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¿Alguien sabe que pasó con el rumoreado Ubisoft Triple Pack que incluía From Dust, Outland y Beyond Good & Evil HD?

Ojala que el Smash Bros de Sony se confirme...Puede ser muy épico!

NamcoBandai anuncia nuevos "Hybrid Disc"

Estos nuevos seran de los BR de Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne y Eureka Seven AO. Los "hybrid Disc" son discos que incluyen una pelicula+un juego basado en la Pelicula.

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Grasshopper anuncia "Killer is Dead" para 2013

Shadows of the damned and Lollipop Chainsaw developer Grasshopper Manufacture has announced its latest project – Killer is Dead.

Despite the title, Siliconera reports the game is not a sequel to Grasshopper’s classic Killer 7.

That said, the new game does have some elements in common with past Grasshopper games, reportedly blending the gameplay of Killer 7 and No More Heroes. Action is swordplay-based, but will feature “new elements” which are yet to be detailed.

The game will be better revealed in this week’s Famitsu, but early leaks of the magazine report the player takes the role of a “condemned” man and that the game has something of an espionage theme, showing the “dark side of James Bond” and featuring several beautiful women.

Killer is Dead is expected in 2013 on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Grasshopper Manufacture is headed by the inimitable Goichi Suda. Its best-known releases are Flower, Sun and Rain; Killer 7; No More Heroes; the sadly under-appreciated Shadows of the Damned; and the upcoming Lollipop Chainsaw. It is also responsible for Sine Mora and Black Knight Sword through collaborations with western developers, and Kinect title Diabolical Pitch.

Fuente: VG247

Concepts de Killer is Dead:

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Katanas everywhere

Double Dragon: Neon


Already showing some chops in the old-school department with their work on Shantae and Contra 4, developer Wayforward Technologies revealed that they are working with Majesco to bring an updated take on the classic side-scroller Double Dragon to Xbox LIVE Arcade and PlayStation Network. Double Dragon: Neon is an aptly-named 80s style reboot of the beloved franchise and is scheduled to release this July.

Double Dragon: Neon pits players as the familiar Lee brothers, Billy and Jimmy, as they fight to save Marian from a villain named Skullmageddon (Best. Name. Ever.) The gameplay is the same brand of 2D side-scrolling popularized by the original game several decades ago, albeit with even more of a wild, 80s flair.

As in previous Double Dragon games, the gameplay is a blend of martial arts and weapon-based combat. You'll perform combos and use weapons like baseball bats, whips, and hand grenades to take on your enemies. While the fighting system and combos aren't quite as advanced as many fighters on the market these days, the attacks were responsive. The spinning kick move, flying knee, and throws will also be in your fighting move repertoire.

As the name would imply, Double Dragon: Neon is all about neon lights and bright colors (imagine if GTA Vice City threw up on Big Trouble in Little China and you get the idea). The game definitely gets some serious props in the looks department for this, and while the build we checked out lacked in detail, the design was definitely evocative of tacky 80s excess. Ditto for the music, which included a sizable helping of blaring buttrock guitar solos, synth drums, and all the keyboards you could hope for. Songs can be found or bought to add to your in-game mix tape, and can even be leveled up as you play for even more 80's awesomeness (EDIT: We've gotten clarification from Majesco that mix-tapes refer a grid-like system of earning and upgrading power-ups, not music).

Double Dragon: Neon's tongue-in-cheek take on the original game will definitely earn it some fresh fans and the 80s flair should help it stand out in the fighting game genre. Expect more information on Double Dragon: Neon before it launches this summer.

















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goldenaxeband escribió:City Interactive revela Project RPG con Tomasz Gop (The Witcher 2) al frente

Project RPG has been unveiled by City Interactive and German studio Deck13.

The yet-to-be-named title will be helmed by Tomasz Gop, a former senior producer at The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings studio CD Projekt RED.

Still early in development, the action role-playing game will focus specifically on player skill to progress forward, with a story that is designed to be mirror users' own actions and playstyle through its vision and ideologies.


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The world is set 1,000 years after the death of a God, whose corpse is a mountain that splits the world into two sides, each with their own philosophy.

Players will cross the border between the two sides early in the game, and must decide to align with one or the other.

> Read our preview of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings

The approach to combat is inspired by Dark Souls, Kingdoms of Amalur and Batman: Arkham City, in that it features systems that are simple to grasp but filled with depth.

Enemies will be designed to be recognisable not by their appearance but their behaviour and fighting style.

It has also already been confirmed to feature a New Game Plus option after completion.

Project RPG is currently entering its prototype phase, and is scheduled to be released on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC sometime in 2013.

Watch the announcement trailer for The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings below:




Fuente: Digitalspy

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Fuente: Vandal

Tiene muy buena pinta el killer is dead, lo seguire de cerca, nose porque me ha recordado al primer Red Stell de wii

¿UBISOFT DEJA CAER UBICACIÓN DE ASSASSIN'S CREED IV?


Alex Hutchinson, director creativo de Assassin's Creed 3, ha mostrado poco interés por algunos de los marcos históricos que los seguidores de la saga habían especulado para la tercera aventura, entre ellos pasar por Egipto, Japón feudal o la Guerra Mundial. El equipo se decidió finalmente por la época colonial de Norteamérica y la formación de Estados Unidos.

"La gente en Internet sugiere los escenarios más aburridos. Los tres más pedidos eran la IIª Guerra Mundial, Japón feudal y Egipto. Son como los tres peores escenarios para un juego de Assassin's Creed.

Hutchinson en cambio desvela el interés de sus creadores por India: "Corey May -guionista del tercer juego- realmente quiere ir a India", en la época del Raj británico, la administración colonial británica de la región del Indostán.

Fuente: Vandal

Vamos sobre lo de que esos tres marcos históricos sean aburridos lo dirá él