DCEmu Homebrew Emulation & Theme Park News
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by Published on February 22nd, 2006 19:45
The Gianas Return Site posted this news about their platformer for multiple systems:
If you believe it or not... we are STILL ALIVE and working on a final. Unfortunatly real life is kickin' in, but we are NOT DEAD.
Regarding the Windows version: It has A BUG, password mode doesn't work after Level 26. You may consider waiting for the final.
Our GFX guy will start retouching the graphics in March. Our music guy will finish the soundtrack soon and a seperated sound-track cd will be made available. The homepage design will change dramaticly very soon. Our coder
So this is it... the first status update since a few months.
http://www.gianas-return.de/ ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 19:42
The Gianas Return Site posted this news about their platformer for multiple systems:
If you believe it or not... we are STILL ALIVE and working on a final. Unfortunatly real life is kickin' in, but we are NOT DEAD.
Regarding the Windows version: It has A BUG, password mode doesn't work after Level 26. You may consider waiting for the final.
Our GFX guy will start retouching the graphics in March. Our music guy will finish the soundtrack soon and a seperated sound-track cd will be made available. The homepage design will change dramaticly very soon. Our coder
So this is it... the first status update since a few months.
http://www.gianas-return.de/ ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 19:30
Dreamcast Scene have 3 newsposts that may interest folks entitled:
Trizeal and XIISTAG superplay dvd coming
New Trigger Heart Exelica pics
Rajirugi OST now available
Full info here --> http://www.dreamcast-scene.com/ ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 19:23
Pokémon's new slogan may be "Gotta ride them all." The popular game franchise well known for creating a frenzy among children and spawning an anime series, trading cards, and a spoof on South Park, found another medium to infiltrate last year when Nintendo unveiled a Pokémon-themed amusement park to coincide with the World Expo held in Nagoya, Japan. The temporary amusement destination attracted 4.5 million visitors during its six-month existence.
Now it appears as though Pikachu and others will be returning in the form of spinning rides, Ferris wheels, and other carnival-like contraptions. Nintendo is bringing back the Pokémon Park starting this June in Taiwan, according to the AFP news agency.
The park will take residence in various sites for three-month stints, with a goal of drawing 1 million visitors at each stop. Other locations said to be possible destinations include the US, Europe, and Shanghai. ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 19:23
Pokémon's new slogan may be "Gotta ride them all." The popular game franchise well known for creating a frenzy among children and spawning an anime series, trading cards, and a spoof on South Park, found another medium to infiltrate last year when Nintendo unveiled a Pokémon-themed amusement park to coincide with the World Expo held in Nagoya, Japan. The temporary amusement destination attracted 4.5 million visitors during its six-month existence.
Now it appears as though Pikachu and others will be returning in the form of spinning rides, Ferris wheels, and other carnival-like contraptions. Nintendo is bringing back the Pokémon Park starting this June in Taiwan, according to the AFP news agency.
The park will take residence in various sites for three-month stints, with a goal of drawing 1 million visitors at each stop. Other locations said to be possible destinations include the US, Europe, and Shanghai. ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 19:23
Pokémon's new slogan may be "Gotta ride them all." The popular game franchise well known for creating a frenzy among children and spawning an anime series, trading cards, and a spoof on South Park, found another medium to infiltrate last year when Nintendo unveiled a Pokémon-themed amusement park to coincide with the World Expo held in Nagoya, Japan. The temporary amusement destination attracted 4.5 million visitors during its six-month existence.
Now it appears as though Pikachu and others will be returning in the form of spinning rides, Ferris wheels, and other carnival-like contraptions. Nintendo is bringing back the Pokémon Park starting this June in Taiwan, according to the AFP news agency.
The park will take residence in various sites for three-month stints, with a goal of drawing 1 million visitors at each stop. Other locations said to be possible destinations include the US, Europe, and Shanghai. ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 17:29
Im sure you have noticed on other PSP sites some pics of the v3.0 firmware and i didnt want to post speculation or wrong information so i held back, but our friends over at PSP Vault posted this news/reaction:
I searched for some news to post tonight, but came up empty-handed. So instead I spent a few minutes investigating these supposed "firmware 3.0" images that have been floating around since the weekend. I'm obviously not a fan of posting baseless rumors on the front page, so I've been holding off mentioning it.
That picture didn't come from a source inside Sony; in fact, it came this article over at Nikkei BP. The article is talking about Sony's demonstration of a PSP DLNA client that took place at CES this year. If you think Nikkei BP would Photoshop pictures, well, I'd say you're wrong. The demonstration clearly took place at this year's CES.
DLNA... sound familiar? It should. The "Digital Living Network Alliance" wants to establish standards for interoperability between consumer electronics devices inside the home. We've addressed the PSP's DLNA client once in the past. During the demonstration, the Sony representative (apparently) stated that though the DLNA client was running from a UMD, it would be possible to include it in a firmware update. This is back in January. If you read that older article, Fuuko Papa (a Japanese PSP blogger) also predicted that firmware 3.0 would contain a DLNA client.
Are you putting together the pieces of the puzzle now? Pictures pop up on the internet of "firmware 3.0," and they just happen to match pictures that showed up in January of a PSP that was running a DLNA client (which Sony specifically stated could be in a future firmware update)? Coincidence?
Maybe.
There's a part of me that wants to believe (in fact, a DLNA client in a firmware update is one of my predictions for 2006), but there's also a part of me that says someone good with Photoshop manipulated a soon-forgotten image of upcoming PSP features and just stuck a "firmware 3.0" label on it. Either way, they may turn out to be right. Here are the two parts combined:
By the way, for those of you wondering what "BS" and "CS" are in those pics, they're two types of broadcast in Japan. BS is for Broadcasting Satellite, and CS is for Communication Satellite. The fact that these are two options on XMB is interesting, to say the least.
Check out the full article over at PSP Vault, ive also posted the screens via the comments: ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 17:19
The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise will develop over the next few years as one of the most exciting and important initiatives BVG will spearhead," said Graham Hopper, senior vice president and general manager, Buena Vista Games, Inc. "Our upcoming games will expand the Pirates world and allow fans to take on the roles of some of the most rousing characters ever created, and experience firsthand their perilous adventures.
Check out the tons of screenshots here --> http://ps2.boomtown.net/en_uk/articl...w.php?id=10628 ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 17:19
The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise will develop over the next few years as one of the most exciting and important initiatives BVG will spearhead," said Graham Hopper, senior vice president and general manager, Buena Vista Games, Inc. "Our upcoming games will expand the Pirates world and allow fans to take on the roles of some of the most rousing characters ever created, and experience firsthand their perilous adventures.
Check out the tons of screenshots here --> http://ps2.boomtown.net/en_uk/articl...w.php?id=10628 ...by Published on February 22nd, 2006 17:19
The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise will develop over the next few years as one of the most exciting and important initiatives BVG will spearhead," said Graham Hopper, senior vice president and general manager, Buena Vista Games, Inc. "Our upcoming games will expand the Pirates world and allow fans to take on the roles of some of the most rousing characters ever created, and experience firsthand their perilous adventures.
Check out the tons of screenshots here --> http://ps2.boomtown.net/en_uk/articl...w.php?id=10628 ...- Search DCEmu
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