Amazon would be the best place to pre order and get the ultimate edition. They sell it for $89 bucks which is $10 bucks cheaper than gamestop,game crazy, or bestbuy. Also with amazon there is no tax, and if you want you can do free shipping or overnight shipping is $3.99 .
i'm glad they're takin their time on this one. judging from the trailer this game could be pretty epic. oh yeah. beyond good and evil2Originally Posted by Speedy0990
[h2]I Am Alive delayed due to "re-engineering", says Ubisoft[/h2]
January 14th, 2010 @ 12:15
By Johnny Cullen
Ubisoft said in a conference call last night that I Am Alive now super-delayed for total redux.
The game got pushed back again yesterday, and now rests in the company's FY2011 line-up.
Ubisoft president Yves Guilemot also confirmed the Splinter Cell Conviction engine is being used for the mysterious title.
"We have been totally re-engineering the product, so it is still on the way," he said.
"It will use the Splinter Cell engine. We think it can become a very good quality product."
The game was revealed at E3 2008.
It was apparently Jade Raymond's next project after the original Assassin's Creed, but that turned out to be bollocks.
Its development was pulled from Darkworks to the company's Shanghai studio, as reported in March last year.
Earlier this morning, however, Ubisoft France confirmed that the game was still in pre-production alongside Beyond Good and Evil 2.
Tecmo Bowl Remake Hitting PSN, XBLA?
We already know that the classic arcade title NBA JAM is being reinvented by EA and it also appears that the oh-so-freakin-awesome home console title Tecmo Bowl will be making a comeback as well…Actually, it'll be making a "Throwback" to be specific…
Joystiq has sacked the details on a PSN and XBLA remake of the SNES version of Tecmo Super Bowl. Being fed tidbits of knowledge from "trusted source" that prefers to remain on the sidelines, the report states that the remake (originally thought to be based on the NES version), titled Tecmo Bowl Throwback, will feature HD graphics and an updated soundtrack to accompany its original roster, stats, and team customization options. Oh, and you can apparently play it "old-school" too without all the fancy HD stuff…
Anyway, this story is still developing, so we'll keep you posted on any official news as it breaks.
Link:
http://www.gametrailers.c...bowl-remake-hitting/1747
The funny thing is that there are seriously some NT members on here who weren't even born when the 1st Tecmo Bowl game came out for the NES back in 1987
If this does hit the PSN store I will be getting this on day 1 .
[h2]Sony Japan intros PS3 DVR, digital tuner[/h2]
Sony's recent PlayStation 3 marketing campaign has revolved around the slogan, "It only does everything." Starting in March, "everything" will include being a TiVo-style digital video recorder--in Japan, anyway.
Sony Computer Entertainment Japan today introduced Torne, an external digital terrestrial tuner for the PS3. Set to launch in March, Torne will sell for ¥9,980 ($110) and allow users to watch and record TV broadcasts.
It will also allow users to schedule recordings, and it can record those programs in the background even if the system is doing something else, like playing a DVD or a PS3 game. (However, background recording is not possible while players are using older PS3s to play PlayStation 2 games.) Other features include support for closed captioning, multiple languages, and program guide navigation with a standard PS3 controller or Sony's official Blu-ray remote.
The Torne's usefulness extends to the PSP as well. Once programs have been recorded, they can then be transferred to a PSP for watching on the go.
Recording TV shows can eat up hard drive space in a hurry, so Sony is coordinating the Torne's launch with the Japanese debut of a new 250GB model of the PS3. The PS3 Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting Recorder Pack will include the system and Torne for ¥42,800 ($471). The 250GB PS3 will also be released in Japan February 18 without Torne as a limited edition bundle with a ¥34,980 ($385) price point.
A different limited edition 250GB PS3 was released in Japan last month, with a white-and-pink casing design to commemorate the launch of Square Enix's Final Fantasy XIII. That ¥41,600 ($45bundle included the game, which sold 1 million copies in 24 hours on its own.
Torne is not Sony's first attempt to merge gaming and DVR functions. Gamers in Europe and Australia already have access to PS3-enabled DVR thanks to Sony's Play TV service.
The electronics giant has been working at integrating the two technologies for years. In 2003, Sony unveiled the PSX, a combination PS2 and DVR that could also burn recorded programs onto discs. One knock against the system was its consumer-unfriendly price point. The PSX came in configurations with 160GB or 250GB hard drives and sold for ¥79,800 ($87
Link:
http://www.gamespot.com/n...=latestheadlines;title;1
HS23, i read on kotaku that the 360 version of FFXIII runs just as smooth as the PS3 version. whats your take on it homey?
Last post of the last page.
apparently the footage they saw will debut on january 18th, well atleast that is the rumor on GT forums
Originally Posted by Notorious 858
Anyone know about or try this:
I'm going to do this myself when I replay God Of War I on a harder difficulty level.
Also a easy way to get this silver trophy:
Seeing Red
If you're gonna spend $60 on any game before GOWIII, it should be Bayonetta.
is there any replay value and is the game very similar to devil may cry? if its a type of game where u beat it once and wont touch it again, illjust wait for it to drop when its $30.
As much replay value as GOW or any other platform game. It's faster with more weapons and combos, there's a lot of little side challengesand things to look for. I'm about a third of the way through it and I can already see I'm not gonna be able to buy most of the weapons or techniquesunless I play it again.
yes its worth every penny. this game is what DMC 2 should of been nonstop action , and so much playability its crazy
