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Assassins Creed 2: Ubisoft confirma que su nueva entrega alcanzo la cifra de 1.6 millones de copias en todo el mundo en la 1a semana, con un 32%+ supero a la 1a entrega de la seriea AC.

Dead Space 2: En la revista de PS Magazine de UK en su ultimo numero se mostro una imagen, que confirma en su proximo N0. de Diciembre tener a detalle informacion de esta esperada serie (no como RE5). PD. imagen al final.

Heavy Rain: La tan esperada escena de la ducha que nos habian prometido el equipo de Quantic Dream, se revelara a principios del año, pero… la escena sera protagonizada por un hombre (aun sin saber quien).

Kingdom Hearts: (RUMOR) La nueva entrega de esta serie para psp Birth by Sleep, podria no llegar a la PSN, haciendo que los posedores de una PSP Go no pudieran adquirirlo, esta informacion se da por parte del twitter de un usuario que comenta que asistió a un evento en Japón donde estaba Square Enix y allí uno de los empleados le dijo la noticia alegando que había problemas de copyright ya que Disney no está todavía muy a favor de la distribución digital.

Square Enix: Confirma que se encargara de hacer las cinematicas para el juego de Deus Ex 3 (FPS con toques de Rol), que se esta desarrollando en Eidos Montreal. + Inf del juego Aqui.

It’s been a long hard slog but on the third anniversary of the PS3, Sony have found a good place in the market and look to be doing all they can to stay there. Yes, the PS3 is three years old! There’s of course a mass of marketing from head office but I won’t bore you with that, just give you a few facts; As of the end of September 2009, around 27 million PS3s have been the centre of many living rooms or bedrooms ranging from 20GB to 250GB models. Sony have appeared to be the most experimental when it comes to downloadable content with games like Noby Noby Boy and .detuned allowing developers more freedom and creativity – regardless if you like them or not! I don’t see the appeal of .detuned myself but appreciate it’s place on PSN. It’s been tough for the system to establish itself with the initial hefty price tag forcing people to ask if they actually need another console – especially when the PS2 was (and to an extent, still is) thriving. Read on for more!

Not to mention the outrageously ambitious ‘demos’ of both MotorStorm and Killzone 2 around the announcement of the PS3 that simply couldn’t be delivered. But to their credit, both developers (Evolution Studios and Guerilla Games) gave it a damn good go proving Sony’s monster is more than capable of producing some beautiful graphics. Games like Metal Gear Solid 4 only helped prove the consoles worth and was the reason why I bought a PS3.

The relatively slow but equally important adoption of PS3s helped Blu-Ray become the market leader for high definition disc -based media resulting in the demise of HDDVDs. Many non-gamers bought a PS3 as it was, at the time, one of the most affordable Blu-Ray players and it’s upgradable firmware made for easier longevity.

Most recently, Bobby Kotick, ceo of Activision Blizzard, cause concern with comments that Activision may ‘have to’ stop supporting the PS3 as early as 2010 due to it’s high development cost and smaller return on investment compared to the Xbox 360 and Wii. These comments were met with heavy criticism and even laughed off by many as arrogance on Kotick’s part. Shortly after but not necessarily as result of said comments, Sony reduced the price of the PS3 and are enjoying healthy sales giving them reason to gloat over the competition – except maybe the Wii.

I must stress, I’m no PlayStation fanboy and do love my Xbox 360 but can only applaud Sony’s efforts in saving what at first appeared to be a sinking ship. They still have a long way to go with things like the marketing of games and the importance of the console itself, plus giving us a constantly reliable online experience but for the most part, things are looking very peachy for the PS3. We already have Uncharted 2 and the new Ratchet & Clank to keep us busy this winter with Heavy Rain coming early next year to join the heard of quality tiles. It’s a good time to own a PS3 and is a shame that it took such a long time to get here. You know what would be nice though? How about some freebies on PSN? No? Well it’s an idea for the official European third birthday on March 23 2010 anyway.

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CNET: Xbox failure rate in UK 60%
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Modern Warfare 2 earn $550m first 5 days
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Free Xbox Live Weekend
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EA, Ubisoft, SCEA and Disney sued over voice recognition suit
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EA closing down Pandemic Studios
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ESA: 42% to give or get games this holiday
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Modern Warfare 2 banned in Russia
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Call of Duty to get paid-for online services
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Modern Warfare 2 on Xbox 360 outsells PS3 version 2:1
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Gamers Forcing EA To Return To Old Ways

by dkpatriarch

© 2009 David Hilton

Remember the bad old EA so many of us gamers spent oodles of time criticising?

