According to PC in a shell from a mysterious anonymous source, internal developers at Electronic Arts have already provided to the new console from Microsoft designed the Xbox 360 to succeed, or at least a prototype based on this technology. Develop the report at this time, arguing that such a team (not specified) would receive the kit during the last month and this would be a still very embryonic version of the machine, not a special case and plugged into a PC structure.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Jagex from the start of the beta 8Realms
Jagex, the team behind RuneScape, today announced the start (today) the beta of its new strategy game: 8Realms. You can participate by registering on the official website. 8Realms is a strategic-management game that offers a setting medieval and Renaissance influences with post-industrial and modern.
In fact, the full version (which should adopt the formula free-to-play) will cover various eras, from the oldest to those of the future, but that are not present in this version of the game. The basic idea is to accumulate resources to build larger and larger cities and settlements, but the gameplay will also involve political strategies, trade negotiations and more.
In fact, the full version (which should adopt the formula free-to-play) will cover various eras, from the oldest to those of the future, but that are not present in this version of the game. The basic idea is to accumulate resources to build larger and larger cities and settlements, but the gameplay will also involve political strategies, trade negotiations and more.
- Jagex Announce 8 Realms "Empire Building" (22/02/2011)
- What is Jagex? (19/02/2011)
- That's Hot, Rod: Jagex's Transformers MMO (14/03/2011)
- New Transformers online game to be developed by Runescape maker Jagex (14/03/2011)
- "Hasbro-Jagex Transformers Online Game To Be Based On Transformers: Prime" and related posts (15/03/2011)
IO Interactive promises a "shrapnel coming"
Yes, but from the front or rear? There's something big and explosive arriving by IO Interactive, apparently planned for next week. "News flash! Next week will be good," he told the development team through twitter, "very good.'re A principal for incoming shrapnel. Keep your eyes open!" Given the recent rumors, it is likely that this is an ad on Hitman 5, or at least a new episode in the series of the peeled murderess, whereas successive sightings in recent times.
Letter to the community of Howard Stringer
The boss of Sony Corporation, Sir Howard Stringer, has written a letter to the community of PlayStation Network. Dear friends, I know this has been a frustrating time for all of you. Let me assure you that all resources of this company have been entirely devoted to investigate the true nature and impact of cyber attack that we've been subjected and to resolve problems that have resulted.
We are totally committed to restore as soon as possible a complete and secure and properly reward your patience. We do not settle for anything less. To date there is no confirmed evidence that have been withheld by fraud or personal information relating to credit cards, and we continue to closely monitor the situation.
We are totally committed to restore as soon as possible a complete and secure and properly reward your patience. We do not settle for anything less. To date there is no confirmed evidence that have been withheld by fraud or personal information relating to credit cards, and we continue to closely monitor the situation.
A Game of Thrones: Genesis arrives in September
From the list of gear-heads from Ubisoft Ubisoft now we know the period of expected output for A Game of Thrones: Genesis PC, or September 2011. The French publisher will in fact be responsible for distributing the UK market the game, which we should arrive in Focus Home label. The game is a real-time strategy game created by Cynide and based on the first book in the saga of A Song of Ice and Fire by George Raymond Richard Martin, fantasy series that lately you're proposing to mainstream audiences through the HBO television series.
Black Rock, Disney confirmed the cuts
Disney Interactive has confirmed rumors of the last hours related to the downsizing of the staff developer Split / Second, Black Rock Studios. "Disney Interactive Studios confirms the reduction in staff of its internal studio based in Brighton, Black Rock Studios, the publisher said in a statement given to Edge.
Disney has not confirmed the extent of staff reductions, but, as stated in Videogame Source from an anonymous source, about 100 employees would risk dismissal of the study. "Disney has failed to deliver a project on which work and our concept has not been appreciated," said Source Videogame to a source who stated that the sequel to Split / Second is one of the projects canceled.
Disney has not confirmed the extent of staff reductions, but, as stated in Videogame Source from an anonymous source, about 100 employees would risk dismissal of the study. "Disney has failed to deliver a project on which work and our concept has not been appreciated," said Source Videogame to a source who stated that the sequel to Split / Second is one of the projects canceled.
PSN-gate: an apology to Howard Stringer
An open letter to all PSN users The affair has now reached significant size, enough to force Sir Howard Stringer, Sony chairman, publicly apologized in an open letter. In this, the head of Sony apologizes for the inconvenience and concern aroused by this attack "and realizes that" many people think that we should first disclose the risks.
It 'just a note, "he admits," we wanted to have all the answers before, but technical analysis is a complex process that takes time. The hackers have done their best to cover the tracks and it took longer than expected for our experts to find and identify problems insurgents. " Stringer also reiterates the fact that "at the moment, there is no evidence on the use of personal data and outside on credit cards and we continue to closely monitor the situation." Sony also claims to be in the final stages of reconstruction of PSN, which should go online within the next week.
It 'just a note, "he admits," we wanted to have all the answers before, but technical analysis is a complex process that takes time. The hackers have done their best to cover the tracks and it took longer than expected for our experts to find and identify problems insurgents. " Stringer also reiterates the fact that "at the moment, there is no evidence on the use of personal data and outside on credit cards and we continue to closely monitor the situation." Sony also claims to be in the final stages of reconstruction of PSN, which should go online within the next week.
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