Bueno la verdad es que en cada conferencia siempre se han centrado en lo que iban a sacar a un año visto, como mucho. A mí no me extrañaría que mostraran todo ese "carromato" de juegos ^^
Ryuga Hideki escribió:bigblue escribió:quote de hg2El máximo dirigente de Microsoft tras la marcha de Bill Gates, el señor Steve Ballmer, aseguró en una reciente conferencia titulada "The Role of Innovation in a Challenging Economy" que nadie debería perderse lo que anunciarán en torno a Xbox 360 el mes que viene, es decir, durante la celebración del E3 2009. Sus palabras exactas fueron "Prestad mucha atención a las cosas que anunciaremos en el próximo mes en Xbox". Si bien Ballmer no deja de ser un alto directivo de Microsoft interesado en crear siempre gran expectación, el marco donde realizó estas declaraciones (hablando de innovación en tiempos de dificultades económicas), parece indicar que Microsoft estaría preparando algo sorprendente para esta próxima edición del E3. Recordad que la conferencia de Microsoft se celebrará el día 1 de junio a las 19:30 hora peninsular española
hype????
Eso es... ¡¿Live gratis?!
Ryuga Hideki escribió:bigblue escribió:quote de hg2El máximo dirigente de Microsoft tras la marcha de Bill Gates, el señor Steve Ballmer, aseguró en una reciente conferencia titulada "The Role of Innovation in a Challenging Economy" que nadie debería perderse lo que anunciarán en torno a Xbox 360 el mes que viene, es decir, durante la celebración del E3 2009. Sus palabras exactas fueron "Prestad mucha atención a las cosas que anunciaremos en el próximo mes en Xbox". Si bien Ballmer no deja de ser un alto directivo de Microsoft interesado en crear siempre gran expectación, el marco donde realizó estas declaraciones (hablando de innovación en tiempos de dificultades económicas), parece indicar que Microsoft estaría preparando algo sorprendente para esta próxima edición del E3. Recordad que la conferencia de Microsoft se celebrará el día 1 de junio a las 19:30 hora peninsular española
hype????
Eso es... ¡¿Live gratis?!
Drian-kun escribió:Sobre eso hay un rumor que apunta a un tercer estatus de usuario del Live: el VIP.Con esta versión mejorada, los usuarios podrán tener almacenamiento en linea para sus contenidos, una nueva opción de enfrentamiento, una opción que permitirá al usuario mandar invitaciones gratuitamente a usuarios Silver, y mejor conectividad.
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Puede que vayan por ahí los tiros...
lyces escribió:Como sea cierto lo del MGS4, que sinceramente me da igual, me puedo reir de los sonyers mucho no, lo siguiente...
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).Jackpot escribió:lyces escribió:Como sea cierto lo del MGS4, que sinceramente me da igual, me puedo reir de los sonyers mucho no, lo siguiente...
¿Y que hay de gracia en que un juego se haga casi 1 año despues multiplataforma?? ¿Donde esta la gracia? Es que no la veo.
Jackpot escribió:lyces escribió:Como sea cierto lo del MGS4, que sinceramente me da igual, me puedo reir de los sonyers mucho no, lo siguiente...
¿Y que hay de gracia en que un juego se haga casi 1 año despues multiplataforma?? ¿Donde esta la gracia? Es que no la veo.
D@rth escribió:Drian-kun escribió:Sobre eso hay un rumor que apunta a un tercer estatus de usuario del Live: el VIP.Con esta versión mejorada, los usuarios podrán tener almacenamiento en linea para sus contenidos, una nueva opción de enfrentamiento, una opción que permitirá al usuario mandar invitaciones gratuitamente a usuarios Silver, y mejor conectividad.
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Puede que vayan por ahí los tiros...
Mejor conectividad...como los que tengan ese estatus vip tengan menos lag o algo en los juegos ya si que acaban con el live....espero que anuncien servers dedicados para todos los juegos
Jackpot escribió:lyces escribió:Como sea cierto lo del MGS4, que sinceramente me da igual, me puedo reir de los sonyers mucho no, lo siguiente...