EA was the big time publisher that made huge amounts of cash off only releasing games from their pre-existing IPs (Intellectual Properties) like Medal Of Honor, Battlefield, and Burnout, their yearly sports ‘updates’, and off movie licenses like James Bond and Lord Of The Rings.

Most of the games were good, and some of them were bad, but what annoyed many of us the most was that they were being safe and not bothering to try and bring creative new gaming experiences, especially to consoles.  They had the money and the clout to try and be fresh and innovative, but they were just sitting back because they could.

Then they changed.  But now huge financial losses and a layoff of 1,500 staff may herald the end of their positive experiment into new IPs and innovation and a return to the old EA business model.

And it’s our fault.

While EA Games were changing their attitude and creating new IP games like Dead Space, Mirror’s Edge, Brutal Legend, and The Saboteur, the other big publishers like Microsoft (Gears of War 2, Fable 2, Halo 3, Halo: ODST), Ubisoft (Rainbow Six, Ghost Recon, Assassin’s Creed 2, Splinter Cell: Conviction, Avatar), and Activision (Wolfenstein, Modern Warfare 2, Shrek, Spider Man, X-Men) seem to have adopted EA’s previous philosophy particularly this year after the financial crisis.

Sure there are exceptions like Endwar by Ubisoft and Prototype by Activision, but on the whole the games have been sequels or film tie-ins.

But this problem is not just due to the financial crisis.

As I wrote last year, EA didn’t sell enough of either Dead Space or Mirror’s Edge, despite both games being critically acclaimed by the gaming media.  At the time I argued that their releasing the games during the busy end of year rush was to blame, with new IPs not getting a look in next to the better known titles.

While I still agree with that statement, with some exceptions like the original Assassin’s Creed, a lot of new IPs haven’t done so well this generation next to their sequel or movie tie-in counterparts.  And it hasn’t always been a question of quality.

The top selling Xbox 360 games so far are:

1. Halo 3 (8.1 million)

Big name sequels sell

2. Gears of War (5 million)

3. Gears of War 2 (5 million)

4. Grand Theft Auto IV (4 million)

5. Call Of Duty 4 (3.77 million)

6. Call Of Duty: World At War (3.35 million)

7. Forza 2 (2.6 million)

8. Fable 2 (2.6 million)

9. Halo: ODST (2.5 million)

10. Assassin’s Creed (2.28 million)

Of those titles, only the original Gears of War and Assassin’s Creed were new IPs.  The story is only slightly different for the 360’s major competitor, Sony’s PS3, which has Motorstorm, the original Uncharted, the original Resistance, and Heavenly Sword in their top 1o.

While many gamers demand innovation and new IPs, the reality is that it is a hit or miss risk for the publishers.  Ubisoft last generation released the wacky but highly praised Beyond Good & Evil, only to see the gamers shun it.

And this is why I say it is our fault.  We will happily fork out extra cash over usual retail price for Modern Warfare 2, but Dead Space, despite great reviews and price cuts soon after, was not attractive enough.  Mirror’s Edge, despite giving us the innovation many craved, scared off many gamers who instead forked out for Gears of War 2.

What chance has Brutal Legend got against MW 2?

Brutal Legend, also highly regarded by most critics, as of October 24 apparently has sold 370,710 copies on both consoles.

EA went out on a limb and tried to change its image and corporate strategy to expand its gaming philosophy beyond sequels, sports title rehashes, and movie tie-ins, and did we support that after all our winging?  No.

The situation is that the average gamer has limited funds and may not play as many games as the hardcore.  The casual gamer will buy whatever they know will give them the fix of fun they are after and don’t follow the updates and innovations of new IPs.  They see Mirror’s Edge or Dead Space and think- never heard of it.

The Call of Duty or Halo series on the other hand is not only well known, but is in a genre that is easy to identify and play and their friends are likely to also have it.

This gives big publishers who have the funds to create strong new innovative games less incentive to do so.  Creatively, I’m sure their staff would love to try new things, but the risk outweighs the potential benefits, especially now.  They are more likely to try mini new things within an existing franchise, like the upcoming Splinter Cell: Conviction is.

