"PES 2014" will feature Fox Engine Appear as the first news of PES 2014! Adam Bhatti, the WENB, published in a forum official information on future editions of the PES. It lists new features that will be in PES 2014 (so do not expect in 2013):
Next year PES will be done with a new engine. Is Fox Engine. This engine will be made for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, is an engine adaptable to a future generation of consoles. Next year PES will have the 3rd uniforms. Next year PES will have cameras editable. Next year PES will have snow. Next year PES will have the option to edit even a whole team (sponsors socks, sleeves, shorts, etc.).
Leaked Project Copernicus trailer gives a look at shelved Amalur MMO
“The logo at the end was based upon the ouroboros, an ancient symbol of the cyclical nature of the universe. This symbol has great significance to the story of Amalur, a world trapped in an unending cycle of creation and destruction. And yes, we had this symbol before the Elder Scrolls Online announced using a similar logo (that’s what you get for basing your IP on classic themes),” Danuser added.
“The illustrated style showcased in the teaser was something you would have seen throughout the game. Our cinematics team was packed with amazing illustrators, and we were using animation like this to introduce our races and tell little bits of history you’d encounter as you traveled through Amalur.”
Planetside 2 beta should start soon, providing “all goes ok” with tech test SOE boss John Smedley has said the Planetside 2 beta should start soon, providing “all goes ok” with bug squashing and a “tech test” which will “begin in the next 2 days.”
Patch 1.7.2 causing equipment loss for some DayZ players Those thinking of downloading the the latest patch for DayZ may wish to wait a bit. According to a tweet from the development team, patch 1.7.2 patch is causing equipment loss for some players. Here’s the tweet in full: “Good news and bad news. Bad: 1.7.2 can cause equipment loss and loading problems. Good: client/server performance and lag greately improved.” The team said it hopes to “get 1.7.2 fixed ASAP.”
Angry Birds Trilogy to release on PS3, 360, 3DS around the holidays Rovio has announced the Angry Birds Trilogy Activision teased during E3 will is being revamped for HDTV’s for Ps3 and Xbox 360, the firm’s EVP of game Petri Järvilehto has said. It is also coming to 3DS. “You can think of the game as the ultimate collector’s edition,” he told IGN. “There are new cinematics, extras and other entertaining content. In addition all of the existing material has been uprezzed and re-treated for the high-resolution and big screen.” The collection will include Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio on one disc or 3DS cartridge. It will also support Kinect. Mobe, and StreetPass for each respective system.
Starbreeze boss “never going to do free-to-play”
“We’re never going to do free-to-play, because then you have to cater to everyone out there – that’s costly and it’s hard,” he said. “We’re probably going to go down the road of cheap to play. Would we go all out? No, I don’t think I’m going to bet on just one business model.”
Nermark noted that Starbreeze won’t abandon either work-for-hire or triple-A development while it experiments with other projects.
“We’re going to keep that and do the smaller, downloadable self-funded stuff like P13 and Payday 2 and we’re going to dabble in other areas too. Multiple different business models, multiple different games. To rely on one business model is very risky,” he said.
The executive is pretty confident about the upcoming P13, although he wouldn’t say what it is.
“People are going to be very surprised that Starbreeze is doing this game. I think we’re bringing something unique and new to the table in terms of gaming. That’s how cocky I’m going to be,” he said.
What Do 13,000 JRPG Characters Look Like? This. Behold, here are 13,000 Super Famicom era Japanese role-playing game characters stuffed into a single image. How many can you name? Better yet, how many can you not? http://kotaku.com/5924690/what-do-13000-jrpg-characters-look-like-this
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Next progress update on Final Fantasy XIV 2.0 coming mid- August
The next update on the progress of Final Fantasy XIV’s 2.0 reboot will come in mid August, producer and director Naoki Yoshida said in the latest issue of Dengeki PlayStation. Sounds like good news right? Have this cookie for agreeing with me. Yoshida said once information on the update starts rolling out, weekly updates will be applied leading up to the game’s alpha, and beta testing. During the alpha phase, Yoshida said he hopes to release a benchmark program.
“As far as updates to the current version of FFXIV go, this 1.23 series of patches will be the last,” the producer noted in his latest letter to the community.
“There are no more large-scale additions or adjustments planned, and all of your feedback will be applied to 2.0 – along with the combined efforts of the entire dev team.”
“We released some in-game screenshots at E3, but the graphics are still undergoing adjustments – expect to see higher quality at release,” he added.
