Saturday, August 13, 2011

Child of Eden has a date on PS3

The PlayStation 3 version of Child of Eden, the latest musical-dream vision of Tetsuya Mizuguchi will be available from September 30. PlayStation Move support course, but also the view stereoscopic 3D. Confirmed the launch price lower than the 360 version, which should be somewhere between 20 and 30 euros.

Pending we can get their hands on, why not refresh your memory with our review of the Xbox 360?

Friday, August 12, 2011

Price drop for PlayStation 3?

Milla Jovovich in Resident Evil

Bloody Disgusting has confirmed the site and the next film in the series Resident Evil, Retribution, Milla Jovovich will resume her role of Alice. The news was far from obvious since after Resident Evil: Afterlife the same Jovovich had declared its intention to abandon his role. Perhaps the decision to change has helped her husband Paul WAS Anderson, director of upcoming movies, and even the last, which is slated for September 14, 2012.

OnLive lands in the United Kingdom

The first transatlantic service (in chronological order) on-demand gaming service via streaming, OnLive, is about to reach the Old Continent, after a break-in period and final activation in the USA. To be precise, when the platform is expected to arrive in the United Kingdom since September 22, 2011.

The launch will take place at the Eurogamer Expo in London, where it will be officially presented MicroConsole European version. On the same date, you can also register for the online service directly from your PC without going through the purchase of MicroConsole. The library of titles should be equal to that in North America, with hundreds of games available at launch and all the various features and options already enabled.

Atari to sell Cryptic Perfect World

It 'came just hours ago, the formalization of the sale by Atari Cryptic Studios team. The study was acquired by the Chinese company Perfect World, a manufacturer of MMOs, which has paid about 34 million euros. Atari will use the money received from the sale of the developers of City of Heroes and Champions Online to pay the debt accumulated by BlueBay Credit, but also to create social games and Mobile.

QuakeCon 2011, two interesting panels on video

A community manager on the other on the development of video games in the first person to tradition, during the QuakeCon 2011 were held several conferences of great interest, such as John Carmack's keynote, which we published a few days ago. The two videos below we propose two panels just as interesting.

In the first, "Community Managers: unmoderated", some community managers, of course, discuss their work and the relationship, often controversial, with the most passionate fans. Participate in the discussion Abbie Heppe (Respawn), Adam Pyle (id Software), Matt Grandstaff (Bethesda), Nick Breckon (Bethesda) and Ryan Schneider (Insomniac).

Sony and LG make peace

Sony and LG have ended their legal battle concerning the rights of Blu-ray. In February, LG had tried to prevent the sale of PlayStation 3 and Bravia televisions in the U.S. and Europe because of the violation of certain patents related to Blu-Ray. The first battle was won shortly afterwards by Sony, which had the green light for sale.

LG instead took a fine of about $ 130,000. Now the two companies appear to have buried the hatchet by signing an agreement that will allow both to take advantage of technologies at the heart of the dispute.