E3: Telltale's Tales of Monkey Island video
Episodic series for PC and WiiWare.
eurogamer.net
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Halo: Reach Announced
Bungie's new game will take players through the fall of humanity's main colony.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Halo 3 ODST Demoed
New information and gameplay elements revealed. The pistol is back!
ign.com
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Swords and Soldiers Eurogamer review
"a riotous experience, bursting with visual character "
eurogamer.net
gamingeek
Sony exec plans to turn around its games division
through cost-cutting and expansion
gamesindustry.biz
gamingeek
E3 2009: I've Played Natal and it Works
Hands-on... or is it body-on...? Maybe body-off? Whatever, Burnout and Ricochet use it and it works.
ign.com
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E3 2009: James Cameron Interview
The legendary director talks with IGN about Avatar.
ign.com
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Fat Princess Coming to PSP
A version of the PSN multiplayer combat game coming to PSP.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Gran Turismo PSP Announced
The legendary console racing franchise goes portable this October.
ign.com
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Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Revealed For PSP
True Metal Gear Solid sequal coming to Sony's revitalized handeld.
ign.com
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Knights in the Nightmare IGN Review
DS's deepest strategy game is also one of its most complete packages to date. 8.8
ign.com
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E3 2009: New Super Mario Bros Wii Announced
Multiplayer competitive Mario coming to the Wii.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Metroid: Other M Unveiled
The folks behind Ninja Gaiden give you the megaton you wanted.
ign.com
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Metroid Other M 1up Interview
Takes place between Super and Fusion, will have Adam in it, action and exploration are in
1up.com
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Retro Studios helped out with Red Steel 2
Interview with creative director here
nintendolife.com
gamingeek
E3: MS execs: Natal not derived from 3DV
Plus: Xbox 360 to go some until 2015.
eurogamer.net
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Supreme Commander 2 IGN First Look
Command your robotic armies to glory once again.
ign.com
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Halo 3: ODST Campaign First Look
An open world non-linear Halo. That can't be right, can it?
ign.com
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Mass Effect 2 IGN Preview
Shepard isn't dead. That doesn't mean he'll stay that way.
ign.com
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Bayonetta IGN Hands-On
Checking out Platinum Games' stylish, bizarre action title.
ign.com
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Konami To Confirm Metal Gear Solid: Rising PS3 Tom
Press conference might deliver the news PS3 owners want.
ign.com
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Ratchet and Clank Future IGN hands-on
Your favorite weapon-wielding fuzzball returns.
ign.com
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God of War III IGN Hands-on
Kratos brings the battle straight to the gods, and it is good
ign.com
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Gran Turismo PSP IGN Hands-on
Polyphony's portable racer returns to the limelight.
ign.com
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Spirit Tracks' Trains Get Multiple Conductors
Miyamoto confirms in his roundtable discussion that Link's not adventuring alone.
ign.com
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Professor Layton 2 IGN Hands-on
You can thank Lisa Kudrow for his return. Probably.
ign.com
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Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story IGN Hands
The third Mario & Luigi RPG gives the awesome bad guy a starring role.
ign.com
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The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks IGN Hands-on
The game announced at GDC is fully playable at E3.
ign.com
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Red Steel 2 Nintendolife preview
plenty of destructible elements and bullet tracers.
nintendolife.com
gamingeek
Munchables first review
"fun, content, originality, personality, and replay value."
blogspot.com
gamingeek
Zelda set for 2010 release
Uses motionplus, far into development
computerandvideogames.com
gamingeek
Dragon Age: Origins - Sex and the Single Gray
BioWare shows off the consequences of sleeping around.
ign.com
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Metroid Other M Update
Interview: Director Yoshio Sakamoto says the game will be the ultimate Metroid experience. Also, Metroid Dread live
ign.com
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E3 2009: What Happened to Link's Sword?
Shigeru Miyamoto says the next Wii Zelda will see an even older Link... and could he be minus a sword?
ign.com
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Smash Bros Online Service Ending June 30th
the current service that accepts user-generated snapshots, stage designs, and replay data will no longer be available
kotaku.com
darthhomer
Games TM 84 Scores, etc.
Punch-Out, Sims 3, Infamous, Zeno Clash, Excitebots reviewed
neogaf.com
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E3: Microsoft's John Schappert
On digital downloads, exclusives and Natal.
eurogamer.net
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E3 2009: Global Agenda IGN Preview
IGN checks in with the alpha version of this action based MMO.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Rise of Flight IGN Preview
NeoQB resurrects the First World War flight simulator.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Parabellum IGN Hands-on
This free, online shooter is shaping up very nicely.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Dark Void IGN Hands-on
Delve into Capcom's rocket-propelled thrill ride.
ign.com
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E3 2009: IGN PC Wrap-up
Our final thoughts, and the 10 most significant PC games of the show.
ign.com
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Sackboy of the Colossus
LittleBigPlanet is about to step into the shadowy world of Ico.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Half-Minute Hero First Look
Holy crap; Greg just found his game of the show.
ign.com
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E3 2009: IGN Hands-On Glory of Heracles
Kid Icarus might still be a no-show, but that's not stopping Nintendo from revisiting Greek mythology anyway.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Scribblenauts IGN Hands-on
I became a believer the second I wrote "keyboard cat."
ign.com
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E3 2009: Nintendo Sees No Reason for Wii HD
Iwata says no plans for high definition iteration of console.
ign.com
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E3 2009: Flip's Twisted World Hands-On
Majesco hopes Flip will tide you over until Mario Galaxy 2.
ign.com
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Dragon Age: Origins E3 09: Director Interview
Are there actually dragons in Dragon Age?
gametrailers.com
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Microsoft: Rare Working On Numerous Natal Projects
"Rare is intimately involved with Project Natal in a number of different dimensions. They're doing an awful lot of work, even outside the traditional game space, I would say. Unfortunately I can't go into a lot of detail about that. Rare is alive and well and really having a broader impact on the entire Xbox world than just doing the games they traditionally have in the past." --Shane Kim, Corporate V.P., Microsoft
Rare's games haven't sold very well, so Microsoft absorbed them into their R&D department?
