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    by Published on August 8th, 2008 20:27

    via Computer and Video Games


    Five new Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts 'n Bolts screenshots have cropped up via CVG distant cousin Xbox 360: The Official Magazine.

    These ones should please the few people who went mental when the game was first unveiled. Look; proper platforming, huge environments and more colours than a Crayola play set.

    We're still waiting for pics of Banjo Xbox Live Arcade... (even though we've still got the textures burned into our retinas from 1999).

    Check out the rest of the shots on OXM.


    Screenshots at CVG
    More screens at OXM
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    by Published on August 8th, 2008 20:22

    via Computer and Video Games


    Microsoft has released ten last screenshots from the World Serpent area of Too Human, before the game's (finally) released next Friday.

    The World Serpent is a mile long submersible battleship long forgotten beneath the waters. The twist is the ship is actually alive, filled with robots to hack and slash through.

    The Xbox exclusive has been ten years in the making, but should be released next Friday. Just in case you didn't know, it's about a gritty Nordic future where machines battle guys with massive hammers.

    You can check out the latest video here, and we'll have a verdict for you some time before release.


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    by Published on August 8th, 2008 20:16

    via Eurogamer


    InvenSense, the company that makes the MotionPlus accessory, has told Eurogamer the relationship with Nintendo is "not an exclusive" one.

    According to bigwig Joe Virginia, other companies are interested in the tech - but he's not naming any names.

    "Of course we're incredibly pleased - delighted would probably be a better adjective - that Nintendo approached us... but it's not an exclusive relationship," Virginia told us.

    "I can't get into details about other folks that are interested in this technology, but as you might imagine of course there is more interest out there."

    The clip-in Wii peripheral adds a "MEMS (micro electrical mechanical systems) rate gyroscope" to the Wiimote. This allows rotation around the X, Y, and Z axes produced by the accelerometer.

    When asked if the technology will open doors for Wii developers, Virginia replied, "Oh absolutely. Yeah, absolutely. And the reason we say that is the type of capabilities they have.

    "With six degrees of freedom you can basically make any movement at all, and be able to track that in combination with the sensor bar and other sensors included in the Wii remote. Add the gyroscope capability and you have the ability to work in all three dimensions of space," Virginia continued.

    "What you're looking at are golf swings; tennis rackets where you can put top-spin on balls; bowling where you can bowl curves; sword motions with forward thrusts; and in Wii Sports Resort the throttle ability." Sounds golden, Virginia.

    Motion-sensing cannot work on any more axes; "Six degrees of freedom is the holy grail," apparently. The future will be more responsive and robust gyroscopes that are smaller and cheaper to produce. The power of force feedback within the peripheral is important, too.

    "I really think we've just begun to scratch the surface, gaming is a huge application. But if you think of where motions and where motion-sensing can be applied then there are so many applications; this is a great time to be in the business," added Joe Virginia.

    "What we hopefully have done is provide our partner with new, increased capability, and what we're so excited to see and await with bated breath is how that will be used.

    "Of course in Wii Sports Resort is one application, but what's the future in gaming? I don't know. We provided some great capability and we'll see what happens," he said.

    Nintendo is yet to set a standalone price for MotionPlus, but will be bundling the peripheral with Wii Sports Resort - the game used to demonstrate gyroscopic potential during Nintendo's E3 press conference.

    We had a chance to see the game and MotionPlus at the show and were very impressed. Head to our hands-on impressions of Wii Sports Resort to find out more. ...
    by Published on August 8th, 2008 20:13

    via Eurogamer


    Nintendo has walloped four new old games onto the Virtual Console this week. And they all end in a two, too.

    Samurai Showdown 2 for NeoGeo, with the sketchy Japanese translations, leads the pack. The sequel packs in six new characters, plus the ability to dodge and parry like a real samurai - such as Tom Cruise in that film.

    This game has been heralded as one of the all time greats, and we think paying 900 Wii Points (GBP 6.30 / EUR 9) is worth the money to hear Cham Cham the cat girl say: "Oooh! It was scarry!"

    Ecco 2, the Megadrive game about a dolphin, is the next sequel on the list. Additions in this version include extra difficulty levels, new areas and levels, and the ability to turn into a jellyfish, shark, or seagull.

    Ecco would have been much, much better as a shark, because sharks are brilliant.

    Another Megadrive sequel on the list is Splatterhouse 2, which sort of does what it says on the tin; it's a horror beat-em-up where you hit monsters and splatter them in a house.

    Pitstop II is the last of the quartet, and was released back when I was still trying to walk. No, not last Saturday. The Formula 1 racer wooed us by being ahead of the curve; flaunting six tracks and split-screen two player races. Plus, of course, popping into the pits to change tires, refuel, and maybe nip to the toilet.

    Pitstop II costs 500 Wii Points (GBP 3.50 / EUR 5).

