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by Published on April 18th, 2006 16:13
IGN posted a great list of all the titles coming to PSP soon:
April 24, 2006 2006 FIFA World Cup Electronic Arts Sports
April 25, 2006 OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast SEGA Racing
May 9, 2006 NBA Ballers: Rebound Midway Games Sports Action
May 22, 2006 Field Commander Sony Online Entertainment Strategy
May 23, 2006 Tomb Raider: Legend Eidos Interactive Action
May 23, 2006 Puzzle Challenge: Crosswords and More! Crave Entertainment Puzzle Compilation
May 23, 2006 Monster Hunter Freedom Capcom Action
May 23, 2006 Lemmings Sony Computer Entertainment Puzzle Action
May 23, 2006 Astonishia Story Ubisoft RPG
May 30, 2006 TOCA Race Driver 2 Codemasters Racing
May 30, 2006 Race Driver 2006 Codemasters Racing
May 30, 2006 Stacked with Daniel Negreanu Myelin Media Card
May 30, 2006 Guilty Gear Judgment Majesco Fighting
June 6, 2006 Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Square Enix Action RPG
June 6, 2006 Juiced: Eliminator THQ Racing
June 6, 2006 Gradius Collection Konami Shooter
June 6, 2006 Battlezone Atari Action
June 6, 2006 Disney/Pixar's Cars THQ Racing Action
June 20, 2006 Def Jam Fight for NY: The Takeover Electronic Arts Fighting
June 26, 2006 Tekken: Dark Resurrection Namco Fighting
July 2006 Godfather, The Electronic Arts Action
July 2006 Miami Vice Sierra Action Adventure
July 2006 Super Monkey Ball Adventure SEGA Platformer
July 2006 Blade Dancer: Lineage of Light Sony Computer Entertainment RPG
August 2006 Tenchu: Time of the Assassins SEGA Action
August 2006 Fast and the Furious, The Namco Bandai Games America Inc. Racing
August 2006 Madden NFL 07 Electronic Arts Sports
August 2006 Bounty Hounds Namco Action RPG
August 2006 50 Cent: Bulletproof Vivendi Universal Games Action
September 2006 Mortal Kombat: Deception Unchained Midway Games Fighting
September 2006 Open Season Ubisoft Action Adventure
September 2006 LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy LucasArts Action
Q3 2006 Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony 2K Games RPG
Q3 2006 Pac-Man World Rally Namco Racing Action
Q3 2006 State of Emergency 2 SouthPeak Interactive Action
Q3 2006 Snoopy vs. the Red Baron Namco Flight Action
Q3 2006 Konami Chess Battle Konami Board
Q3 2006 Marvel: Ultimate Alliance Activision Action
Q3 2006 Justice League Heroes Warner Bros. Interactive Action
Q3 2006 Micro Machines V4 Codemasters Racing Action
Q3 2006 Capcom Puzzle World Capcom Puzzle Compilation
Fall 2006 Steel Horizon Konami Strategy
Q3 2006 Spectral Souls Idea Factory RPG
Q3 2006 Poker Face Card
Q3 2006 Rengoku 2: The Stairway to H.E.A.V.E.N Hudson Soft Action
Q3 2006 Ghost Rider *TBA Action
Q3 2006 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Buena Vista Games Action
Q3 2006 Gun: Showdown Activision Shooter
October 2006 Star Trek: Tactical Assault Bethesda Softworks Strategy
October 2006 Dave Mirra BMX Challenge Crave Entertainment Sports
November 2006 Gran Turismo 4 Mobile Sony Computer Entertainment Racing
November 2006 WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2007 THQ Wrestling
November 2006 Metal Slug Collection SNK Playmore Action Compilation
Q4 2006 Brothers in Arms PSP Ubisoft Shooter
Q4 2006 Killzone: Liberation Sony Computer Entertainment Action
Q4 2006 Power Stone Collection Capcom Fighting Compilation
Q4 2006 Rush Midway Games Racing
Q4 2006 Game, The Racing Action
Q4 2006 Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded Capcom Action Compilation
The full listing is here --> http://uk.psp.ign.com/index/release.html ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 16:02
Professional gaming is to gain some widespread mainstream media coverage later this year, with an announcement from Major League Gaming (MLG) earlier today that it has struck a major deal with USA Network to air seven one hour-long programs featuring highlights from this year's MLG Pro Tour.
