Monday, February 7, 2011

PES ready for the launch of 3DS

Konami announced that Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 will back the 3D 3DS from the date of launch of the new Nintendo console. The big news of this latest chapter in the series will obviously support the 3D without glasses. " According to the developers of this new dimension "to help players have a better perception of depth, the position of their peers and generally the whole field of play." The game will feature over 60 national and 170 club teams, commentary on games, wireless multiplayer, UEFA Champions League and the traditional Master League.

Ono denies the existence of Nintendo X Capcom

The idea was just an idea checked on the internet a few days ago might have tickled the curiosity of many users, but Yoshinori Ono has denied a certain decision in an interview published by IGN. For the possibility of developing a cross-over fighting between Nintendo and Capcom, Nintendo in a precision x Capcom at the moment seems a very remote, as explained by Ono Satoru Iwata apologized to the possible misunderstanding that might have created using his own words.

20,000 signatures for a disabled friend

Over 20,000 people signed an online petition asking Electronic Arts the ability to customize the button configuration in Dead Space 2. The initiative came after a disabled golfer found himself unable to play the action horror games developed by Visceral. Gareth is the name of the player, has posted his outburst on the forums, you overclockers.

co. uk, indicating that many other titles, including Fallout: New Vegas, but have permission to configure the controls so that they could only be played with the mouse. "In Dead Space 2 is impossible to carry forward the character via the mouse buttons," said Gareth. "I find it rather sad that some software companies do not think the controls can be configured to make their games for people with disabilities." His post on the forum has received hundreds of responses in a short time and then gave life to the online petition that has now reached 22,328 signatures.

The Frostbite Engine 2 DICE is shown in video

New possibilities for Battlefield 3 A video demonstration of 4-minute show something of the new possibilities offered by Frostbite 2, the second version of the graphics engine developed by DICE, which forms the basis of the structure of Battlefield 3. On show in particular the "real-time radiosity" engine in action on several examples of scenarios, including some views that seem taken from Mirror's Edge.

Nothing DiRT 3D 3

According to Sony, the stereoscopic 3D is perfect for racing games, Codemasters but for the benefits of technology are extremely limited and in some cases, a 3D game can get even cause health problems. For the authors of this F1 2010 decided to support 3D on PC and not on PS3 and 360 in the new chapter in the series Dirt.

"In a game like ours the 3D is not useful as a Motorstorm, where the landscape is constantly changing," said the chief game designer Paul Coleman. "With DiRT 3, prolonged gaming sessions can cause nausea." According to last year at the Develop Conference by the senior director of SCEE, Mick Hocking, 3D allows for greater precision in titles such as Gran Turismo 5 and MS: Apocalypse.

One of the developers of Gran Turismo 5 DiRT 3 critical

Paul Coleman talks about GT5 as a title still in development after the vitriolic statements made by Andy Tutor, lead designer of Shift 2: Unleashed, Gran Turismo 5, which was defined as a "stamp collection" because of his car it is the turn of Paul Coleman said his racer on the Polyphony. Member of development team DiRT 3, Coleman has told Eurogamer that "Gran Turismo is a massive game, a phenomenon in spite of everything.

Duty Calls at an altitude of 1.25 million

Duty Calls, a parody of Call of Duty which we have spoken in recent days, reached the significant milestone of 1.25 million downloads. Developed by the authors of Bulletstorm, Team People Can Fly, Duty Calls mocks the famous saga Activision in an attempt to highlight the differences between the setting of "serious and realistic" Call of Duty style and irreverent Bulletstorm.

The game is freely downloadable from the official website of Duty Calls. Bulletstorm will be available from 25 February on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. PlayStation Store and Xbox Live Marketplace is available for several days, a trial version of the title published by Electronic Arts.