da poco mi sono connesso e sto cercando news sull'evento.
Mi pare di capire che l'evento sia una mezza ciofeca (in pieno stile MTV unveiling show :hihi:).
Finora l'unica cosa degna di note l'ho trovata su TeamXbox, dove dicono che MS abbia annunciato insieme a Bandai un Gundam in arrivo su X360.
Hanno anche mostrato del gameplay per 99 nights, con tantissimi personaggi su schermo, ma il video non lo riesco a trovare.
....possibile che MS non abbia ancora imparato a sfruttare queste occasioni ? :mmmm: :sweat: :teach: :whistle:
Ecco i titoli per x360 da www.xboxyde.com
"Microsoft published the list of upcoming japanese games coming to Xbox 360. Some games are still unnamed and are not listed here : KOF Maximum Impact 2 (SNK), Resident Evil 5, Dead Rising (Capcom), Shin Sangoku Musou Special (KOEI), Winning Eleven, Rumble Rose XX, Pro Yakyuu Spirits (Konami), Operation Darkness, ZOOKEEPER (Success), FFXI (Square), Chrome Hounds (Sega), World Air Force (Taito), DOA4, DOA XVB 2, Project Progressive (action game), DOA Code Cronus (Tecmo), Ridge Racer 6, Frame City Killer, untitled RPG, LOVE FOOTBALL (Namco), Tengai Makyou ZIRIA (Hudson), Z Gundam (Bandai), Super Robot Taisen (Banpresto), EM Enchant Arm (From), Everyparty (Game Republic), Ninety Nine Nights (MGS), Wrestle Kingdom (Yukes). Looks like some japanese developers are willing to let Microsoft get a second chance after the disaster that was the first Xbox in Japan."
QUI (http://tengai.jp/pc/ten1/index.html) un rpg in esclusiva
e poi un'immagine di 99 nights
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Alla faccia dei giochini oh!!! :bowdown: I Japponerds dovrebbero essere belli contenti... :dentone: :doubt:
KOF Maximum Impact 2 (SNK)
Resident Evil 5
Winning Eleven
Rumble Rose XX
FFXI (Square)
DOA4
DOA XVB 2
Project Progressive (action game)
DOA Code Cronus (Tecmo)
Ridge Racer 6
Z Gundam (Bandai)
Super Robot Taisen (Banpresto)
Ninety Nine Nights (MGS)
:evil: RR6.............. :evil: Winning Eleven (ma non deveva più uscire su X? :whistle: :angel2:)..................... :evil: RE5.....................
si, in effetti sono importanti annunci querlli di RR6 e WE (anche se a me non interessano proprio come titoli).
...la mia critica era più rivolta alla mancanza di video in rete sull'evento.
Durante l'evento Sony ogni 10 minuti c'era un nuovo video da :omg: uppato in rete :bowdown:
....poi alla lista manca un rumoreggiatissimo Silent Hill.
per il resto onestamente non vedo grosse novità: DOA in tutte le salse, FFXI, 99 Nights.....nulla di nuovo.
Speriamo uppino qualcosa di bello più tardi :beer:
Citazione di: .:|Physalis|:. il 25 Luglio, 2005, 09:10:14
DOA4
DOA XVB 2
DOA Code Cronus (Tecmo)
Da quanto mi risulta mancano ancora:
DOA naked race a go-go
DOA sexy pachinko
DOA crea la tua moda
DOA golf paradise
Saluti
:lol2:
:bowdown:
Non so neanche di che si tratta ma quel 99 nights sembra interessante a vedere tutti quei personaggi sullo schermo, poi però bisogna sempre vedere il solito discorso del frame......
Moore e la console
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Live!
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Pad wireless e telecomando
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L'interfaccia grafica
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SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ............ A ME SEMBRA UNA FIGATA COLOSSALEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!! :bowdown: :omg: :pant: :thumbup: :teach:
Citazione di: .:|Physalis|:. il 25 Luglio, 2005, 20:14:01
SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ............
:boom: :sweat:
Citazione di: Smart Engine il 25 Luglio, 2005, 20:17:22
:boom: :sweat:
:notooth: :stralol:
Qunado rulla... rulla........... eh!!!!!! SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ!!! :bowdown:
Citazione di: .:|Physalis|:. il 26 Luglio, 2005, 12:49:46
:notooth: :stralol:
Qunado rulla... rulla........... eh!!!!!! SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ SPRUZ!!! :bowdown:
:lol2:
Ecco gli accessori ufficialmente annunciati da Microsoft:
fonte: www.gamespot.com
Xbox 360 packaging, accessories displayed
Microsoft shows off wrappings for its console and games; unveils the accessory lineup planned for the next-generation console.