“We’re working on dusk/night lighting and post processing as we speak. They won’t be ready for a little while yet, but we’re also working on getting out some screenshots for the PS3.”
Kid Icarus: Uprising developer shuttered
The developer was founded in 2009 and was funded by Nintendo and Sakurai’s primary company Sora among others.
No reason has been given for the closure and there is no indication of whether staff will be relocated to Sora or Nintendo teams.
Project Sora’s only release was Kid Icarus: Uprising; Sakurai has indicated he isn’t interested in pursuing a sequel.
Sakurai and Sora are currently working on a new Super Smash Bros. game in collaboration with Namco Bandai, for 3DS and Wii U.
Final frontier: Strike Suit Zero wows with Rezzed gameplay
Strike Suit Zero is due on PC via Steam, origin and other digital distributors in northern autumn, and is expected on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in early 2013.
Uncharted rip-off called ‘Adventurer’ which is in 1st person perspective looks stunning
Developer Diary 1 (Polish language version)
The main features of the game
- A unique blend of classical cinema atmosphere of adventure-person shooter action game. - The game combines action and exploration – shootings, car chases, puzzles. - Avoid the guards left behind by the ancient treasures of the traps and use them to fight the enemies. - Visiting exotic locations, including Egypt, the Arctic and ancient Mayan cities. - Puzzles and mysteries, in which we use to solve the treasure hunter gear – unusual compass, notebook, treasure map, a flashlight, and even dynamite. - Full story twists, international conspiracy, espionage, and organizations seeking powerful artifacts. - A powerful arsenal of weapons of the era, from the guns on the Panzerfaust. - The improvement of weapons and upgrade skills of the hero. - The fascinating world of the 30s the last century – architecture, music, clothing, vehicles and weapons straight from the best Hollywood movies rogue. - Multiplayer mode Treasure Hunt, in which the outside weapon you can use traps to eliminate enemies.
Ouya Android console Kickstarter surpasses $3 million The Ouya Kickstarter has now hit $3,076,320 with 28 days left. According to the console’s designer, Yves Behar, the system will provide owners with free and low-cost Android games and it’s high time the console market was hook up a little.
“The gaming community [...] wants to be engaged, wants something new, wants it to be open. There’s lots of programmers, hackers, [and] game developers that don’t want to pay the huge fees that it takes to get a developer kit [for a major console].
“There’s just not a lot of attention, of love and care and attention, on the [Andorid] platform. But that’s changing. We need to refine and detail things to be true to what their use and intention is, while building personality, while building brands. That’s the really exciting challenge when it comes to UI/UX for us.”
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs slips to 2013 Speaking in an interview with GameZone, Dan Pinchbeck, creative director of developer thechineseroom, said that the horror sequel Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs has slipped from its intended Halloween 2012 release date into 2013.
“The quality of the game is the absolute first, last, and always with this development, and we felt it could do with a few more months’ work to make sure that’s really going to happen,” said Pinchbeck.
OnLive to be built into second-gen Google TV sets A deal between OnLive and chip manufacturer Marvell will see second-generation Google TV devices capable of streaming games out-of-the-box.
Game streaming service OnLive has signed a deal with Marvell to enable devices that run on the manufacturer’s ARMADA 1500 chipset to access the OnLive service.
Marvell manufactures the ARMADA 1500 chipset for smart TVs and set-top-boxes, including Google’s second-generation TVs, and while OnLive’s deal is not directly with Google it means the internet giant’s TV devices will be capable of streaming games via the OnLive service.
“OnLive’s focus is to make the highest quality gaming accessible to everyone, anywhere and anytime they want it. With Marvell under the hood, we are able to deliver the highest-quality, on-demand gaming experience on groundbreaking devices and systems like Google TV,” said Steve Perlman, OnLive Founder and CEO.
Game streaming is slowly becoming more popular, with Sony recently buying OnLive competitor Gaikai for $380 million. Elsewhere, Valve recently stated that streaming is not part of its short term plans.
BioWare reveals cross-platform F2P RPG Ultima Forever EA BioWare has announced it’s restoring “the first great Western RPG” in Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar, giving players the chance to return to the series in a cross-platform RPG.
The title is a remake of 1985′s Ultima IV, and will arrive on iPad and PC later this year.
The newly opened Ultima Forever website is short on specific details but states that players will be tasked with saving the land of Britannia as either a fighter or a mage, travelling alone or with friends. There’s no word on what form the cross-platform play will take.
Update: Hocking has joined Valve Software. He gave no indication what project he's working on.
