EA selling a game that they're going to revoke within a month! (with no disclaimer)
http://facepunch.com/threads/1181265
oh... ea...
EA selling a game that they're going to revoke within a month! (with no disclaimer)
http://facepunch.com/threads/1181265
oh... ea...
Valve knows that they keep us waiting, so they made an amusing chart about Valve Time
(with a hint of Episode 3 sprinkled in)
Relic developing Company of Heroes 2; to focus on Eastern Front of WWII
Originally Posted by Game Informer
Source: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/a...announced.aspx
Excellent news for PC strategy fans. The first game was pretty great.
^ Great news! I absolutely loved the first game and I cannot wait for the second one to come out!
Miyamoto: Vita needs games
"It's a very hi-spec machine, but I don't see the combination of software and hardware that makes a strong product."
Nintendo legend Shigeru Miyamoto has praised the technical capabilities of Sony's PS Vita handheld, but says the machine's software lineup leaves something to be desired.
Speaking to us in Paris, where he was promoting the 3DS-powered visitor's guide at the Louvre museum, Miyamoto did his best to maintain professional courtesy, but couldn't resist having a sly dig at Sony's new handheld.
Since a strong launch - it sold 325,000 units at launch in Japan, and 600,000 in its first few days on western shelves - Vita sales have slumped, particularly in Japan, where it has frequently been outsold by the ageing Wii and even its own predecessor, PSP."It's obviously a very hi-spec machine, and you can do lots of things with it," he said of Vita, which launched in Japan last December and in the west in late February. "But I don't really see the combination of software and hardware that really makes a very strong product."
3DS, however, has been Japan's best-selling hardware every single week since last August's price cut - and Miyamoto admits it was a lack of software that held back Nintendo's glasses-free 3D handheld.
In other words, Vita, like 3DS, needs games, and there are few owners of Sony's new handheld who would disagree with that sentiment. Despite a wide range of launch software, Vita releases since have been thin on the ground; the next big release for the system is Gravity Rush, due in the west in June."When we launched the 3DS hardware we didn't have Super Mario 3D Land, we didn't have Mario Kart 7, we didn't have Kid Icarus: Uprising," he said. "We were striving to have all of these ready for the launch, but we weren't able to deliver them at that time.
"We were kind of hoping that people would, nevertheless, buy into the product, find 3DS hardware promising, but looking back we have to say we realise the key software was missing when we launched the hardware."
Miyamoto's comments are extracts from an extensive interview in our new issue, E241, which should be with subscribers any day now and will be on sale on May 9. Other topics discussed include his surprising admiration for Angry Birds, and his desire to make a spiritual sequel to SNES classic The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past.
http://www.edge-online.com/news/miya...ta-needs-games
The 3DS doesn't exactly have a stellar library either, outside of Nintendo's contributions of Mario and Mario. Miyamoto even acknowledges that his handheld's launch was utterly abysmal.
Library wise, neither handheld is doing so hot.
Yeah, I bought a 3DS not too long ago, not because the library is impressive, but because I do want to play Kindgom Hearts when it comes out. Other than that one game, there are only a few others think I believe are worth playing. Whenever I think of Vita, nothing comes to mind.
Anywho, that doesn't mean that they don't have games that people can enjoy, the ultimate hurdle is spending money on the handheld first.
I doubt the 3DS will have another significant price drop, but the main reason I bought a 3DS was because of the price drop. Now it's setting on a shelf untouched.
I still want a 3DS for the Resident Evils and MGS3D