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Astral escribió:

goldenaxeband escribió:Edito: Fake, como se aburre la gente.

Thanks to God xD

MonkeyPS2 escribió:Y descubro yo hoy este hilo lo voy a seguir de cerca

Ancient escribió:

Astral escribió:

goldenaxeband escribió:Edito: Fake, como se aburre la gente.

Thanks to God xD

Que era? Ya solo por curiosidad xD!!

cam escribió:al final que paso con el versus? se cancelo? o se van a dedicar a hacer chapuzas como estos ultimos años. Del ffXIII tengo el platino, pero fue un juego que me entretuvo mas que apasionarme, y no pienso solventar esta moda de segundas terceras y no se cuantas partes.
lo ultimo bueno que saco s.e fue el FFX en lo que a rpg se refiere.
alguien sabe algún rumor sobre el versus?

The next Assassin's Creed is set to feature a new protagonist and switch setting to the American Revolution, a source close to the project has told CVG.

The exciting switch to the 18th century conflict will mark the series' 'biggest instalment yet', according to Ubisoft, and our insider indicates the game will be publicly showcased before the end of the company's fiscal year on March 31.
The American setting was first hinted in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood's 'Da Vinci Disappearance' DLC, which drip-fed players a set of coordinates leading to New York state, USA.

Another hint featured in the ending of latest series entry, Revelations, when a futuristic globe hovered over the US (pictured).

Perhaps the biggest indication though came late last year, when a Ubisoft survey asked fans where they'd like to see Assassin's Creed go next. The options included, "The confrontation between British colonists and native Americans during The American Revolution."

The setting of course opens up all kinds of historical crossover possibilities for the series, including encounters with George Washington, who according to Assassin's Creed lore is in possession of an Apple of Eden.

We've contacted Ubisoft for comment.

Currently, Actisivion has Raven Software working on DLC for Modern Warfare 3‘s 9 month Content Season. However, it seems odd that Raven would need to hire voice over actors for such a long period of time just to work on DLC, especially considering that the developer can just reuse most of the assets from the core game.
So what does this mean? Well, it probably means that the developer is working on a brand new game. Twelve to fourteen months is about half of the average development cycle. The only question is, what could the game be?

The logical assumption is that Raven is working on a sequel to 2010′s Singularity, though that could just be the fanboy in me speaking. The studio has said in the past that there were plans for a sequel, and parent company Activision believed there was longevity in the franchise. While the title may not have sold Call of Duty numbers, it wouldn’t be the first time Activision’s greenlit a sequel for one of its less successful games. Certainly none of us were expecting Protoype 2, yet in 2010 the game was shown off at the Spike VGAs.

Check out the job description from Raven’s Facebook page:

“Raven Software is looking for Male Actors for Motion Capture and Voice Over work. All work will be on a part-time basis for approximately 12 to 14 months as an On-Call performer. Notification of work will be given three to seven days in advance, so a flexible schedule is preferred. Work load is based on needs of future projects. Raven Software is located in Middleton WI, so actors are responsible for their own transportation.”

Raven has also been the developer of the Soldier of Fortune games, as well as the enjoyable X-men Origins: Wolverine and the latest Wolfenstein game. It’s possible that they could be working on new iterations of these franchises, as it’s been a while since we’ve seen a new Soldier of Fortune or Wolfenstein title.

Raven Software does have plenty of creativity; Singularity was quite an enjoyable game that scored a great review from us and landed in our Ten Scary Moments From This Generation. For fans of the original title, the announcement of Singularity 2 would be most welcome.

vyrushardlife escribió:Lo de un FFXIII-3 ya seria para colgarlos, teniendo que sacar el remake/remaster del FFX, KH3 y el Versus. Que le den capetazo ya al XIII por dios, que infierno.

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MonkeyPS2 escribió:Y descubro yo hoy este hilo lo voy a seguir de cerca

Hay que compartir este hilo, el mejor de EOL sin duda ya verás

MonkeyPS2 escribió:Y descubro yo hoy este hilo lo voy a seguir de cerca

cloud_cato escribió:

MonkeyPS2 escribió:Y descubro yo hoy este hilo lo voy a seguir de cerca

Has vivido en una cueva???, o eso o nunca has pasado por este foro...

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Mafia II (shown) was a well-liked open world crime tale, and hopefully there is evidence that developer 2K Czech is continuing with its creation.

Connectedconsoles.com has reported a 2K Czech job listing for a senior game designer to "create designs for game systems and mechanics for the open world city environment." The listing also asks that the applicant has shipped a triple-A game title with a Metacritic rating of at least 80. Is this for Mafia III or perhaps even a new IP? Who knows.

The last we heard from 2K Czech they were letting employees go, so hopefully this is a sign of better times at the studio, as well as the continuation of the Mafia franchise.

hellknight escribió:yo pienso que el versus estan tardando tanto por que se estan pensando sacarlo en xbox tambien eh.... ( aunque lo dudo muchisimo la verdad)

cloud_cato escribió:

MonkeyPS2 escribió:Y descubro yo hoy este hilo lo voy a seguir de cerca

Has vivido en una cueva???, o eso o nunca has pasado por este foro...

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Hibiki-naruto escribió:Capcom anuncia, "Sengoku Basara HD Collection" para Japon y en Playstation 3

Incluira el SB1 y SB2 de PS2. Saldra en Verano 2012.