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LucasArts creative director Clint Hocking announced he left his position at the company. He joined LucasArts after leaving Ubisoft in May 2010.
"I recently left my job at LucasArts and am moving on to something new," Hocking said on his blog. "Unlike last time, I already have something lined up and I am currently in the process of dealing with the living hell of relocation."
He spent the last two years working on an unannounced project for LucasArts. His time at Ubisoft lasted 9 years where he served as game director on the original Splinter Cell and creative director on Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory and Far Cry 2.
Halo 4 & Borderlands 2 Intent On Taking Down Black Ops 2
2012 Will see the rebirth of an existing franchise, and the continued rise of a relative newcomer. Will either of these be able to Dethrone the King of shooters, COD? Halo 4 and Borderlands 2 enter the fray and look to Frag COD Black Ops 2. While the gameplay dynamic and game setting of these contenders is much different than that of the Call of Duty games, at the end of the day, they are vying for the same core audience, and are intent on making converts of hardcore COD fans. Halo 4 and Borderlands 2 have their own immensely strong following, but COD’s dominance cannot, will not be denied, or will it. In this article we explore Halo 4 and Borderlands 2. In the process you may come to the realization that indeed, there will be a new lead dog in shooter genre. It’s too early to make any real predictions, but the stage has been set for a three way dogfight. Regardless of who takes the top spot, the one certain thing is that fans of the shooter genre will WIN.
Publisher D3 unveiled a new teaser website for Earth Defense Force 4. Not much else is known about the title, including what platforms it'll launch on.
So far, there's no indication of a release in North America or Europe or what developer is handling the project. U.S. based Vicious Cycle developed Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon, the last title to be released in North America.
D3 is also prepping Earth Defense Forces 3 Portable for PlayStation Vita this September in Japan.
Rockstar on Red Dead Redemption 2: "stay tuned" Grand Theft Auto 5 and Max Payne 3 are Rockstar's focal points for the near-future, but the studio hasn't forgotten about Western sandboxer Red Dead Redemption - or for that matter swanky detect 'em up L.A. Noire and Just-William-meets-Hollyoaks escapade Bully. "Awesome, we love Red Dead too," gushes a Q&A on Rockstar Newswire, "and are thrilled that so many of you loved John Marston's tale and are excited for more epic Western action.
Click to view larger image "As we mentioned in our last set of Asked & Answereds to similar questions about the future of other game franchises like Bully and L.A. Noire, we don't always rush to make sequels but that does not mean that we won't get to them eventually. Stay tuned for further announcements about the future of the Red Dead series."
Of L.A. Noire sequels, Rockstar had this to say in February: "there won't be any more DLC or additional content for the current release of L.A. Noire (we're all too busy working on Max Payne 3, GTAV and other games to come), don't count out the possibility of a new game in the L.A. Noire franchise in the future.
"We simply have not decided anything. We're all very pleased with how that game turned out and are considering what the future may hold for L.A. Noire as a series."
And Bully? Once again, never say never. "We absolutely love that over 5 years later, we're still seeing so much enthusiasm for Bully," notes a third post. "We really love Bully ourselves and may also make a sequel at some point."
Which would you rather play first - Red Dead Redemption 2, L.A. Noire 2 or Bully 2? I'm game for some more Bully, myself. In fact, I'm going to take this as my cue to invest in the Xbox 360 version. Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
RDR2??? Μα καλά, πότε τα προλαβαίνει όλα αυτά; Αν δεν βγει το GTA V δε νομίζω να παρουσιάσει κι άλλο παιχνίδι η R*
Fortnite Is The First Unreal Engine 4 Game
Epic pulled back the curtain today on Fortnite, its new sandbox-style game for PC. The company revealed it's the first title using Unreal Engine 4.
We got a chance to get a closer look at Fortnite's enemies during our Comic Con panel. The game's bread and butter enemy is called the husk. This zombie-like foe that tries to overwhelm players' structures with their numbers. Unfortunately, the Fortnite's enemies also work in conjunction with each other. Smashers are big brutes who smash through players' walls, and trolls are sneaky little buggers who can phaze through walls and will sneak through a fort, opening door for husks, and stealing players stuff.
In order to keep back these creative foes, players will have to master their building skills, collect better materials from the world, and keep upgrading their fortress. Players have a lot of options to tweak their structure, adding doors, arches, and sniper perches to their building. Epic's first Unreal 4 project should bring out the architect in all of us when it comes out for PC later next year.
Epic provided several new screenshots of the game, and even included a before and after that highlights the transition from Unreal Engine 3 to Unreal Engine 4.