Which brings me back to EA going back to what they were before.

In January EA CEO John Riccitiello said:

I also believe that there is no inherent conflict between great creativity and achieving strong profitability – I believe they go hand in hand.

This is a business and much of our success will be measured with a calculator – sales, revenue, profit and improving shareholder value. There is also a qualitative aspect of our industry. Making games we can be proud of. Pushing boundaries. I believe the quantitative and the qualitative measures go well together.

However, he now looks to be saying that EA will be concentrating on known franchises, some to be released twice a year:

Electronic Arts has a core slate of games label and sports franchises that we will iterate on a either annual or bi-annual basis. And I think you know what those major titles are – all of them are selling or have sold in their most recent edition 2m units or more.

What does this mean for innovation in the gaming industry?  Well to me it looks like innovation will now be mostly focused within existing franchises and, increasingly, in the casual market where the big publishers expect bigger returns for less cost.

Innovation Future?

So for example Microsoft’s Project Natal and Sony’s motion controller will seem to publishers as a safer investment in finding ways to innovate for a larger gamer and casual market.

Innovation will also come to gamers in smaller form like downloaded Xbox Live Arcade or Sony PSN games, and the even portable gaming like the Iphone and DSi.  Some of these might make a big enough name for themselves to get a bigger budget version for the consoles, but they would be sequels.

If it turns out to be true that EA and the other publishers shy away from new IPs in the future and we are still playing Call of Duty 15, really we only have ourselves to blame.

But then it seems most gamers are quite happy with their sequels, and so perhaps that’s fair enough.  For me, though, new upcoming IP games like Alan Wake and Heavy Rain seem more interesting, even if I’m still staying fairly cautious about them.

What do you think? Comment below.

© 2009 David Hilton

Rain.

That’s the local weather forecast for today. Heavy rain. I’d prefer to see a sunny day, but you can’t win ‘em all!

Anyway, we do need rain sometimes of course.

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Chennai, Nov 7 2009.

We all know chennai for the past few days has witnessed some rain, but today things where different. Now its almost raining for the past 24 hours.

We at FoodPunch had a meeting a day ago at all levels and with the cooperation of all our employees we were strong not to stop our operations during the rain and have the orders delivered to customers at the right time. But today’s rain made me think twice. Our employees work hard for us and they have given their commitment in working non stop in this uncertain season. But FoodPunch should also take care of them and allowing them to go out in this condition was not a good idea. Hence we had to suspend today’s operations.

We apologize for the inconvinience caused to everyone but we had no other options. Hope the rain shows some mercy and we are able to operate as usual soon.

– Posted by Krishnan, Chariman & CEO

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Tras una entrevista dada a IGN el director de Quantic Dream, David Cage, ha afirmado que su próximo y esperado titulo, Heavy Rain, elevará las ventas de la consola Playstation 3.

Despues de haber explicado los motivos de su exclusividad en la poderosa PS3 y haber checado varios foros de los usuarios de PS3, ha declarado que el titulo de Quantic Dreams sera un rotundo vende consolas y como no, si el Farenheit (o Indigo Prophecy) fue un juego muy bueno en PC, PS2 y Xbox, siendo un concepto totalmente inovador.

Estas fueron sus palabras de Cage:

Esta experiencia sólo podría ser posible exclusivamente en Playstation 3, y nosotros queremos que se venda la PS3” , “Estoy muy contento en este momento, y espero seguir estándolo en el futuro, de ver a la gente metiéndose en los foros, viendo el tráiler y otras cosas y diciendo ‘Este es el juego que me va a hacer comprarme una PS3¨.

¿Qué opinan?

Heavy Rain (littéralement « Pluie battante ») est un jeu vidéo développé par le studio français Quantic Dream, prévu pour début 2010.

Heavy Rain est décrit comme un « drame interactif ». Il se présente comme un jeu d’aventure aux thèmes matures et à l’ambiance sombre, à la manière d’un thriller psychologique. Il repose sur l’histoire de quatre personnages qui enquêtent sur un tueur en série, surnommé le « tueur à l’origami ». Le thème central tourne autour de la question « Jusqu’où seriez-vous prêt à aller par amour ? ». Les premières images sont dévoilés en 2008 lors de la Games Convention de Leipzig.