“If you are bored of watching poker, golf, darts or fishing, then watching people actually playing videogames could well just be the next best thing,” commented one SPOnG wag upon hearing the news earlier.
Formed in 2002, the MLG Pro Tour 2006 features events in seven major American cities for professional gamers: New York this coming weekend, followed by events in Dallas, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and a series of semi-finals coming to Chicago in October, culminating in a national championship meet scheduled for Las Vegas in November.
The format will focus on player interviews and profiles, intercut with commentary from various announcers – a familiar-sounding similar from any bog standard TV sports coverage.
"This is the sign that pro gaming has finally arrived to the mass market," said Matthew Bromberg, MLG's president and chief operating officer. "It's like poker was two years ago, or NASCAR 15 years ago."
MLG co-founder Mike Sepso hopes they are in at the start of what will be "The next major league sport in America."
SPOnG, it has to be said, is yet to be entirely convinced that professional videogaming tournaments - starring the likes of Jonathan 'Fatal1ty' Wendell (pictured here) - will make for gripping telly. But then again, that's what they said about darts back in the 1970s.
USA Network will broadcast seven 60 minute episodes during the US holiday season, in which gamers will be able to win about $800,000 in cash and prizes. Check out the MLG website for more info on how to become filthy rich through playing videogames.
http://news.spong.com/article/9895 ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 16:00
News from Play Asia
Weekly Special: Namco's Gamecube™ RPG Baten Kaitos II at US$ 19.90 only - offer valid for 1 week
Baten Kaitos II takes place 20 years prior to the events of Baten Kaitos. The main character, Sagi, works for the Alfard Empire and is in an elite unit under Emperor Olgan. He is joined by Milly, who also works in the elite under, and Giro, a 'machina will', mechinized puppets that are built to assist members of the Empire's army They are ordered to go examine mysterious events that have been occurring around the continent.
During the start of the game, the group will be given an assingment to kill Emperor Olgan by an unknown client. Before the two have a chance to kill the Emperor, Olgan is killed and Baelheit takes power, with his spirit-guide second-in-command Nero. Sagi and Giro are then forced to flee Mintaka.
Since the game is a prequel, many characters that appear in Baten Kaitos will also appear in Baten Kaitos II. Geldoblame is 25, Gibari is 14, Ladekahn is 12, Savyna is 5, and Kalas will soon be born. Other characters that are confirmed to be in the game include Anna, the barkeeper from Nashira who is 9 in Baten Kaitos II, and Paololo II, father of Paololo III.
Namco's Gamecube™ RPG Baten Kaitos II is now available at discounted US$ 19.90 only.
http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-...9-en-84-n.html ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 15:58
Not quite a game, not quite a puzzler; Nintendo's Brain Age simulation title gets an average review score of 79 at the time or writing. If you're looking for something new and have $20 bones to spend, this might be a nice pickup. However most critics are calling it a hybrid sim/puzzle title rather than a true game so maybe head on over to a DS download station for a free demo before you buy.
Gamespot 72% - "All in all, Brain Age is a quirky and unique product that's worth taking a look at, largely thanks to its budget price. Whether or not it's improving your mind or just improving your ability to perform its specific tasks is ultimately unclear, but there's currently nothing else quite like it on the market, and fans of logic puzzles and other basic puzzle games should enjoy it quite a bit."
1UP 86% - " Even if the effects aren't immediately recognizable, the placebo effect alone is powerful enough to make you feel like you're thinking clearly. It's not a game, and because you're never taught anything new, it's not really even "edutainment" -- Brain Age is a tool, one that sharpens your mind not just for playing real games, but living real life as well."
