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Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time hitting PS Vita

18/05/2012 / owner / No comments

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time will not be a PlayStation 3 exclusive after all. Developer Sanzaru Games today announced on the PlayStation Blog that a version of the upcoming platformer is also in development for Sony’s PlayStation Vita. The game will launch this fall on the same day as the already announced PS3 version.

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time will be a multiplatform affair.

According to Sanzaru Games president Glen Egan, Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time for the PS Vita will contain system-specific features that make use of the front and rear touch screens, as well as the device’s motion controls. Additionally, the game boasts cross-save support, allowing players to save their progress on either the PS3 or PS Vita version and pick it up on either device right where they left off.

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time picks up after the events of the 2005 PlayStation 2 game Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves. In the title, Sly travels through time, meeting up with his ancestors across a “wild adventure.” It is the first new Sly Cooper title Sanzaru Games has developed, but the studio is familiar with the franchise, having contributed to the Sly Collection.

Article source: http://www.gamespot.com/news/sly-cooper-thieves-in-time-hitting-ps-vita-6377486

Category: Uncategorized / Tags: Developer Sanzaru Games, development, front, Honor Among Thieves, Platformer, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Blog, PlayStation Vita, president, progress, PS Vita, PS Vita Sly Cooper, Sly Cooper, support, today, use

Max Payne 3 Won’t Use Games For Windows Live

13/05/2012 / owner / No comments

As a PC gamer, I dreaded having to do the clumsy slow-mo dance of dodging Games For Windows Live login screens upon Max Payne 3′s release. Thankfully, the developer’s assured us that it won’t be making use of the intrusive service. To brighten the day further, Max Payne 3′s Arcade Modes have also been revealed.

“Max Payne 3 will not use Games For Windows Live,” Rockstar Games said via their official Twitter account, as noted by PC Gamer. Excellent. We can instead focus on the two freshly announced Arcade Modes: Score Attack unlocks single-player levels for score-hoarding replays, while the returning New York Minute is a minute-long hourglass (minuteglass?) of unrelenting headshottery. For details on how to own the leaderboards, check out the hints on the official site.

Of course, there’s little use accruing high scores if you have no one to brag to, so head on over to the relaunched Rockstar Games Social Club to find yourself a crew to roll with.

Article source: http://feeds.gamespy.com/~r/gsfeeds/all/~3/kvOgGywHY3Q/1224605p1.html

Category: Uncategorized / Tags: Arcade, check, Excellent, gamer, Games for Windows, headshottery, Max Payne, PC Gamer, Rockstar, Rockstar Games, use, Windows

First Double Fine Video Documentary Released

13/05/2012 / owner / No comments

Hey, the first documentary episode of Double Fine’s Adventures With Money is now out, thanks to that Kickstarter you backed a couple of months ago. It sure is heartwarming to watch Tim Schafer put your dollars to good use as a third layer of clothing. Wait, what’s that? You didn’t back the venture? Yeah, Schafer knows these things. Luckily, he and his pals at the apple-colored Double Fine offices have opened a Paypal account for additional would-be backers. They thought of everything!

You can sink your belated $15 into the project here. All you have to do from there is sign up at the Double Fine forums so that the team can easily deliver its updates to you.

To entice the unsure, the first, publicly available episode of the Double Fine Adventure documentary now graces the internet, and more specifically, this news page at GameSpy. Watch the Double Fine team discuss the vision behind their upcoming adventure game and squeal as the money train rolls into town. Watch as Schafer eats your cash for breakfast.

Article source: http://feeds.gamespy.com/~r/gsfeeds/all/~3/DeDMr4g2rGE/1224619p1.html

Category: Uncategorized / Tags: clothing, Double Fine, episode, everything, Fine, First Double Fine Video Documentary, layer, Money, Released, Schafer, the Double Fine Adventure documentary, Tim Schafer, use

Sid Meier’s Civilization V: Gods & Kings

11/05/2012 / owner / No comments

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Article source: http://feeds.gamespy.com/~r/gsfeeds/all/~3/h6LXOqG25_Y/imgs_1.html

Category: Uncategorized / Tags: AdChoices, Civilization, IGN Entertainment, Inc, page, Sid Meier, site, support, Support Privacy Policy, use, User

Microsoft testing Xbox 360 Web browser

11/05/2012 / owner / No comments

Chaos_Dante_456 I own both systems and I think you can’t go wrong with either systems. Xbox 360 has a much better online community, has party chat, etc….and PS3 can surf the web(they just recently updated the browser), netflix, youtube, can play and copy video files and mp3′s, can read external hard drives, get free games with PSN subscription, blu ray player, use almost any bluetooth headset, etc….

Even with all that, I still love the Xbox 360 being able to voice chat with other gamers while we are all play the same or different game at once, being able to send an invite to all of em at once, being able to watch youtube videos in HD, having free video streaming apps, etc….

Jamie Ray Thomas Hibachi Brooks

Article source: http://www.gamespot.com/news/microsoft-testing-xbox-360-web-browser-report-6376096

Category: Uncategorized / Tags: bluetooth headset, Community, Game, headset, Microsoft, netflix, party chat, player, ray, use, Xbox 360, YouTube

Report: Microsoft Developing Kinect Play Fit

08/05/2012 / owner / No comments

A new report claims that Microsoft is preparing to unleash Kinect Play Fit, an exercise tracker that will work across various Kinect applications.

According to sources speaking with The Verge, Microsoft is about to update the Xbox360 dashboard software to track exercise across most Kinect games, with metrics being stored in the cloud.

It is also said to be releasing a new piece of hardware to accompany the service. Codenamed Joule, the heart-rate monitor accessory will work wirelessly and be compatible with most Kinect games, though it isn’t needed to make use of the Play Fit service.

There’s no word of a release date and no confirmation from Microsoft, but if it is real, it’s safe to assume that Microsoft will be offering more details on Kinect Play Fit and the Joule accessory at E3 next month.

Article source: http://feeds.ign.com/~r/ignfeeds/all/~3/6BlzJN-0Ez4/1224503p1.html

Category: Uncategorized / Tags: codenamed, exercise, hardware, Kinect, Kinect games, Microsoft, monitor, play, Report, report claims, use

Warlock: Master of the Arcane is Now on Sale

08/05/2012 / owner / No comments

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Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse hitting this fall

07/05/2012 / owner / No comments

Gamers yearning to take part in the wacky hijinks of the Family Guy series will have a new console title to play this fall. Activision and Twentieth Century Fox this morning announced Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse.

Somewhere, Peter Griffin is saying “freakin’ sweet!”

Due out on unspecified “gaming consoles,” the title is inspired by the 2009 Family Guy episode “Road to the Multiverse.” In this episode, Stewie and Brian use a remote control to travel to parallel universes, including destinations inspired by Walt Disney, The Flintstones, and one where Christianity never existed.

Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse will be the first console game set in series creator Seth MacFarlane’s cartoon universe since the 2K Games-published Family Guy in 2006. That game was developed by High Voltage Software, and shipped for the Xbox, PlayStation 2, and PSP. It featured the original voice cast of the TV series, including MacFarlane.

Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse follows Family Guy Online, which is a free-to-play PC title currently in beta. A new console Family Guy game was announced by Activision in February 2011, when Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg described the franchise as “strong,” with a “passionate niche audience that can achieve repeatable and profitable success.”

Article source: http://www.gamespot.com/news/family-guy-back-to-the-multiverse-hitting-this-fall-6375382