Man that Carradine news is pretty sad and quite shocking. I grew up watching Kung-Fu. I can't believe it was suicide though.
That smash online story is about the level uploading not online play right?
Rare, are officially the "beat Nintendo at their own game" division now. Their first project is undoubtably the Natal version of Wii Sports.
is ernie hudson the prison warden in Oz? he sure would have broken DC in half is so.
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Listen to Wu-Tang and watch Kung-Fu
I don't know what else to say. The table manners thing was obviously a joke. Besides Miyamoto rarely ever give details of his games before their reveal.
As for the difficulty. He says that he always explores deep and advanced gameplay elements but he is always careful that he doesn't make these elements too hard or complicated. He doesn't want a learning curve or difficulty curve for the controls hence why games like Super Mario and Zelda the advance game elements are through how the simple commands and interface interact with crafted and complex design. This is often what the best of the best developers do with their games (I.E. All of Nintendo, Valve, Blizzard, Etc.) Hard difficulty has its time and place in games, but usually not these types of games.
Looks Great! Twilight Princess art-styled Zelda again?
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Play fighting games!
Yes. That is Ernie Hudson. He on the other hand was a really cool guy. Very happy to just hang out with people, share stories, and bullshit with us.
What Megaton? He looks exactly the same as in TP. More mature my ass.
And when are you going to play with me, sonofabitch?
Just to spoil it for everyone, I called Miyamoto this morning and he gave me some insight about the new Zelda game. He bitched me out since he's still on West Coast time but I told him to quit whining like a little girl (swear to god this story happened).
That silver girl-humanoid-thing in front of Link IS the sword. The sword is going to do all sorts of wacked out stuff with motion plus and you'll be able to transform the sword into her on occasions for some other tasks, but he wouldn't tell me everything. Oh yeah, and Wii Vitality will also be used in place of the shield. If your pulse is strong the shield will be up, but if it starts beating too fast then Link will not be able to block.
And then we made plans to go grab lunch after our step class next Tuesday, so all in all it was a productive call.
...and, since you eat with your toes and constantly put your elbows (and balls) on the table, He will studying your behavior at lunch and be modelling the first boss in "Table Manners Wii" after YOU, correct?
I believe I'm entitled to a little more respect than that. I'll likely the final boss.
Reprinted from my Knights in the Knightmare Forum Topic:
It's hard to describe this game, but I'll try:
You control a wisp. The wisp shows where your sylus is pointing to onscreen on the battle screen. With this wisp, you choose weapons to drag to Knights and other allies on the battlefield.
You drag a weapon or item to an ally, charge it, aim it and attack. Charging the attack takes away your time for that Round. When time runs out, the round ends. You have a set amount of rounds to fill a Kill Gauge at the bottom of the screen, or it's Game Over.
Your enemies will attack the Wisp (not your allies) and their attacks will deplete the time for the round. This is where the whole "bullet hell" likeness comes from. The enemies attacks often have a spread or homing effect to them that makes them very similar to shooters (Ikaruga).
The effects of the items or weapons vary depending on whether or not you have Skill Points(?). You replenish your Points as you beat enemies. Magic crystals are released as enemies are defeated; you collect these to replenish your Points.
So, in a typical battle, you need to drag weapons to allies, charge and attack and collect crystals --ALL WHILE-- avoiding your enemies attacks. Even though there are rounds and things happen in "turns" the battle still plays out in real-time. You'll hear KitK described as turn-based and real-time, but you've never played a strategy game like this one before!
It gets more complex than I already described. Weapons have attributes (Lawful or Chaos). You can only use the weapons that apply to the current state of the Battlefield (Law or Chaos). There is a fog that covers the Battlefield that depletes as you use special attacks. As the fog depletes, you earn less crystals. The Wisp --CAN-- flip the attribute of the Battlefield to replenish the fog and change the weapons you are able to use.
If this sounds unnecessarily complex and unplayable, it actually turns out to be anything but! The rounds play fast, colorful, furious and fun! The battles are quick, most of the time is spent on the planning phase. --DON'T-- let what was said here discourage you! Missing out on this game would be a crime! With the absolute lack of innovation we've been seeing as of late, it's --GREAT-- to see dev. teams trying different things!
...it REALLY doesn't get much more "different" than this!
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I'm going to laugh at all of you when Table Manners Wii hits next winter.
Sorry Punk but I want an actual difficult Zelda game, enough of this making sure little kids and moms can play the game (I know its good for sales, but this is what I want). When I see that quote I see him saying that he can make one hell of a dungeon, puzzles more complex than Zelda has ever seen, but he holds back and makes it more simple so everyone can play. He never mentions the controls, I dont know wehere you got that from, the controls will always be intuative, its Miyamoto. He was talking level design. I focus a lot on more experience and the more advanced gameplay elements. He is not saying his game becomes hard to control or straight up overly difficult like a DMC game, he is saying he thinks in terms of an advanced gamer, something that would be challenging for us rather than a 10 year old kid.
Sheep/Chiuaua/Big Bird game is looking a tiny bit more interesting...
It's got Chicken legs.
CHICKEN LEGS!
*shudders*
mmm... chicken legs...
*drools*
I'm hungry!