silenthill escribió:Sony ha anunciado que reestructura SCEJ. A partir del 1 de Abril habrá dos divisiones una encargada de la publicación de contenidos y la otra del Marketing.
Un saludo.
Namco Bandai’s new action adventure game is for a PlayStation platform. The game’s teaser site was updated tonight with PlayStation’s signature Square, Triangle, Circle, and X buttons.
The site now reads: “Square, Triangle, Circle, X Action Adventure.”
Las especificaciones que dan de la consola son ridículas y de ser verdad son suicidas por parte de Sony. Pero suicidas. Para que entendáis el nivel del rumor la fuente de la que supuestamente recaban la información dice que al CPU sería de 4 núcleos y de 32 bits (sí 32bits no 64 como dice Kotaku) la memoria de la consola serían de 2Gb. Realmente la consola sería algo más potente que la actual PS3 además sin disco duro, no retrocompatible... Parece un rumor lanzado a mala fe por parte de kotaku uno más de la lista.![[rtfm]](/images/smilies/rtfm.gif "Lee!")
PAX East is rapidly approaching (it's taking place from April 6th to April 8th this year) and 2K Games is going to be there with bells on. We're going to be showing off Spec Ops: The Line, Borderlands 2, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and Civilization V: Gods & Kings this year. Just look for the big red 2K logo when you walk into the hall (it will be hanging from the ceiling) and make a beeline for our booths (our booth numbers are #936, #924, and #1036).
There are also going to be some amazing panels for some of our upcoming games this weekend. You'll be able to hear from the devs at Irrational, Firaxis, and Gearbox Software:
Irrational Games: Making a Monster - Saturday - 12:00-1:00 @ Manticore Theater
Reimagining X-COM with XCOM: Enemy Unknown - Saturday - 4:30-5:30 @ Manticore Theater
Inside Gearbox Software - Sunday - 4:30-5:30 @ Manticore Theater
De todas formas algo si qeu hay de cierto en lo del nombre la futura playstation de sobremesa tiene muchas papeletas de no llamarse PS4. ![[enfado1]](/images/smilies/nuevos/enfado_ani1.gif "enfadado")
To remember the first ever Worms release, you’d have to go way back to 1995. Seventeen years on, Team17 have announced Worms Revolution for PC and consoles.
Scheduled for a third quarter (2012) release, this is a brand new game, developed from the ground up with a completely new engine. Team 17 tell us that old favourites such as the Super Sheep and Holy Hand Grenade will return, but there will be plenty of new features as well as new challenges too.
Everyone loves a bit of worms, right? We’re happy that Team17 are still bringing us the madcap, zany Worms games. Are you looking forward to this? Let us know your thoughts after watching this reveal trailer.
The Entertainment Software Rating Board has revealed a new upcoming multiplatform title, Scourge: Outbreak. The third-person shooter is likely related to The Scourge Project (you can check out some screens from that game in the slideshow to the left of this article), which was released for the PC in North America on Apr 9, 2010, as it shares the same publisher.
Scourge: Outbreak received an M (for Mature) rating due to blood, strong language and violence. You can check out some of the first details on the game from the full rating summary provided by the ESRB below:
In this third-person shooter, players assume the role of elite mercenaries battling a power-hungry corporation. Players use machine guns, shotguns, pistols, and explosives to kill human soldiers and alien creatures in frenetic combat; achievements are awarded for specific kills (e.g., Slaughter – “Kill 25 enemies in a row without dying or being incapacitated”). Realistic gunfire/explosions can be heard throughout, and wounded enemies emit splashes of blood when shot. Close-range attacks result in blood droplets on players' screen, and some environments are littered with bloody corpses. At the end of one boss sequence, a character uses two grenades to blow himself up—the camera quickly fades to black. The word “f**k” can be heard in the dialogue.
Online Notice:
Includes online features that may expose players to unrated user-generated content (Macintosh, Windows PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
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Jeremy Greiner works for THQ and, according to his Twitter profile, he’s working on Darksiders II and “games I can’t talk about.” Last June, THQ Executive VP of Core Games Danny Bilson confirmed that Turtle Rock was working on a new first person shooter entitled Wild. We haven’t heard much since except that the game is supposedly being built on CryEngine 3.
We’re reaching out to THQ for some further clarification on whether this tweet does, in fact, mean that Wild is moving forward.