Hibiki-naruto escribió:Nomura: "Square-enix tiene un equipo secreto trabajando en un juego sin anunciar, el juego se anunciara este año".

Lo ha dicho en la entrevista de la pasada Famitsu, cuando se le pregunta sobre sus perpectivas sobre 2012 y un mensaje para los lectores de famitsu.

Speaking with Giantbomb, Iain Smith (Associate Producer on DiRT3 and GRID2 at Codemasters Racing Studio - LinkedIn describes), may of accidently dropped a DiRTY newsbomb onto the internet.

Whilst previewing Codemaster's upcoming DiRT game 'DiRT Showdown', Iain is questioned about the differences between Showdown and the numbered DiRT series. He then goes and drop the bomb.

Ryan Davis (Giantbomb): So if you're the hardcore rally racing sim fan, don't feel that DiRT 4 won't feature that stuff [hardcore rally] ?

Iain Smith: Absolutely, DiRT 4 is on the way, obviously we can't give too many key details about that right now...

Smith then goes on to discuss the key features of DiRT Showdown.

Well then, fancy Grid 2 AND DiRT 4 in the next 12-18 months? Hell yeah.

Hibiki-naruto escribió:Nomura: "Square-enix tiene un equipo secreto trabajando en un juego sin anunciar, el juego se anunciara este año".

Lo ha dicho en la entrevista de la pasada Famitsu, cuando se le pregunta sobre sus perpectivas sobre 2012 y un mensaje para los lectores de famitsu.

It seems that many job listing have been popping up which refer to some form of new game, and it appears that it has happened again.

Maxis, the developers of SimCity, The Sims and Spore are now working on a triple AA multiplatform simulator according to a listing on Gamasutra.

“Maxis is seeking an experienced Graphics Engineer to join our team in Emeryville, CA. In this role, you will be working with a highly talented and experienced team on an upcoming triple-A simulation style game.” There are no further hints about the nature of the game, but the listing also includes a platform list: Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Online Multiplayer, Mac OS X, Windows”

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Hibiki-naruto escribió:Nomura: "Square-enix tiene un equipo secreto trabajando en un juego sin anunciar, el juego se anunciara este año".

Lo ha dicho en la entrevista de la pasada Famitsu, cuando se le pregunta sobre sus perpectivas sobre 2012 y un mensaje para los lectores de famitsu.

Pero esto qué coño es y por qué no acaban el versus de una vez xDDD
¿MÁS JUEGOS? Y como NO va a ser el KH3 pues ya voy a odiarlos un poquito más cuadno vea de qué se trata.

Splash Damage, a name you might have seen attached to last year's shooter Brink, has pinched some talent from Ninja Theory, the Cambridge based developer responsible for Enslaved and Capcom's Devil May Cry reimagining.

Marc Fascia, who served as gameplay programmer on Enslaved, has moved to the London-based studio to oversee all engineering teams as technical director.
He joins the former senior development director of FIFA at the studio as it expands "to additional gaming platforms".

"We're hugely impressed by Marc's combination of insane technical ability and project management skills," said Paul Wedgwood, founder and CEO of Splash Damage. "In particular its Marc's obsession with fun gameplay and his personable nature that makes him the perfect person to lead our army of awesome programmers."

"I'm really happy to be trusted with this incredible responsibility at Splash Damage," commented Fascia.

"We're working on some great things, and managing such a big and talented programming team, across multiple varied and challenging projects, is a wonderful opportunity. I love multiplayer and Splash Damage suits my passion perfectly."

Last month Splash Damage predicted 2012 will be its brightest year yet.

In a message thanking fans for support, Wedgwood said the studio has "several significant announcements to make in the coming weeks and months" and plans on "exploring spaces completely new" to the firm.

According to reports, the dev's next game is based on a 'major entertainment brand' for Disney.

goldenaxeband escribió:Ya la están liando otra vez. Cómo les gusta el sálvame a los de la Game Informer. A especular en 3,2,1...

goldenaxeband escribió:Ya la están liando otra vez. Cómo les gusta el sálvame a los de la Game Informer. A especular en 3,2,1...

SAM!! escribió:Alguna noticia sobre the witcher 2 para PS3??

Yo estoy convencido de que lo anunciarán antes del E3 y lo lanzarán en septiembre, 6 meses después que en xbox

goldenaxeband escribió:

SAM!! escribió:Alguna noticia sobre the witcher 2 para PS3??

Yo estoy convencido de que lo anunciarán antes del E3 y lo lanzarán en septiembre, 6 meses después que en xbox

Buf, ojalá. Algo parecido dijeron de Splinter Cell: Conviction y nuestras negritas no lo catarán. Me temo que Witcher 2 va por un camino parecido.

Deseo que tengas razón

Yuluga escribió:

goldenaxeband escribió:

SAM!! escribió:Alguna noticia sobre the witcher 2 para PS3??

Yo estoy convencido de que lo anunciarán antes del E3 y lo lanzarán en septiembre, 6 meses después que en xbox

Buf, ojalá. Algo parecido dijeron de Splinter Cell: Conviction y nuestras negritas no lo catarán. Me temo que Witcher 2 va por un camino parecido.

Deseo que tengas razón

Esperemos que salga en PS3