    As always, our thoughts on these will arrive sooner than you can say "Xbox bias". ...
    by Published on August 8th, 2008 20:10

    via Games Industry


    Sony has announced the expansion of its closed beta test for PlayStation Home will begin at the end of this month.

    A post on the Sony PlayStation blog detailed the planned beta expansion in Europe, revealing that the most active PlayStation Network and Store users will be contacted to take part.

    "In Europe, SCEE is also beginning their expanded closed beta, directly targeting consumers who have been most active on PlayStation Network and PlayStation Store," read the post. "SCEE will be in email contact with their PSN audience very shortly."
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    by Published on August 8th, 2008 20:07

    via Games Industry


    BioWare's Miles Holmes has said that the developer is looking at possibly bringing Mass Effect, Jade Empire and Dragon Age titles to the Nintendo DS, according to Eurogamer.de.

    The lead designer of the upcoming DS RPG Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood described the title as an effort to get BioWare's handheld division off the ground. He explained that the developer would consider making more DS titles to support its console games, saying: "Basically anything that reinforces the franchises".

    "We have a lot of big plans for Mass Effect. Having a DS version would be an awesome way to keep interest alive and keep it going in addition to the next one [Mass Effect 2]," said Holmes.

    Holmes commented he would personally like to see a Mass Effect title on the DS: "I tell you which one I would want. I want the Mass Effect one". ...
    by Published on August 8th, 2008 20:02

    The weekly console data update from Japan is in once again with the following figures:


    Playstation Portable: 61,181
    Nintendo DS Lite: 57,398
    Nintendo Wii: 41,109
    Playstation 3: 9,508
    Playstation 2: 9,045
    Xbox 360: 5,359


    PSP maintains top position, drops roughly 6,300. DS is second, up 600. Wii follows, up 85. Forth is PS3, down 1,100. Playstation 2 comes along at 5th rank, down 250. Last is Xbox 360, down 400. ...
    by Published on August 8th, 2008 16:29

    Newly released on import at Play Asia;



    features
    Real-Time Deforming Terrain: The terrain literally gets torn up with each passing vehicle, causing each lap to be different. Advanced particle effects cause debris and muck to “stick” to each vehicle.
    Vehicular Combat and Damage: Destroy anything that gets in your way. Smash your opponents and view spectacular Hollywood-style crash sequences.
    Take the Race Online: Intense head-to-head off-road racing. Challenge the competition over voice chat.
    Amazing Gameplay Experience: State-of-the-art visuals, featuring high dynamic range lighting, motion blur and depth of fields are all displayed in glorious High-Definition (720p).
    Player-centric Action: There’s never a dull moment, as you’re always in the thick of the action. AI opponents simulate human traits, like showing off, attacking, taunting, and doing whatever it takes to win!

    description
    Welcome to MotorStorm™, the world’s most brutal off-road racing event where the goal is to win at all costs. Choose from seven vehicle types, from high-flying dirt bikes to powerful big rigs, and destroy anything that gets in your way in a no-holds barred sprint to the finish. Try and survive.

    http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-...j-70-2x2f.html ...
    by Published on August 8th, 2008 16:28

    Newly released on import at Play Asia;



    features
    Players dive into a deep frightening story that rewrites the 20th century and pits the United States and Britain against a horrific species of unknown origin.
    Encounter a wide variety of fluidly moving characters and creatures that exhibit more sophisticated behaviors and interact with their environments more realistically.
    Greater processing power on PLAYSTATION®3 and Blu-ray Disc™ technology enables more immersive visual and sound effects that heightening the chaos of large-scale warfare.
    A powerful rendering engine allows a greater variety of highly detailed and interactive environments for a console FPS experience, including large battlefields and sprawling military command centers.
    Engaging single player campaign, a co-operative mode and one of the most complete multiplayer offerings in a console game.
    Insomniac Games has combined its passion for creating exotic weapons and vehicles with a proprietary physics system to create a unique human and alien arsenal.

    description
    In Resistance: Fall of Man™, the U.S. and Britain band together in a last-ditch effort to save Europe and Asia from a horrific scourge. In mere decades, the Chimera – a species of unknown origin propagating a virus that converts other life forms into more Chimera – has overrun Russia and all of Europe. Humanity’s hope for survival is slim, and the tide of the battle rests on the shoulders of U.S. Army Ranger, Sgt. Nathan Hale.

    http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-...j-70-2x2e.html ...
    by Published on August 8th, 2008 16:26

    Newly released on import at Play Asia;



    The first officially licensed Little League video game to hit next-generation consoles. Players will bat, pitch and field their way from local sandlot slugger to Little League World Series Champion. Featuring eight U.S. and eight international teams, extraordinarily deep character customization, World Series Mode, and a variety of skill based challenges, Little League World Series offers an exciting, authentic baseball experience. Motion-sensing controls on the Wii make it accessible for Little League players and parents alike, while the DS version gives players the freedom to get on the diamond anywhere

    http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-...j-70-2r7x.html ...
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