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Eriksharp escribió:Fecha de salida para Rune Factory Oceans de PS3: 25 de Mayo en Europa.

Un trailer para que sepais que juego es: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3UNNP8J ... re=related

Con ganas lo espero ^^

Hi! I’m Rob Hill, Sr. Producer on Defiance, and today I’m here to unveil the first ever clip of gameplay for this very exciting shooter MMO for PS3.
For those that don’t know, Defiance is the first persistent online world that plays like a pixel perfect shooter. Unlike other shooter games where you can play co-op with 4 or 8 players at most, Defiance supports thousands of players playing together in a game that never ends. And if that doesn’t raise your eyebrows just a bit, the world of Defiance exists not only in the game, but in a TV series of the same name that will air on the Syfy channel. The game and show will change and evolve together, to create an entertainment experience unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. We’re glad to be able to take advantage of the power and features of the PS3 to help bring such a world to life.

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Eriksharp escribió:Fecha de salida para Rune Factory Oceans de PS3: 25 de Mayo en Europa.

Un trailer para que sepais que juego es: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3UNNP8J ... re=related

Con ganas lo espero ^^

Lo anoté en su día en la lista de juegos sin hilo

wiki/Recopilatorio%20de%20Hilos%20Oficiales%20de%20juegos%20de%20PS3

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Lost Planet 3 is a real thing. A trailer from Captivate has shown that Spark Unlimited is developing the game for a 2013 launch on PS3 and 360.




Lost Planet 3′s rebooted logo.
Capcom is set to launch Lost Planet 3 next year, the game’s debut trailer from Captivate has announced. The video got out ahead of a general 4pm embargo this afternoon.

The trailer begins with a man named Jim running from a creature chasing after him in a station of some sorts. The pair then emerge to the series’s traditional snowy environment, where a standoff brews between the two.

jim shoots the creature chasing after him, but comes across a second monster. He has run of ammo and legs it to find a frozen mech, which emerges after being ‘awoken’.

Bleeding from his earlier encounter, Jim gets into the mech and sees the second enemy run away. A bigger monster then appears to take on the mech, but is eventually taken down.

A storm is then approaching on the horizon, to which the man in the mech escapes from. The game’s new logo then appears and confirms a 2013 launch for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Spark Unlimited, who did Legendary: The Box and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty, is developing the game. The past two games have been made internally at Capcom in 2006 and 2010 respectively for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. A PC SKU for LP3 wasn’t mentioned in the trailer.

Find the trailer below. Watch quick before its pulled.

Epic Games ha confirmado a GameSpot durante la PAX East que los estudios People Can Fly tuvieron en producción una secuela de Bulletstorm a pesar de sus decepcionantes ventas, que fue cancelada definitivamente. La desarrolladora es conocida por haber sido artífice del primero o de locuras del videojuego como Painkiller.

"Estuvimos pensando mucho en una secuela y trabajamos en algo del juego, pero encontramos un proyecto que encajaba mucho mejor en People Can Fly," ha afirmado Capps refiriéndose a un proyecto que se anunciará en breve.

Aun así no descarta regresar a la franquicia más adelante y destaca lo bien que trató la crítica al juego.

"Me encantaría volver. Creo que hay mucho más que hacer con Bulletstorm. (...) Desde el punto de vista de las ventas funcionó bien, pero no fue algo increíble. Creo que EA esperaba que lo hiciéramos mejor."

"A la versión de PC no le fue muy bien y creo que mucho de ello se debió a la piratería. No era el mejor port de PC del mundo, pero la piratería también fue un gran problema," ha aclarado.

Hibiki-naruto escribió:"Neptunia V" para PS3

· Nueva entrega para PS3.
· Verano 2012 (JP).
· La V es de Victory (Neptunia Victory).
· El juego se situa en los '80.
· Los graficos seran mejores con respecto al 2.
· Las 4 diosas volveran a tener el rol de de lideres.
· La revista trae un avance-reportaje de 15 paginas.

While stressing that nothing has been announced or confirmed, Dragon Age creative director Mike Laidlaw dropped some huge hints on the franchise’s future during a panel at PAX East 2012.




Having closed the doors on Dragon Age II, Laidlaw said BioWare is, as ever, harvesting player feedback before approaching the franchise again.