Heavy Rain propose quatre personnages jouables : Norman Jayden, un profiler du FBI, Madison Paige, une photographe, Scott Shelby, un détective privé, et Ethan Mars, un architecte qui vit dans la culpabilité de la mort de son enfant et dont le second enfant va se faire kidnapper par le tueur. Chacun a un intérêt particulier à traquer le tueur à l’origami, dont les victimes sont retrouvées, quatre jours après leur enlèvement, noyées dans de l’eau de pluie.

Heavy Rain paraîtra le 26 février 2010.
Commandez-le dès aujourd’hui!
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So as far as I’m concerned, the 2009 gaming season has come to a close as of Nov 17th. With the release of Left 4 Dead 2, and Assassin’s Creed 2, I have officially purchased every single game I wanted for the remainder of the year. If you want a list of the new titles I’ve picked up, head on over to the Vidja Collection.

That being said, I’ll have quite the time between now and 2010. I’ve modified my roster of up and coming watch/must have titles across the x360, PS3, and Wii.

Watch = I’m looking forward to it, but a purchase can go either way.
Must Have = I don’t care if it get’s shit reviews, glitches, or ends up dissapointing the masses. Guaranteed purchase for me.

So without further ado here’s the update.

Xbox 360
Saboteur – Watch. I’m not convinced I want this, but I’ll watch it as my absolute final title for 2009. If it’s good, I’ll give it a go)
Bayonetta – Must Have
Mass Effect 2 – Must Have
Bioshock 2 – Must Have
Dante’s Inferno – Watch. I’m leaning heavily towards must have, but we’ll see. I haven’t seen enough to know, and since it’s a new IP, I have nothing to base it on.
Lost Planet 2 – Watch. Never played the first, so I don’t really care either way. If it turns out to be quite good, I’ll take the plunge.
Splinter Cell Conviction – Must Have
Alien vs Predator – Watch. This will either be great, or horrendous. Time will tell.
FFXIII – Watch. I’ve been off the Final Fantasy train for awhile. If it’s seriously epic, then I’ll bite.
Dead Rising 2 – Must Have
Alan Wake – Must Have
Castlevania Lords of Shadow – Must Have
Doom 4 – Watch
Gears of War 3 – Must Have. Not that I really love Gears that much. But I might as well complete this godforsaken trilogy. Looks slated for 2010…
Halo Reach – Must Have

Playstation 3
Heavy Rain – Must Have
God of War 3 – Must Have
The Last Guardian – Must Have

Wii
Tatsunoko vs. Capcom

Since I neglect the Wii like it’s a leprous vagrant, I’ve passed on a few titles that seemed to be interesting to me, but I’ve never gotten around to getting. Should the time come, the following are some of the titles out on this little white box that I’ll most likely grab over time.

No More Heros
Madworld
Metroid Prime Trilogy
Okami – figured I’d play it on the Wii, since my PS2 version requires a corded controller.
New Super Mario Bros.

Out of all of these games, which ones am I really looking forward to the most?
Casltevania Lords of Shadow, God of War 3 & Heavy Rain. Sure I’m really wanting to play Mass Effect 2, but Castlevania and I go way back. God of War is one of the best franchises out there in my opinion when it comes down to pure gaming enjoyment, and Heavy Rain is looking better than Alan Wake in terms of console exclusive IP.

Not gonna lie, when these three games were announced…

Just a little. Specifically at the Lords of Shadow announcement.

I went to school today to study. Supposedly, it took me about an hour to reach but today is something special. As I arrived the usual bus stop to make a switch, I saw the traffic slowed down. I thought like okay since it was raining pretty heavy as well as now is the time where some parents come and fetch their children home, I thought it is okay for the traffic to be like that. After waiting for like 20 minutes, the traffic situation does not seem to improve. In fact all vehicles could not even move. I decided that I should take an alternative route but before doing so, I decided to move to the overhead bridge and saw what happened in front. Here what I have seen:

The flood I believe is caused by the nearby canal overflowing. I wanted to take the bus at the opposite end but in the end I end up have to walk to another bus stop to take an alternate road to school.

Entrevista muito interessante com Guillaume de Fondaumiere, vice-presidente da Quantic Dream, estudo produzindo o jogo Heavy Rain, que será lançado ano que vem para o Playstation 3. Guillaume discute a violência nos games e o tabu de que eles tornam as pessoas violentas.

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