¿Y que hay de gracia en que un juego se haga casi 1 año despues multiplataforma?? ¿Donde esta la gracia? Es que no la veo.
[Rhapsody] escribió:Possible Kojima Productions Reveal in Three Days?
An email from a Konami source warns that something is coming in "T -3 days".Kojima Productions Curious what the folks at Kojima Productions have been up to since they shipped Metal Gear Solid 4 nearly a year ago? Of course you are. That's why we're pretty sure you'll be just as perplexed and intrigued as we were when you see the cryptic email we received from a source within Konami early this morning.
Bearing the subject line "T -3 days" and containing only a link (http://www.konami.jp/kojima_pro/next) pointing to a currently barren section of Konami's Japanese website, the email message appears to be a dead end -- for now. You'd better believe we'll be checking back regularly over the next few days to see if anything actually comes of this tease, though.
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Microsoft Plans 3-D Camera for Xbox 360Microsoft Corp. is developing a new videocamera for its Xbox 360 videogame console that will allow players to control games with the movement of their bodies, according to people familiar with the matter.The new device from the Redmond, Wash., company is a novel twist on Nintendo Co.'s Wii videogame console, which allows users to swing a tennis racket and other objects in games by holding a plastic wand in their hands.
Unlike the Wii, the Microsoft camera won't require users to hold any hardware in their hands to control in-game action, people familiar with the matter say. The camera uses 3-D technology to give players more accurate control over games than earlier game cameras did, they add.
The device could be shown as early as the E3 game industry conference in Los Angeles in early June, though it likely will not be released until next year, these people say.
A spokesman for Microsoft declined to comment.
The Wall Street Journal
se sabe si habra que pagar cuotas? santy2 escribió:[Rhapsody] escribió:--
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PaLMeRR escribió:Como el anuncio estrella sea la chorri cámara esa me planto en Redmond al día siguiente para darle de hostias al capullo del Gates.
Queremos juegos, no mierdas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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PaLMeRR escribió:Como el anuncio estrella sea la chorri cámara esa me planto en Redmond al día siguiente para darle de hostias al capullo del Gates.
Queremos juegos, no mierdas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
, Gates ya se ha jubilado en todo caso a Ballmer...., como he dicho, es un accesorio mas.. I was wrong... I CAN confirm Forza 3. Its definately at E3!!... and Playable!!! (A big update on this news on thursday).
Xbox Tester Reveals Several Interesting Things: Secret Xbox Suicide Command and Metal Gear Solid 4 is Coming to Xbox 360
Yesterday I had a very long interesting conversation with a recently laid off Xbox 360 hardware/software tester who had some very interesting things to say to me.
1st. Interesting Thing:
There is a super secret kill-switch remote suicide self-destruct command that if Microsoft really wanted to they can remotely trigger and tell an Xbox 360 to fry itself and die. This was intended to be a last resort option if a fight against Xbox Live cheaters or major league professional game piracy ever got big. To their knowledge it has only been done in test situation in the lab but if they wanted to they could have the regular system security sweeps over Xbox Live activate a kill command when it found a compromised hacked Xbox 360 system. It works by having the Xbox overload a fuse and "pop" the fuse. The Xbox 360 will then crash and then will get an "Red Ring of Death Core Digital" error when the boot-up test comes back with a major component hardware failure. This is not the same as bricking or crashing a system since this will actually do physical damage to the motherboard.
It is not technically illegal for them to do this since attempting to hack an Xbox 360 is a violation of the Xbox Live Terms of Service EULA and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Microsoft's entire business model on the Xbox is based around them loosing money on the cost of the hardware and then to make it up from game publishing royalties. If game software ever got easy enough for mainstream consumers to try it would nuke all chances of the Xbox 360 business being profitable. Likewise the entire idea behind online gameplay on the Xbox Live network is that it is a secured walled garden that is impenetrable to hacking and cheating. If there was rampant cheating it would cause people to loose faith in the network service and not want to keep subscribing to it. This is Microsoft's "nuclear" option. Currently they have not had to show this trump card since they can ban consoles and users from the Xbox Live network but if it ever really got out of hand they have the option of pulling the trigger and causing and Xbox 360 to melt down and kill itself via software. A "popped" Xbox 360 is not really a fire hazard since the BIOS will shut down the CPU and GPU after the boot test fails and the only thing that remains powered is the Red Ring of Death after the hardware failure mode is triggered. Now if you send a "popped" Ex-Xbox to a RnR repair facility they will have no problem recognizing the "popped" fuse and they will not offer to repair your Xbox 360 since they know that you were an naughty boy and they had to kill your Xbox.