He noted three main points, all of which the developer will try to address, including an exhortation to “stop reusing levels”.

Laidlaw showed what seemed to be concept art of open landscapes and some sort of camp, and said BioWare hopes to explore space and openness, bringing something fresh.

“If we really have to go somewhere urban, let’s not go to Kirkwall,” he added ruefully, to laughter from the audience. “Let’s go somewhere new. Maybe somewhere a little more – French.”

Orlais, a country bordering Dragon Age: Origin’s Ferelden and Dragon Age II’s Free Marches, is populated by voice actors with French accents. Just saying.

Laidlaw also said he hopes to include “decisions that matter”, including those made in previous games, and that BioWare is working on import problems and “weirdness” noted in earlier releases.

Finally, he addressed the issue of equipment for followers, with the comment “Yah. It’s back.”

After demonstrating how a shared piece of armour can change the appearance of a party member without detracting from his or her distinctive look, and again emphasising that nothing is set in stone, Laidlaw said that “in theory” players may be able to customise colours and even fabric of armour items for party members.

He also deadpanned a hypothetical party containing a Gray Warden and a Seeker. “A Seeker,” he emphasised, although the character shown looked a great deal like a face familiar to fans.

Hibiki-naruto escribió:El Proximo "Hatsune Miku Project Diva" es para PS3/Vita

La version de Vita saldra durante el Verano, la de PS3 saldra en 2013.

coromiba escribió:Joer el Dragon age, lo que me gusto el 1 y lo poco que me gusto el 2, esperemos que el 3 me enganche, de todas formas ya no lo pillare de salida.

Saludos

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coromiba escribió:Joer el Dragon age, lo que me gusto el 1 y lo poco que me gusto el 2, esperemos que el 3 me enganche, de todas formas ya no lo pillare de salida.

Saludos

Pues yo estoy con el primero y el combate se me hace muy ortopédico, ciertamente apenas uso las tácticas pero porque me parecen sencillamente inútiles. En el FFXIII era mucho más útil, podía pasarme todos los combates mirándo como le metian de hostias al bicho de turno ni tocar el mando. Aquí me pasó todo el combate fijándome en las vidas de la peña para que beban pociones, por que no hay manera de que lo hagan por su propio pie. Y gasto una de pociones que ni sé. No sé si el juego es así o soy un paquete sideral jugándolo.

No he probado el 2 pero tengo esperanzas de que me guste más que el Origins.



P.D.- Crysis 3 con un arco?

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The Legend of Dragoon was one of the last projects I worked on as a producer in Japan Studio and by far the biggest team I managed hands-on. We started the project in 1996 with only a handful of people, hired one by one as we were building up teams for Ape Escape, The Legend of Dragoon, and Ico simultaneously. During the peak of the game’s development, we had well over 100 people working internally in the studio on The Legend of Dragoon — for a PSone game! We had roughly 10 artists dedicated just to drawing concept art for this gigantic RPG. As the game contained lots of pre-rendered maps and full-motion videos, we were forced to spread the content over four CDs, which was the maximum number of discs that the fattest PSone game case could hold.

It took nearly three years to build the team and develop the game, which was released in December 1999 in Japan and June 2000 in the US. As I moved from Japan to the US in March 2000, I was able to personally handle the game’s release in both Japan and the US. Following the game’s launch in Japan, we learned from players that certain parts of the game were too difficult. The team re-balanced the gameplay for the release outside of Japan, so the US version was the complete version of the game that we were all proud of.

I still occasionally hear from fans of The Legend of Dragoon, and many want to know if there is a sequel. LOD2 was put into preproduction after I left the Japan Studio, but was eventually cancelled for some unknown reason, and the team members moved on to different projects. Some people still work in the Japan Studio, so we talk about the memories of developing LOD when we see each other at company functions.

It’s great to see the game being prepared for release as a PSone Classic on PSN, which means that fans can revisit the world whenever they want. Maybe it’ll make a new fans, too. Long live LOD!

goldenaxeband escribió:The Legend of Dragoon llegará a la PSN yanki el 1 de mayo

Fuente: Blog.us.playstation

alojuanjo escribió:Parece que el 19 de este mes se anuncia God of War IV. Imagen que ha aparecido en el facebook oficial de PlayStation:

HARRYPOTTER1977 escribió:como va salir exactamente el legend of dragoon?