Thursday, April 7, 2011

Japanese Yakuza Date: End of the

Delayed until the summer at this time Sega has confirmed the release date for the Japanese version (the only announced at the time) of The End of the Yakuza new chapter in horror-apocalyptic setting will then in Japan on June 9, with a large delay from the date initially announced in March by the publisher.

Clearly, the disasters that have struck the country of the Rising Sun from the earthquake and tsunami have done their part in complicating the deployment. Always related to the subject critical portion of the proceeds from the sale of the game will be donated to Japan Red Cross.

RE: Operation Raccoon City, Slant Six Games impresses Capcom

The producer of the game, Masachika Kawata, was impressed by the professionalism of the Canadian team Masachika Kawata, producer of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City said the microphones of Official Xbox Magazine have gladly accepted the challenge of working with a Canadian team, adding the guys from Slant Six Games have radically changed his opinion about Western developers in general.

"Resident Evil is a very important series for Capcom, we have had many people working on this franchise," he said. "However, awarding a new episode of Resident Evil to an external team carries the risk of losing some of its basic elements." "So the first thing we did was to clarify these concepts to children of Slant Six Games.

The webseries of Mortal Kombat will debut April 12

You can watch on YouTube The webseries created by director Kevin Tancharoen, produced after the success of the short film "stolen" Mortal Kombat: Rebirth (of which we reported in February), will start next Tuesday, April 12, on Machinima's YouTube channel. The program's website is rather dense and interesting: there will be four hours of video taken from the new video game Mortal Kombat, out April 21, after which will be devoted ample space to the making of the webseries Tanchaeroen conducted by, with in the broadcast the first episode.

MX vs. Alive ATV, a trailer showing misconduct on track

That's what the "bar to bar" MX vs. ATV Alive shows a new trailer after the debut, offering a micro interview with the pilot James "Bubba" Stewart, charged with explaining what the "bar to bar." Stewart describes this practice as a ramming maneuver, a technique far correct, that is used by some riders to embarrass their opponents, with consequences that can be very dangerous.

Needless to say, even in the game you can experiment with "bar to bar" and send our competitors to make the acquaintance of a wall. Just to pretend, though.

Minecraft, revenues of $ 33 million

An extraordinary success for an independent production Minecraft has been very successful so far, and this has clearly happened product revenues. However today it was not clear what we were talking about figures. The creator of the game, Marcus Persson, admitted that Minecraft has generated "a lot" of money, but added that the bulk of revenues ends up in an account that tries to peek at the least, and that he currently receives a salary standard.

Ubisoft Petz 3D Fantasy

Continues the trend of three-dimensional puppies Ubisoft has a surprise for all lovers of the "virtual pet" with the announcement of Petz Fantasy 3D debut episode of the series on Nintendo 3DS scheduled for June in the USA. This time, players can take care of their puppies in a three-dimensional fantasy-style setting, with islands suspended in the air, magical lands and beautiful snow capped mountains.

New trailer for Virtua Tennis 4

Here's how the World Tour mode SEGA has released a new trailer for the highly anticipated Virtua Tennis 4, which describes the features and functionality of the World Tour mode is in effect a substantial "career" in which we create our tennis and then go around the world, starting with amateur competitions for limestone finally the most important fields of history.

Each season will be presented in different ways and will be set in different scenarios, so do not ever likely to play games similar to each other. You can also decide where to go and what to do using an interface similar to a board game.