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    by Published on November 2nd, 2007 19:04

    via Eurogamer


    Square Enix has confirmed that PSP versions of Final Fantasy I and II will both be making their way over here and indeed to all PAL territories for early 2008. Providing they save often and bring enough potions.

    They've been out for a while in the US, as you may know. So long, in fact, that we've reviewed both. I got 6 and II got 4. So that's 10 overall! Woo!

    One of the reasons our resident reviewers weren't that impressed with the remakes - despite their sexy polishing jobs - is that they weren't very good to start with, and that you can get both on one cartridge for GBA. Not that we liked that either.

    Oh look, maybe your mileage will vary. "FINAL FANTASY and FINAL FANTASY II are the foundations of the Square Enix success story," said John Yamamoto, president and CEO of Square Enix Ltd. No need to shout. "They are the first two steps in the long and distinguished history of the FINAL FANTASY franchise." He's doing it again! "With these beautiful new versions, fans can now experience the origins of FINAL FANTASY wherever they go."

    Providing they take a PSP, obviously, with which they can experience new dungeons, widescreen visuals, redrawn artwork and 10 out of 20 gameplay. ...
    by Published on November 2nd, 2007 19:02

    via Games Industry


    The Nintendo Wii is still outselling the PlayStation 3 by 2-to-1 in Japan, although the gap between the rival formats has closed for the fourth consecutive month.

    The latest figures released by Enterbrain and reported by Reuters show that Nintendo shifted 110,415 units in the four weeks to October 28, while Sony sold 47,183 PlayStation 3 units.

    Microsoft continues to struggle in the region, with sales of the Xbox 360 reaching 18,717 units for the same period. ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:50

    via Eurogamer


    A trio of exclusive Uncharted videos have been sprinkled generously across the mighty Eurogamer Empire, capturing our early progress in Naughty Dog's anticipated PS3 adventure.

    Introducing Nathan Drake as the new Indiana Jones of gaming (and nothing at all like a male Lara Croft, obviously), Uncharted marks the US developer's PlayStation 3 debut, having enjoyed huge success on PSone and PS2 with slavering, ginger maniac Crash Bandicoot, and platforming partners Jak & Daxter.

    Of the three exclusive videos showing today, our very own Eurogamer TV offers a taster of Drake's acrobatic and ballistic skills, with a scramble through the jungle and firefight deep in the bowels of a temple.

    Meanwhile, over on Eurogamer.de,having crashlanded in dangeorous territory, take a peek at some of the early-doors action scenes Drake will encounter in his hunt for the lost treasure of El Darado.

    Last but not least, say a big "salut!" to our Gallic chums at Eurogamer.fr, who have a more cerebral video vignette, highlighting the Tomb Raider-style puzzles our hero must think his way out of to progress.

    Uncharted will be raiding PS3's tomb from December 7th in Europe. Watch out for our full review soon.


    Trailers here ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:48

    via Eurogamer


    Sony has said we will get the European demo for Uncharted: Drake's Fortune before the end of November, although when exactly is still not decided.

    It follows comments made by game director Amy Hennig on the official PlayStation blog that those of you across the pond will be able to download it next Thursday.

    There is no word on what will be in the sampler just yet, but we expect it will be a mission or two from the Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider hybrid that maybe involves thumping some baddies in the face and clambering around some mossy old ruins in a jungle. You may even shoot guns. ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:45

    via Kotaku


    While we reported on the topic (with plenty of juicy details) last week, here's even more confirmation that the PS3 firmware 2.0 is soon on its way. Over on the official semi-official Sony blog Three Speech, when one commenter wondered about a time line for the 2.0 firmware, a Three Speech moderator replied:

    News on that is coming tomorrow but it will be within the next two weeks!!

    In other words, stay tuned for more info tomorrow (Nov 2) about an update that will probably hit within two weeks. ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:37

    via Computer and Video Games


    The FlatOut series will be making its debut on a handheld platform next year when FlatOut: Head On is released exclusively for PSP.

    We were all about the rag doll physics-based stunt games in the Xbox version of the game. You had to launch your driver through the windscreen of your car at high speeds to hit a range of wacky targets - what's not to like about that?

    These 'rag-doll Olympics' - as they're known among fans - will also be featured in full in the portable version.

    A total of 40 cars and nine gameplay options (including Career, Carnage and Death Match Derby modes) will also be crammed onto the little UMD.

    "Early 2008" is as specific as Empire could be with the release, but we've got the first screens below. ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:26

    via Games Industry


    Metroid Prime 3 Corruption for the Wii has topped the Swedish multiformat charts on its first week of release, according to latest stats from Dataspelsbranschen .

    And it's a one-two punch for Nintendo as DS hit The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass takes the number two spot, nudging soccer rivals such as FIFA 08, Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 and Football Manager 2008 down the charts.

    But it's a different matter in the single format charts, where Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 is the number one seller on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 2.

