In a recent interview on Gamasutra, Time Crisis 4 producer Teruaki Minami made some interesting points about the Guncon 3 and Namco wanting more companies to implement it into their titles.
The Guncon 3 is said to feature six LED markers, making it much more accurate than previous light guns and sounds like an impressive piece of hardware. Not only does it feature dual analogue sticks, it also has SIXAXIS capabilities, too.
GAMER TV are showing a special edition dedicated to Haze on Bravo this weekend. The show will feature exclusive demos, new levels and weapons as well as a look at that technology behind Haze.
The programme is on in the UK on Saturday 1 December at 10.00am on Bravo 2, then Sunday the 2 at 11.30 am and Monday the 3 December at 4.30 pm on Bravo.
US viewers will be able to see it the following week on the Starz Edge channel on Saturday 8 December at 11.00 am (ET) and Wednesday 12 December at 8.30 pm (ET).
Producer Jason Kilshaw commented, “This is everything you need to know about Haze then some!”
Here’s this weeks info.
Title (Licence/Publisher): Price
Game
Destruction Derby (SCEE): £3.49
Kula World (SCEE): £3.49
Demos
Timeshift Demo (Vivendi Universal Games Int): Free
Packs
Motorstorm Crazy Samurai/Quickfoot (SCEE): £1.99
Bracknell/Axbridge Maps (RFOM) (SCEE): £2.99
Very Hard Shadow Mission (Sega Europe Ltd): £1.99
Very Hard Silver Mission (Sega Europe Ltd) : £1.99
Very Hard Sonic Mission (Sega Europe Ltd): £1.99
Team Attack Amigo (Sega Europe Ltd): £1.99
Boss Attack Shadow (Sega Europe Ltd): £1.99
Boss Attack Silver (Sega Europe Ltd): £1.99
Boss Attack Sonic (Sega Europe Ltd): £1.99
Video
Uncharted - Making the Game (SCEE): Free
Pain trailer (SCEE): Free
WWE Smackdown VS Raw 2008 Trailer (THQ (UK) Ltd): Free
Blazing Angels 2 - Racing Trailer (Ubisoft Entertainment SA): Free
Assassin’s creed - Altair was here - trailer (Ubisoft Entertainment SA): Free
Blu Ray
Bee Movie (Paramount Pictures): Free
Brand
PS3 TV Commercial Blu Ray (SCEE): Free
PS3 TV Commercial Gaming (SCEE): Free
PS3 TV Commercial Evolving Entertainment (SCEE): Free
PS3 TV Commercial Processing Power (SCEE): Free
PS3 TV Commercial Making Of Documentary (SCEE): Free
You read about it the other day but here’s the screens. Looking good.
In a new interview with Epic’s Mark Rein, he has applauded Sony’s “wonderful” decision to make PSN an “open system”.
Mark explains that, thanks to the open system structure of PSN, console gamers can get a lot more out of UT3, as all mods made for UT3 on the PC will run fine on the PS3 and don’t need to be approved or checked by Epic or Sony.
“This is the full power of the Unreal Editor. The same editor we used to create the games is now available to you. You want to import your objects you made in 3D Studio Max or Maya? Bring them in! You want to code an UnrealScript? Code an UnrealScript! All those things you can do. If they fit on our map, you can stick them on the PlayStation 3 and they’ll run!”
Mark also talks about a few other things, like Epic’s decision to use the PS3 as the lead platform for UT3 and Little Big Planet.
Nice little update from Rockstar showing the final GTA4 box art, along with its production by a group of artists.
The video also confirms a new trailer is coming early next month titled “Move up, Ladies”.
In the final article in a series about supercomputing, Dazed & Confused technology editor Chris Hatherill explores the latest exciting breakthroughs in quantum computing, which could make our machines millions of times faster and render today’s supercomputers obsolete…
Our world has become one of 1s and 0s. On or off. Bits and bytes – first kilo, then mega, now giga. As Moore’s Law marches on, promising a doubling in computer power every two years, the future seems easy enough to predict: you just draw a straight line going up and presto, you can determine exactly how fast your PS6 will be in 2016 – though what games we’ll be playing is another matter. Now, though, researchers are making serious breakthroughs in a field that could change everything. 1s and 0s could be replaced with numbers that can be both 1s and 0s at the same time, computer power could increase exponentially and today’s supercomputers could become obsolete overnight.
Following is information on the new Resistance: Fall of Man Bracknell and Axbridge maps. The Bracknell map is based in an old railway system, featuring disused train carriages, with the Axbridge map covering a valley strewn with rocks and Chimeran structures. Bracknell here we come…
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