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cloud_cato escribió:

carmelero escribió:Lo de Sega lo espero con ganas. Por mi podrían ser Valkyria Chronicles 3, la llegada del Yakuza Kenzan a Occidente y Shenmue 3 junto con un remake de los 2 primeros en HD.

Y yo seria muuuuuuuuuuy feliz.

Namco69 escribió:off topic:
OS ODIO, MALDITOS! habeis hecho que me pille el Valkyria Chronicles en Uk por 18 pavos (no lo he encontrado mas barato). Ahi murais todos en la hoguera!

carmelero escribió:

Namco69 escribió:off topic:
OS ODIO, MALDITOS! habeis hecho que me pille el Valkyria Chronicles en Uk por 18 pavos (no lo he encontrado mas barato). Ahi murais todos en la hoguera!

Como luego te guste te vas a tragar tus palabras. Si no te gusta por lo menos contribuyes para que vean que es mejor sacar el 3 para PS3 y si es con un remake del 2 mejor, para tenerlos todos en la consola de sobremesa

Namco69 escribió:off topic:
OS ODIO, MALDITOS! habeis hecho que me pille el Valkyria Chronicles en Uk por 18 pavos (no lo he encontrado mas barato). Ahi murais todos en la hoguera!

Capcom’s bringing the goods to Tokyo this week, confirming it will announce four new games at TGS.

Some new Marvel vs Capcom 3 character reveals have been promised as well.

This is what the publisher’s European arm said a while ago via a tweet:

“Tokyo Game Show this week. If i had to guess at the Capcom announcements I’d guess at 4 new games announced and some new MvsC3 characters.”

Does Resident Evil 6 sound plausible? Potentially a Ninja Theory-made Devil May Cry 5 will finally be announced as well? We’ll find out this week.

Tokyo Game Show takes place from September 16-19.

trane escribió:Lo ideal:

Resident Evil 6, Devil May Cry 5, Onimusha 5, IP nueva.

wolrd escribió:Un Resident evil como los de antes

Según dijeron anteriormente no habían ni empezado el desarrollo de DMC5 así que lo vería dificil

rokyle escribió:Normal...despues de Bayonetta tendrán que pensar bien y rebién como plantear DMC5 si no quieren quedar en ridículo Imagen

Namco69 escribió:

carmelero escribió:

Namco69 escribió:off topic:
OS ODIO, MALDITOS! habeis hecho que me pille el Valkyria Chronicles en Uk por 18 pavos (no lo he encontrado mas barato). Ahi murais todos en la hoguera!

Como luego te guste te vas a tragar tus palabras. Si no te gusta por lo menos contribuyes para que vean que es mejor sacar el 3 para PS3 y si es con un remake del 2 mejor, para tenerlos todos en la consola de sobremesa

A ver si hay suerte y me las trago

rokyle escribió:

Según dijeron anteriormente no habían ni empezado el desarrollo de DMC5 así que lo vería dificil

Normal...despues de Bayonetta tendrán que pensar bien y rebién como plantear DMC5 si no quieren quedar en ridículo

Narcyl escribió:un monster hunter para ps3 estaria muy bien^^, juego que te lo compras y te dura años (imaginaros el platino....)

Bungie's putting its final mark on the Halo franchise tomorrow with Halo: Reach, and that means the developer's focus is quickly turning to its next game. Other than the company's announcement of a 10-year publishing deal with Activision, however, there hasn't been a ton of talk about Bungie's post-Reach plans. But now we know something about the studio's upcoming project: Whatever it is, Bungie's next game will utilize a brand new, internally-developed engine.

In an interview with Develop, Bungie communications manager Brian Jarrard made it clear that the company is against the idea of licensing technology for its future games. "I think it goes hand-in-hand with our independent spirit," Jarrard explained. "Just like we don't want to develop a game off someone else's IP, we want to push our own technology in the same way. That's going to be our position for the foreseeable future."

When asked if work was already underway on the tech, Jarrard responded, "Yeah, [the new engine is] actually in development, so I would say it's in a stage where, technically we're still at the end of a pre-production mode."