    The best selling games in Sweden follow:

    Multiformat
    1. Metroid Prime 3 Corruption (Wii)
    2. The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (DS)
    3. Football Manager 2008 (PC)
    4. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 (PS3)
    5. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 (PS2)
    6. Half-Life 2: The Orange Box (PC)
    7. Singstar Svenska hits Schlager (PS2)
    8. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 (360)
    9. World of Warcraft (PC)
    10. World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (PC)
    11. FIFA 08 (PS2)
    12. Counter-Strike 1: Anthology (PC)
    13. Half-Life 2: The Orange Box (360)
    14. The Sims 2 Jorden Runt (PC)
    15. The Witcher (PC)
    16. Halo 3 (360)
    17. Battlefield 2 (PC)
    18. Warcraft III Frozen Throne (PC)
    19. FIFA 08 (PS3)
    20. World in Conflict (PC)

    PC
    1. Football Manager 2008
    2. Half-Life 2: The Orange Box
    3. World of Warcraft
    4. World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade
    5. Counter-Strike 1: Anthology
    6. The Sims 2 Jorden Runt
    7. The Witcher
    8. Battlefield 2
    9. Warcraft III Frozen Throne
    10. World in Conflict

    PlayStation 2
    1. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008
    2. Singstar Svenska hits Schlager
    3. FIFA 08
    4. Guitar Hero 2
    5. Singstar Svenska hits
    6. Final Fantasy XII
    7. Need for Speed Carbon
    8. Guitar Hero 2 Rock the 80´s
    9. Singstar R&B
    10. NHL 08

    PlayStation 3
    1. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008
    2. FIFA 08
    3. NHL 08
    4. Skate
    5. Folklore
    6. Eye of Judgement
    7. Colin McRae Dirt
    8. Sega Rally
    9. Heavenly Sword
    10. Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2

    Xbox 360
    1. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008
    2. Half-Life 2: The Orange Box
    3. Halo 3
    4. FIFA 08
    5. Project Gotham Racing 4
    6. NHL 08
    7. Need for Speed Carbon
    8. Skate
    9. Eternal Sonata
    10. Guitar Hero 2

    Wii
    1. Metroid Prime 3 Corruption
    2. Table Tennis
    3. Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess
    4. Rayman Raving Rabbids
    5. Mario Party 8
    6. Boogie
    7. Super Paper Mario
    8. FIFA 08
    9. Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition
    10. Carnival Games

    Nintendo DS
    1. The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
    2. New Super Mario Bros
    3. Pokémon Pearl
    4. Pokémon Diamond
    5. Mario Kart DS
    6. Bilar
    7. Magical Starsign
    8. The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer
    9. The Sims 2 Pets
    10. Nintendogs: Dalmatian & Friends

    PSP
    1. FIFA 08
    2. Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions
    3. Need for Speed Underground Rivals
    4. Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters
    5. Medal of Honor: Heroes
    6. NHL 07
    7. Tekken Dark Resurrection
    8. GTA Vice City Stories
    9. Daxter
    10. Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:22

    via Games Industry


    The latest in the long-running Final Fantasy franchise has topped the Japanese charts according to data from Media Create – selling almost double the amount of units as its closest competitor.

    Final Fantasy Tactics A2 for the DS has sold over 142,000 units on the first week of release. Banpresto's PS2 game Ar Tonelico is at number two in the charts, debuting with 72,000 sales.

    The top ten best-selling games includes a total of seven new entries, with World Soccer Winning Eleven DS: Goal to Goal at number three (29,00 units sold), Sega's Ghost Squad for Wii at seven (20,000 units sold) and Capcom's God of War II at eight (17,000 units sold).

    The full Japanese top ten follows:
    1. Final Fantasy Tactics A2 (DS)
    2. Ar Tonelico (PS2)
    3. World Soccer Winning Eleven DS: Goal to Goal (DS)
    4. Imabikisou (PS3)
    5. DS Literature Collection (DS)
    6. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (DS)
    7. Ghost Squad (Wii)
    8. God of War II (PSP)
    9. DS Nishimura Kyotarou Suspense Detective Series: Deadly Intent (DS)
    10. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Time Expedition Party (DS) ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:15

    via Eurogamer


    Sony has released a new patch for PS3 shooter Resistance: Fall of Man.

    It's available for download now via the PlayStation Network. Along with fixing numerous bugs, the gives you the option to take in-game screenshots using a USB keyboard and play password-protected custom games.

    You can also expect weapon balance changes and round balancing options and support for the new Dual Shock 3 - even though it's not in Europe or the US till spring.

    For more information and to download the patch, visit the PlayStation Network. ...
    by Published on November 1st, 2007 19:14

    via Eurogamer


    The judge in the middle of the squabble between Epic Games and Silicon Knights has refused to dismiss the lawsuit.

    The latest motion to put a stop to proceedings was argued to a California judge by Mark Rein and Tim Sweeney, who said Silicon Knights had shown Unreal Engine 3 to those not authorised to see it, leaking all sorts of secrets about how it works to would-be competition.

    Rein was also upset that Silicon Knights had signed a new game with SEGA allegedly built on a modified UE3 engine - something Epic never says it never got paid for or asked about.

    Speaking to Eurogamer this afternoon, Rein pointed out that the dismissal of the motion is not a ruling on the veracity of the claims at the heart of the case.

    "It is important to note that the judge did not rule on the merits of Silicon Knights' claims, despite what Silicon Knights might allege," he wrote in an email.

    "Judge Dever's decision simply allows the discovery process to move forward so that he can rule on the facts.

    "We are confident that the evidence will show Silicon Knights breached its license with Epic Games and violated our copyrights and trade secrets."

    Silicon Knights filed a lawsuit against Epic Games in August, claiming the Unreal Engine 3 creator was in breach of its contract for not providing enough technical support because it was too busy making its own game Gears of War. The result was an elongated and unnecessarily expensive development period for Too Human, the developer said. ...
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