Gamerz Edge 79% - "Depending on your approach, Brain Age could either be very fun or quite boring. Perhaps the best criteria to judge your compatibility with this type of game is: 1) Do you enjoy learning or are you interested in keeping your brain “young?” 2) Do you find mathematical, logical, and memory-based exercises to be fun? 3) Do you enjoy or are you interested in Sudoku? 4) Do you have friends or other people with whom to play and compare your results?"
http://www.joystiq.com/2006/04/18/me...-brain-age-ds/ ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 15:58
Not quite a game, not quite a puzzler; Nintendo's Brain Age simulation title gets an average review score of 79 at the time or writing. If you're looking for something new and have $20 bones to spend, this might be a nice pickup. However most critics are calling it a hybrid sim/puzzle title rather than a true game so maybe head on over to a DS download station for a free demo before you buy.
Gamespot 72% - "All in all, Brain Age is a quirky and unique product that's worth taking a look at, largely thanks to its budget price. Whether or not it's improving your mind or just improving your ability to perform its specific tasks is ultimately unclear, but there's currently nothing else quite like it on the market, and fans of logic puzzles and other basic puzzle games should enjoy it quite a bit."
1UP 86% - " Even if the effects aren't immediately recognizable, the placebo effect alone is powerful enough to make you feel like you're thinking clearly. It's not a game, and because you're never taught anything new, it's not really even "edutainment" -- Brain Age is a tool, one that sharpens your mind not just for playing real games, but living real life as well."
Gamerz Edge 79% - "Depending on your approach, Brain Age could either be very fun or quite boring. Perhaps the best criteria to judge your compatibility with this type of game is: 1) Do you enjoy learning or are you interested in keeping your brain “young?” 2) Do you find mathematical, logical, and memory-based exercises to be fun? 3) Do you enjoy or are you interested in Sudoku? 4) Do you have friends or other people with whom to play and compare your results?"
http://www.joystiq.com/2006/04/18/me...-brain-age-ds/ ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 15:56
The beauty of the Homebrew Computer Club, one of the first formal computer clubs in the country, if not the world, was that it kind of broke new ground. The state goal was to bring computing to the masses. The Homebrew Mobile Phone club, however, seems to have missed the boat. Phones are here and locked down tight. I’m sure Verizon et al won’t enjoy a bunch of haxors modding their smartphones. If they were tooling around with homemade cellphones back in 1985, then maybe we’d give them some props.
Anyway, if you want to figure out how to upgrade your phone, go to their meeting out in California on May 4.
http://telefono.revejo.org/article/1...ile-phone-club ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 15:51
New Commercial DS Game released:
More info --> http://www.yesasia.com/?/info.php?pro...2&lsaid=219793 ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 15:51
New Commercial DS Game released:
More info --> http://www.yesasia.com/?/info.php?pro...2&lsaid=219793 ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 15:49
News From Lik Sang
The end of the preorders queue for the Nintendo DS Lite Crystal "Cocaine" White has been reached last week, a few days after Ice Blue and Enamel Navy got cleared. Now we also hold sufficient stock (of all three colors) to take care of every single remaining order left in our backlog, whether it was placed a couple of weeks ago or even during this Easter week-end. All shipments are getting prepared as we speak and should be out the door shortly. In fact, we even have a bit of a buffer for those snatchers out there still on the look for their favorite flavor of the new Nintendo handheld machine. NDS Lite Enamel Navy, Ice Blue and Crystal White are currently all bearing the holy "ships within 24 hours" status, and we hope this to last for at least a few days. ...by Published on April 18th, 2006 15:49
News From Lik Sang
The end of the preorders queue for the Nintendo DS Lite Crystal "Cocaine" White has been reached last week, a few days after Ice Blue and Enamel Navy got cleared. Now we also hold sufficient stock (of all three colors) to take care of every single remaining order left in our backlog, whether it was placed a couple of weeks ago or even during this Easter week-end. All shipments are getting prepared as we speak and should be out the door shortly. In fact, we even have a bit of a buffer for those snatchers out there still on the look for their favorite flavor of the new Nintendo handheld machine. NDS Lite Enamel Navy, Ice Blue and Crystal White are currently all bearing the holy "ships within 24 hours" status, and we hope this to last for at least a few days. ...- Search DCEmu
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