He added that the "full weight" of the studio is moving on to the mystery project now that Reach is out of the way.

We'll bring you the full story as soon as Bungie's next game makes its official debut.

THQ today detailed their release plans for a half-dozen games, including Red Faction Armageddon which is now planned for a May 2011 release day.

MX vs. ATV Alive is meant to hit during the spring of 2011, while Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine is set for a summer 2011 release. Saints Row 3 and a new WWE game are both showing a release for fall 2011. Finally a new UFC release is slated for the winter of 2012.

"THQ's creative organization is delivering a strong pipeline of core game franchises scheduled for release over the next several years, positioning THQ for significant net sales, earnings and cash flow growth," THQ President and CEO Brian Farrell said. "We continue to execute on our plan to deliver great games, market them aggressively and release them in the most advantageous windows."

Astral escribió:

Narcyl escribió:un monster hunter para ps3 estaria muy bien^^, juego que te lo compras y te dura años (imaginaros el platino....)

+1, aunque también a mi me acaban aburriendo xd

An announcement trailer for the Unreal Engine 3-powered, third-person shooter, The Haunted: Hells Reach was released earlier in the day featuring some extremely impressive looking combat for both single and multiplayer modes. Well, there’s good news in store for Xbox 360 and PS3 owners, as one of the members from the development team acknowledged that the game could be arriving for XBLA and PSN.

Given the game’s high quality gameplay features it only seemed reasonable that the title would appear on the Xbox 360 or PS3 and Gerhard Weihrauch commented that the game is currently without a publisher (although that could be changing very soon) and right now it’s only going to be released on PC. However, Weihrauch mentioned that if a publisher steps up to the plate (and don’t be surprised if EA does so) The Haunted: Hells Reach could possibly be released for the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network shortly after its launch for PC.

The Haunted captures a little bit of the multi-genre aspects of action gaming, as seen in titles like BattleSwarm: Field of Honor which pits savvy FPS aficionados against the brainy skills of RTS gamers. Of course, in The Haunted all the gore is churned up by a multiple of 10 and the weapons look like they’re a blast to use.

You can learn more about the game or check out some videos by heading on over to the Official Website.

Activision’s Julian Widdows has said that, while it’s unlikely it will happen, the possibillty of a PS3 or 360 version of Goldeneye isn’t entirely out of the question.

“We would really hope that everyone who wants to play it will go and play it this year,” Widdows, who’s executive producer on the Wii reboot, told Videogamer.

“We’ve spent so much time and effort, personal time and effort… You know, kids have been born! There’s a list of GoldenEye babies somewhere!

“This is the console we’ve made it for.”

But hold on. There is a very unlikely, but still small chance of it appearing on HD consoles.

“Never say never,” he added. “Who knows? Things happen, don’t they, with big publishers? But for the time being it’s all about the Wii, and that’s really how we hope people will go and experience it, because that’s how it’s been built. It’s not been built for the PS3 and Xbox 360, it’s been built for this.”

Goldeneye releases on November 2 in Europe.

goldenaxeband escribió:The Haunted: Hells Reach" podría llegar a PSN

cloud_cato escribió:Pues a mi sigue sin atraerme el move, y todos los juegos q salgan para ese formato me los voy a perder....

Derhelm escribió:

cloud_cato escribió:Pues a mi sigue sin atraerme el move, y todos los juegos q salgan para ese formato me los voy a perder....

+1. No me atrae nada, quizas tenga algo que ver el desencanto que me lleve con estos dispositivos en la wii

goldenaxeband escribió:Rumor: ¿Podría llegar "Goldeneye" a PS3?

Sr_Carbono escribió:

goldenaxeband escribió:Rumor: ¿Podría llegar "Goldeneye" a PS3?

Ojala se parezca al que sacaron en su dia en Nintendo 64.