Besides considering the fault intolerant design of the Xbox 360 hardware it is not too hard to get them to break. They will never ever admit to this but if they wanted to they could kill and Xbox just by running a self-destruct command over Xbox Live. Think about that the next time you harass a woman and tell her to show you her boobs over Xbox Live. Again Microsoft will never admit this but the back door kill-switch was built into the Xbox 360 system.
2nd. Interesting Thing:
Microsoft is currently software testing Metal Gear Solid 4 for Xbox 360. They might announce it at E3 but Konami likes to make money and Metal Gear Solid 4 was very expensive for them to make. Microsoft and Konami will not admit it before they are ready to but secretly builds of Metal Gear Solid 4 for Xbox 360 started being tested late last year. Konami want to make back their software development costs and they need to get it on the Xbox 360 to do it.
3rd. Interesting Thing:
Microsoft makes a lot of hardware prototypes and very few hardware projects actually make it to market. They probably did start to build a Blu-Ray player and a motion sensitive wand controller but they never got close enough to making it to market.
4th. Interesting Thing:
The software testing group is chronically understaffed, underpaid, underfunded and given impossible deadlines. This results in games and DLC getting to market with game killing faults. Microsoft employes the services of a semi-sweat-shop testing contractor named VMC to run lots of Xbox 360 software tests. Rather than having skilled programers and testers do the tests they have mostly untrained people working long hours for minimum wage and no benefits. Sometimes it can be as little as one or two VMC testers to go through a Xbox Live Arcade game or major DLC pack. No wonder Mr. Driller Online was not actually playable online and game developers complain that it takes forever and a day to get their games and title update patches through the Xbox software test labs. The source thought that this was a very short sighted move and that their business would be better served it they put more money into hiring more skilled testers rather than outsourcing the work over the the VMC sweatshop. To makes things worse a lot of good testers got laid off recently. Cutting corners on testing during the development of the original Xbox 360 Xenon hardware led to the RROD failures. Things are going from bad to way worse.
5th. Interesting Thing:
Harmonix is having Microsoft's Xbox Test Labs run acceptance tests on the new Rock Band controller hardware. The Beetles: Rockband is coming along and is playable.
6th. Interesting Thing:
Game developers and publishers can arrange for and purchase compliance wavers from Microsoft if their game does not meet software compliance or Xbox Live Network compliance. They can either opt to fix them at a later date or keep paying Microsoft to look the other way for games that don't exactly match up with the given specifications. Really bad bugs are patched through title updates with very little fanfare but they will allow a game to go gold master and "RTM" (Release to Manufacturing) with major game killing bugs that they hope will not be discovered by customers until they get patched. The problem is that the software approval testing is underfunded and understaffed. Microsoft has a vested interest in seeing a game not miss their intended publishing deadline and they are willing to bend the rules and let bad code slip by if the publisher is willing to make it worth their time and to play their game.
7th. Interesting thing: 8bitjoystick.com was considered a forbidden site at VMC and the Xbox testing labs. They were discouraged from reading it or contributing comments.
Now want to say I want the Xbox business to succeed just like I want the Wii and PS3 business to succeed. The source for this article was well vetted. Microsoft is going through their first major layoffs ever and it is no surprise that a recently laid off worker might have a few things they want to get off their chest to a rumor-monger blogger like me. If Microsoft PR ever issues a statement about this article it will be "We don't comment or speculation and rumors" but there is some serious room for improvement with Xbox 360 software testing labs. They also can kill an Xbox 360 by just thinking about it and typing a command into Xbox Live.[
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Samhain escribió:YA SE HA CONFIRMADO QUE EL RUMOR DE METAL GEAR SOLID4 EN 360 ES UN FAKE.
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