops with the assistance of an island-moving golem named Ymir. It’ll be on display at E3 next month, following a release later this year.

Being produced by Italian studio, Geniaware, that’s football as in soccer. Lords of Football is described as a “pick-up-and-play football lifestyle game set in a fully explorable 3D world.”

In Lords of Football you take on the role of first team manager in a strategic game of exploration, creativity and balancing human resources. For the first time ever the game play sees you manage footballers in every aspect of their lives from time out socialising at the pub to team tactics and on-pitch performance.

Played in first person ‘God’ mode, gameplay includes the day-to-day planning and maintaining of the club’s training sessions. You also manage the psychological aspects of each individual footballer nurturing a more realistic relationship that comes with being a professional football manager. The advanced AI system delivers lifelike character types and face-to-face dialogue with your players. These exchanges can take place throughout the 3D world and during matches.

Lords of football is said to offer revolutionised casual gameplay and deep customisation tools to simulate life in and out of work. You can lead a team of footballers both on and off the pitch and live the dream with true-to-life football personalities who demand training, leadership and recreational entertainment to keep them motivated.

You must create tactical strategies, keep press and supporters happy, track each footballer’s lifestyle habits, deal with the president’s transfer market issues and much more. Lords of Football will demonstrate what effectively happens during the life of a club with all of the people involved.

Claudio Giacopazzi, General Manager at Geniaware, said: ‘Lords of football is being developed to open up the football genre through innovative gameplay solutions. We aim to entertain a wide audience providing a new approach to the football video game in a way not seen before in a sports title’.

Lords of Football is being developed for the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and PC.

Namco Bandai has said it has plans to “keep pushing” the Enslaved franchise even though Ninja Theory doesn’t have a sequel in the works, currently.

Speaking in a recent podcast with Eurogamer, Namco’s UK marketing manager Lee Kirton said the firm is “still very much behind,” the game.

“We’ve got plans as to where we want to take Enslaved, we want to keep on pushing… maybe to a market that hasn’t experienced it yet,” he said. “We currently have no plans for an Enslaved sequel. However, we are still looking at it.”

Namco has said in the past it felt Enslaved would have been better received at retail had it been given a different release window.

“It’s disappointing since it could have and should have done more,” Kirton added.

goldenaxeband escribió:Namco seguirá apoyando la "Enslaved" en el mercado

Namco Bandai has said it has plans to “keep pushing” the Enslaved franchise even though Ninja Theory doesn’t have a sequel in the works, currently.

Speaking in a recent podcast with Eurogamer, Namco’s UK marketing manager Lee Kirton said the firm is “still very much behind,” the game.

“We’ve got plans as to where we want to take Enslaved, we want to keep on pushing… maybe to a market that hasn’t experienced it yet,” he said. “We currently have no plans for an Enslaved sequel. However, we are still looking at it.”

Namco has said in the past it felt Enslaved would have been better received at retail had it been given a different release window.

“It’s disappointing since it could have and should have done more,” Kirton added.

Fuente: VG247

goldenaxeband escribió:Namco seguirá apoyando la "Enslaved" en el mercado

Namco Bandai has said it has plans to “keep pushing” the Enslaved franchise even though Ninja Theory doesn’t have a sequel in the works, currently.

Speaking in a recent podcast with Eurogamer, Namco’s UK marketing manager Lee Kirton said the firm is “still very much behind,” the game.

“We’ve got plans as to where we want to take Enslaved, we want to keep on pushing… maybe to a market that hasn’t experienced it yet,” he said. “We currently have no plans for an Enslaved sequel. However, we are still looking at it.”

Namco has said in the past it felt Enslaved would have been better received at retail had it been given a different release window.

“It’s disappointing since it could have and should have done more,” Kirton added.

Fuente: VG247

Namco Bandai’s given its full backing to this year’s Eurogamer Expo, confirming that it’ll bring most of its 2011 and future line-up to the show.

Players will be able to play at the show titles such as Dark Souls, Inversion, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Ridge Racer: Unbounded and Ace Combat: Assault Horizon.

The show will also play host as the finals of the Tekken Force Tournament. Dev talent from Namco will also be at the show.

“We are very excited about this year’s Eurogamer expo. We have some incredible titles to show off this year and it’s an exciting year for Namco Bandai to do this,” said Namco UK marketing boss Lee Kirton.

“This is an exceptionally strong offering from Namco Bandai and we’re delighted that they’ve chosen the Eurogamer Expo to showcase their biggest games,” added Eurogamer managing director Rupert Loman.

“We’re proud to be hosting the final of the Tekken Force Tournament, demonstrating that the Expo isn’t just the place for the best games, but also the best gamers.”

Eurogamer Expo takes place from September 22-25. Tickets are on sale here.