SanZX escribió:Anunciado Umineko no naku koro ni para PS3

Aqui esta pagina oficial
http://www.umine.co/
Saldra a la venta el 16 de diciembre

Por lo que se ve sera una novela grafica Con pocos indicios de salir al occidente

cuervoxx escribió:Omg omg omg ojala saliera en occidente que incluyera todos los capitulos de la version pc con nuevos graficos de ps3 pero no creo ni soñando

ahona escribió:Poco tiene que ver con el tema del hilo, pero siendo una empresa, cuyo único fin es obtener ganancias, de poco le iba a servir sacar la retrocompatibilidad por software. Así, todo el que lo quiera, a pasar de nuevo por caja...

Un saludo!

Derhelm escribió:

Sr_Carbono escribió:

goldenaxeband escribió:Rumor: ¿Podría llegar "Goldeneye" a PS3?

Ojala se parezca al que sacaron en su dia en Nintendo 64.

Coño es que es eso, una version del original de nintendo 64, uno de los GRANDES por cierto

Namco69 escribió:La retrocompatiblidad por software haría que todo el que tiene una ps3 pueda jugar a los juegos de ps2 y así sacarlos en la store por X precio.
Recordemos que Sony por consola antes perdia dinero, ahora no se si tiene un minimo de ganancia considerable (hablo de 10€)

ahona escribió:

Namco69 escribió:La retrocompatiblidad por software haría que todo el que tiene una ps3 pueda jugar a los juegos de ps2 y así sacarlos en la store por X precio.
Recordemos que Sony por consola antes perdia dinero, ahora no se si tiene un minimo de ganancia considerable (hablo de 10€)

No había caído en eso, yo me refería a los que por ejemplo tenemos un buen puñado de juegos de PS2, que me darían una alegría tremenda si lo sacasen por software y así me evito el tener mas cacharros encima de la mesa.

Un saludo!

Namco69 escribió:Yo tb tengo un monton pero claro.... yo cuando salieron los juegos de PSX en la store pensé "bah, si hoy en dia con la emulación y la pirateria esto no hace falta" y mira como se los pilla la gente.

goldenaxeband escribió:Sería interesante saber el precio del cacharrito en cuestión de la retrocompatibilidad (si este llega a materializarse).

THQ seems to have named its next wrestling game, and went to get the cast in the past and present.

THQ speaks in his schedule of some upcoming WWE in fall 2011, but finally, what is it? To believe Amazon.fr , that would be WWE Superstars vs. Legends 2 , whose name leaves little doubt as to its nature: a gathering of former glories and current WWE stars acting "sequel" to WWE Legends of Wrestlemania. But this is not the first time this project is being talked about because Jim Ross, a former wrestling commentator, revealed last June that he would work on a game in which WWE superstars still active legends past been faced . We are finally determined. The game was announced on PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2 and PSP.

Ninja Theory recently joined the masses of game developers socially networked via Twitter. Already, after only one day of putting the social feed to work, they have some awesome news to share with the gaming community.

Per Ninja Theory’s latest and greatest tweet, they will be announcing a brand new title at this years TGS:

Could this title be the rumored work that they are sharing with Capcom? Or, dare I say it? More Heavenly Sword? Stay close to PlayStation LifeStyle as we’ll be sure to bring that scoop as soon as we catch wind!

After sending out an announcement trailer on Friday, TimeGate has detailed, as well as sent out the first set of screenshots, for their 2011 sequel Section 8: Prejudice.

Promising to bring the IP to “new heights”, Section 8: Prejudice picks up where the first game left off. Players will rejoin the 8th Armored Infantry as they discover a mysterious new threat powerful enough to “shake humanity to its core.”

The game will include a brand new and longer campaign, a “one-of-a-kind” multiplayer experience, and over fifty customizable weapons, tools, and upgrades.

“As you can see, we are very committed to this universe. The development team has tremendous passion for the IP,” said Adel Chaveleh, CEO of TimeGate Studios. “Feedback from the community and media has been used to drive every single development decision on this project. Prejudice is taking everything popular about the first game of the series and pushing the envelope further. We’ve created a brand new and compelling story-driven single-player experience, expanded the world with new environments and massive amounts of new equipment. Prejudice is a full-blown sequel in every sense.”

Details on platforms are to come at a later date. As for now, check out the screenshots at the gallery.