At the Xbox Summit 2005, Microsoft showed off its first mock-up of the Xbox 360's retail packaging: a simple white and green box that matched the console's color scheme.
The side of the Xbox 360's packaging listed the accessories that will be included with the console: a hard drive, wireless controller, Xbox Live, headset, and Ethernet cable. No cables for hooking up to a monitor were listed.
One side of the packaging had the slogan "Xbox 360 videogame and entertainment system is you. It's your future. With the most strong games and the most powerful technology, Xbox 360 puts you at the center of your entertainment experience. With the Xbox 360, you can play the most compelling games, watch DVD movies, and share your digital music, photos, videos, and TV."
The packaging for the console's games was shown as well. It was a standard-size, plastic DVD case. The Xbox 360's controller was also on display, and it had a comfortable grip akin to Nintendo's GameCube controller. The alignments of the analog sticks and directional pad also resembled the GameCube controller.
Microsoft also showed off auxiliary accessories that will be available for purchase separately from the console. They include:
Wireless Controller - The 360 comes standard with one wireless controller. Additional controllers are sold separately.
Wired Controller - Wireless controllers can sometimes run into interference from outside sources.
Memory Unit - Xbox 360's memory unit comes with a plastic case to protect your saved data from harm.
Rechargeable Battery Pack - Additional batteries are available for the wireless controller.
Play and Charge Unit - This accessory lets you play with your wireless controller hooked to the Xbox 360 while also recharging it.
Quick Charge Unit - As the name may suggest, this accessory lets you charge your controller's battery quickly.
Wireless Network Adapter - This adapter is an antenna unit that can be plugged into the Xbox 360's USB port for wireless connection to the Internet (wireless LAN). It is compatible with IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11c.
Hard Drive - Additional hard drives will be officially available from Microsoft.
Remote Control - A remote control is available for accessing the Xbox 360's various functions.
Headset - Additional headsets will be offered for the Xbox 360.
Faceplates - As Microsoft announced during its initial Xbox 360 unveiling, the console's faceplates can be switched around to give it different looks.
VGA HD Cable - If you want to play with HD graphics, this is the cable that you'll need.
Component AV Cable - For players that want to use component AV.
S-Video AV Cable - For players that want to play with an S-video output.
Annuncio ufficiale del gioco di Okamoto (ex Capcom) per X360
fonte: www.gamespot.com
Okamoto reveals Xbox 360 game
Ex-Capcom producer unveils a new party game currently under development by his independent game studio, Game Republic.
At the Xbox Summit 2005, Game Republic president and former Capcom executive Yoshiki Okamoto announced Every Party, a party game for the Xbox 360.
"As you can guess from the title, Every Party is a party game for everybody," said Okamoto. "Up until now, I was probably known for games that involved punching, kicking, slashing, shooting, and killing. But this is going to be a party game intended for all ages, so there will be no violence or grotesque scenes."
Okamoto then presented a game label that mocked CERO's (the Japanese equivalent of the ESRB) icon for violent games, except that it was altered to read "no violence, no gore." The prank pleased the crowd, which was already entertained by Okamoto's jovial appearance. "I'm so happy about making a nonviolent game that I've created this label. Up until now, all my games were labeled with that sticker by default," said Okamoto.
Every Party plays like a board game with 3D graphics. The player spins a roulette-like wheel and advances his/her piece across the board. According to the trailer, there seem to be a lot of minigames for players to enjoy. Character designs are being done by Sakura Momoko, an artist known in Japan for the popular Chibimaruko-Chan anime series.
Every Party's graphics didn't seem to take full advantage of the Xbox 360's hardware, though as Okamoto has stated in his past interviews, he decided to release it on Microsoft's next-generation console because of its network gaming capabilities.
"I was asked by people as to why I'm making a party game for a next-generation machine, and whether it really needs the specs of next-generation hardware. But that's not what games are all about. Even nowadays, people play old-time games such as Famicoms. Games are, simply, supposed to be fun," said Okamoto.
"You should be able to enjoy as much as you can within your free time, which is what games are all about. As some people may know, I love board games and party games. I love having a blast with other people. But it's rare for people like me to gather together. The Xbox 360 will allow anyone to enjoy playing with each other at any time, any place," said Okamoto.