Scuttlebutt has it that the Sony Computer Entertainment studio Zipper Interactive, maker of combat shooters MAG and the SOCOM series, lost several employees in a round of layoffs today. Reached for comment, a Sony spokesperson confirmed layoffs at Zipper, characterizing them as "normal business practice and a result of cutting back on production resources after the launch of two major franchises." Sony would not specify how many positions were lost. Update: Multiple tipsters have suggested that 33 people were let go.

Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima, Square Enix producer/artist Tetsuya Nomura, Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada and Metal Gear art director Yoji Shinkawa had dinner earlier today.

What did they talk about?

According to Kojima, they talked about a Final Fantasy VII remake! After Kojima Tweeted that he was in a dinner meeting with the three, a follower asked that he tell Nomura to remake FFVII. "I passed it along," replied Kojima.

He was probably joking. Or was he?

Other things Kojima said he passed along are "Hurry up and release Kingdom Hearts 3D," "I know it's tough for Square Enix, but you can do it!" and "Tell Wada I'm waiting for Seiken Densetsu/Secret of Mana 5." Kojima did not pass along the message "I'm looking forward to the new Zelda game" that someone for some reason asked him to mention.

Kojima passed along one message without his followers' suggestion: he told Tetsuya Nomura to get a Twitter account.

While the actual topics of conversation during the meeting are probably secret (they may have just been having a friendly dinner -- it happens sometimes), we do know what was on the menu. According to Yoichi Wada's Twitter, two people had cola while two people had alcohol.

Wrecked Revenge Revisited escribió: We're still working with Microsoft and Sony on the exact release date - but we're targetting early summer.
Make sure you save your points! Will keep you updated with the process - so you'll all be the first to know.

KoKKoX escribió:No sabía donde poner esto así que lo pongo aquí.
Datos sobre la fecha y primer trailer de WRECKED REVENGE REVISITED (MASHED para los amigos)

Wrecked Revenge Revisited escribió: We're still working with Microsoft and Sony on the exact release date - but we're targetting early summer.
Make sure you save your points! Will keep you updated with the process - so you'll all be the first to know.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llvW8PZA4tw

Fuente: Página de WRECKED en Facebook

Si este no es su lugar reportarlo para que algún MOD lo mueva o lo borre

Ronimo Games, the developers behind the PlayStation Network and WiiWare real-time strategy game Swords & Soldiers, has announced their next downloadable for PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE Arcade. Awesomenauts, as it’s titled, is a new “Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA)” game inspired by 1980s animation.

The game pits a group of mercenaries against invading forces in a fight for “territorial supremacy.” It’ll feature “Russian monkeys with jetpacks, giant robots,” and other alien creatures on a 2D battlefield. It combines classic platforming-action with modern online multiplayer — a welcome mix for fans of both the old and new gaming generation.

“We are thrilled to surprise the world with Awesomenauts at E3, and look forward to announcing further details then. If MOBA games and classic animated series were to have a baby, this would be it!”, said Ronimo Games co-founder Jasper Koning. “They don’t make ‘em like this anymore!”

BioWare is grinding away on Dragon Age III, according to BioWare Senior Director of Creative Development, Alistair McNally.

In a recent tweet, McNally said he is looking for “exceptional environment artists” to join him at “#BioWare Edmonton, Canada to work on #DragonAge3.” Mass Effect gameplay designer Christina Norman later retweeted the tweet.

This is the first time that either EA or BioWare has made mention of the third game.

Project RedLime, the top secret Starbreeze Studios title strongly suspected to be a new Syndicate, has been increased in scale, and that a new downloadable title from the studio is in the works.

Following a tip from Superannuation, Giantbomb ran Starbreeze’s latest financial reports through auto-translate. Starbreeze CEO Mikael Nermark hinted that Project RedLime’s unprecedented scope is a recent decision.

“The reason for our joint decision [to expand Project Redlime] is above all that we wish to implement a number of creative enhancements, we want simply [to] do an even better game.

“It also requires an expansion of the project because of the high staff turnover during the autumn and winter, as we have previously reported. It has taken time and resources to recruit key employees, while it takes time for new developers to come into the project. We have now secured the [manpower for] RedLime.”

Project RedLime will be published by EA Partners, but in the meantime, Starbreeze isn’t receiving any income from it – but it has irons in the fire.

When asked if he’d ever go back and revisit old IP, Urquhart admits that he would happily make a sequel to the spy game. “Of course. We’re not making Alpha Protocol 2 but I would make Alpha Protocol 2. To do a job like this, sometimes you have to be optimistic, you have to look to the future and say ‘We can do better.’ And I always believe that.”

cloud_cato escribió:Obsidian quiere hacer Alpha Protocol 2, pero aún no se ha puesto a ello

When asked if he’d ever go back and revisit old IP, Urquhart admits that he would happily make a sequel to the spy game. “Of course. We’re not making Alpha Protocol 2 but I would make Alpha Protocol 2. To do a job like this, sometimes you have to be optimistic, you have to look to the future and say ‘We can do better.’ And I always believe that.”

