PS3 Ειδήσεις {News Topic}

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Hirai promises 380 PS3 titles in the coming year

 

Kaz Hirai, president of Sony Computer Entertainment, has promised a total of 380 titles for release on the PlayStation 3 before next March, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

 

According to a Reuters report, the company boss told the Nikkei business daily that the massive software push was to help boost slow sales of the next-gen console.

 

Around 200 of the expected titles will be boxed for retail, while a further 180 games are to be made available over the PlayStation Network.

 

 

Hirai told Nikkei that the format holder will work closely with third-party software publishers on promoting new titles with in-store marketing and special events.

 

The latest Japanese hardware sales supplied by Media Create show that the PlayStation 3 sold 8,776 units for the week ended June 10, compared to 64,529 sales of Nintendo's Wii.

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Hirai promises 380 PS3 titles in the coming year

 

Kaz Hirai, president of Sony Computer Entertainment, has promised a total of 380 titles for release on the PlayStation 3 before next March, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

 

 

Tελικα εκει στη Sony το εχουν ριξει στον χαβαλε....lol

[MiltoZ]

Before next March.... δηλαδή μέσα στους επόμενους 9 μήνες.... δηλαδή 1,39 games την μέρα.... η αλιώς 10 games την εβδομάδα!!! Πω πω χαμός! Αυτό δηλαδή ισχύει από σήμερα? Λέτε να εννοεί μέχρι τον Μάρτιο του 2010?

[ProEvoFan]

380 apta opoia posa tha paizontai k tha ksizoun agora..

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Images of Sega Rally

 

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Racing Studio wants pre-release SEGA Rally demos for PS3/360

 

http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=78215

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Folks Soul back already

 

Our friend DjMizuhara is back already with this new video of Folks Soul/Folklore showing a long fight against a big boss.

 

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Sega Rally Revo 'Beach Race' video

 

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GT5 Prologue & Loco Roco on PSN this summer plus Unannounced titles

 

French gaming mega-site PlayFrance has posted a list of Sony titles coming out in Europe between now and this October and they've revealed a bunch of unheard of titles. Not only do they confirm that both Loco Roco PSN and GT 5 Prologue are coming out in the next couple months, they also listed three previously unheard of games:

 

EyeToy Play Factory 1

EyeToy Play Factory 2

Chills

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Rainbow Six: Vegas Trailer

Sin City just got hotter.

 

http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/815/815420/vids_1.html

[TopGunZ]

Αν θυμάμαι καλά είναι 200 boxed & 180 PSN, συμπεριλαμβανομένων των υπαρχόντων, το οποίο είχα διαβάσει μεταφράζεται σε περίπου 7 την εβδομάδα/ 1 την ημέρα.

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Sega's Rally Revo designed first and foremost for PS3

 

Sega recently showed GamePro its upcoming racer Sega Rally Revo. While showing the game, Sega confirmed that the developers developed the game natively on the PlayStation 3, later porting it to the Xbox 360, PC, and PSP.

 

Sega Rally Revo, an arcade-styled off-road racer, showed off the PS3's graphical chops admirably. Like Sega's own Virtua Fighter 5, Revo runs at a native resolution of 720p on both the PS3 and Xbox 360 (only the PS3 version was shown).

 

But in order to flex the rendering power of the new-gen consoles, Sega's developers decided to limit the game's framerate to a solid 30 frames per second, freeing up extra horsepower for slick visual effects like real-time reflections (both on cars and wet roads) and high levels of anti-aliasing (the PS3 version had no visible "jaggies"...and believe us, we looked for them).

 

Interestingly, Revo's dev team is comprised of former developers from Rockstar North (Grand Theft Auto 3) and Codemasters, two developers with a long history of racing games. The experience showed: Revo is one of the slickest racers we've seen yet. Beyond its high-res textures and intricately modeled cars (brake pads are visible), Revo has another key trick up its sleeve: a feature Sega is calling "geo deformation."

 

Like the well-received Motorstorm, Revo's cars leave ruts and grooves in the racetrack. Sega claims that, unlike Motorstorm, Revo's ruts are actually modeled using polygons and geometry. This means that your car will respond more accurately to puddles, cracked macadam, and other deformed terrain. Judging by our brief hands-on playthrough, we'd have to agree: the cars bounced and shook realistically while tearing over broken ground. Sega claims that the track surface is modeled six inches deep, meaning that grooves can run relatively deep.

 

The final version of Sega Rally Revo is expected to include 30-35 cars (most of which are licensed) and 24 tracks that spread across six environment themes (alpine, tropical, and desert for examples).

 

Sega Rally Revo is expected out between late September and mid-October. It will be available for the PS3, Xbox 360, PC, and PSP.

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Sega Rally Revo 'Alpine Race' HD

 

Sega Rally Revo 'Jungle Race' HD

 

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Reviews: The Darkness

The Riddick team stir up some comic goodness in our review.

 

-main story 10 hours long

-great story

-riddick style game

 

Perhaps because I've already played a somewhat similar game in Riddick, The Darkness doesn't give off quite the same "this is amazing, and you absolutely must play it" vibe that Riddick did. But it also feels like a more polished game, and the base mechanics work extremely well by the time you reach the end of the single-player campaign. It doesn't quite have Riddick's pacing, due to the open city that asks you to find your own way through, but it presents a better feeling of accomplishment and familiarity by the end.