Fuente: Nowgamer

zaragozano escribió:http://www.carmageddon.com/
posible anuncio para el e3 sale una cuenta atras y termina el 1 de junio, De la mano de square-enix (eidos) podria volver a la vida

cloud_cato escribió:Obsidian quiere hacer Alpha Protocol 2, pero aún no se ha puesto a ello

When asked if he’d ever go back and revisit old IP, Urquhart admits that he would happily make a sequel to the spy game. “Of course. We’re not making Alpha Protocol 2 but I would make Alpha Protocol 2. To do a job like this, sometimes you have to be optimistic, you have to look to the future and say ‘We can do better.’ And I always believe that.”

Fuente: Nowgamer

C4pi escribió:

Incluirá remasterizados en alta definición, opción 3D, control adaptado al Dual Shock, nuevos contenidos y se podrá compartir partidas entre PS3 y PSP.

C4pi escribió:Pienso que es una noticia más importante y que merece hilo aparte.

De todas formas, un vídeo comparativo de Monstre Hnter 3rd de PS3 y PSP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nd99YsZpo7M&feature=player_embedded

Ronaldinho10 escribió:Puede ser la oportunidad de oro para traer a PS3 los must-have de PSP.

t's been a while since we've seen Kain or Raziel, but a consumer survey may have given up the ghost on a revival of the franchise. Square Enix became the Legacy of Kain publisher after they bought Eidos. Will the series have new life with Deus Ex and Tomb Raider?

Reader daverabbit stumbled over the possibility of a new Legacy of Kain game. He writes:

So I'm part of a website where you get paid to take online surveys and today I took one that asked me what I thought about different possible names for a Legacy of Kain game. Has there been any news about a new game in this series that I have missed or did I stumble across something here?

The four names were Obsidian Blood, Obsidian Sun, Dead Sun, and Revenant. They also asked if the names sounded good alone or tagged with any of the Legacy of Kain/Soul Reaver/Blood Omen names used previously.

Surveys I've taken in the past have had the product later show up on store shelves so I figured I would share this info with you guys.

IndiePub has announced plans to bring physics-based puzzle game Storm to PSN, XBLA and PC later this year. Developed by Eko Software, Storm tasks players with guiding seeds to "fertile ground" using the "weather elements" of wind, rain and lightning. The game is scheduled to be released this summer for $10. Check out screens in the gallery below and find a trailer after the break.

bat_sakura escribió:Jolap:
La conversion deberia ser SOLO para juegos con red. SOLO ESOS. Primero, porque entonces la psp pierde sus principales juegos unicos, segundo porque para que se va a querer entonces una psp?

Soy solo yo el que piensa que esto es algo reprochable, con PSP y sus juegos han hecho lo que les ha dado la soberana Gana, ports de PS2, juegos sin Infraestructura, cancelaciones, juegos sin traducir, retrasos absurdos (como los 4 años del GT) y ahora, sony la corona, "robandole" sus pocas exclusivas, osea los que compramos PSP por sus exclusivas, nos jodimos por que ahora las podemos disfrutar en PS3.

Esta claro que estas son las primeras pruebas de "compatibilidad" de juegos entre NGP y PS3, sony otra vez usa a sus usuarios de Betatester, sin decirnos, de todas las cosas que ha hecho sony últimamente, esto es lo que mas me ha molestado, creo que su política frente a psp a sido un total Asco

dshadow21 escribió:

bat_sakura escribió:Jolap:
La conversion deberia ser SOLO para juegos con red. SOLO ESOS. Primero, porque entonces la psp pierde sus principales juegos unicos, segundo porque para que se va a querer entonces una psp?

Bienvenido a la Consola mas abusada por sony y compañías de los últimos años, esto ya lo puse en el hilo del tema, es totalmente reprochable...

Soy solo yo el que piensa que esto es algo reprochable, con PSP y sus juegos han hecho lo que les ha dado la soberana Gana, ports de PS2, juegos sin Infraestructura, cancelaciones, juegos sin traducir, retrasos absurdos (como los 4 años del GT) y ahora, sony la corona, "robandole" sus pocas exclusivas, osea los que compramos PSP por sus exclusivas, nos jodimos por que ahora las podemos disfrutar en PS3.

Esta claro que estas son las primeras pruebas de "compatibilidad" de juegos entre NGP y PS3, sony otra vez usa a sus usuarios de Betatester, sin decirnos, de todas las cosas que ha hecho sony últimamente, esto es lo que mas me ha molestado, creo que su política frente a psp a sido un total Asco

coromiba escribió:Estoy totalmente en contra de remasterizaciones y aun menos viendo la calidad con las que las estan sacando, remakes si...los que quieran pero que se noten mejores substanciales respecto a los originales.
Me pillaron con la trilogia de el principe pero me da que como no espabilen y mucho no me epillan en mas.

goldenaxeband escribió:Rumor: Título de Legacy Of Kain en camino

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