Yes, and it's actually called the XBox 360 slim, which will also have built-in support for the Kinect and a 250 GB hard disk. If you don't get the new Slim, you'll need a separate power supply to run the Kinect system (I hope it comes with it?).Has there been an official announcement on the rumored Xbox 360 "slim" with redesigned case and built-in WiFi?
And just in keeping with the' great looking 2D games' theme I've got here, watch this trailer for Dust: An Elysian Tail:
Made by one guy, BTW.
They are? Where's the Kinect controller, then?The Microsoft presser watched just like Nintendo's in 2006. Kinect's games are just fucking HD Wii games.
They are? Where's the Kinect controller, then?[/QUOTE]The Microsoft presser watched just like Nintendo's in 2006. Kinect's games are just fucking HD Wii games.
They are? Where's the Kinect controller, then?[/QUOTE]The Microsoft presser watched just like Nintendo's in 2006. Kinect's games are just fucking HD Wii games.
The Last Guardian and the new Zelda are top on my list of games I'm anticipating at E3.
In MMO-land, looking forward to more info on SW:TOR and FFXIV as well.
There are non-glasses TVs, they're just not as common. Also, it's easier to do non-glasses tech on smaller screens.How can there be a 3D screen without glasses if there are no non-glasses TVs?
I was excited too, until I read the specs on the resolution:- 3DS looks fucking sweet, but I'll hold my breath until a price is listed. The 3D/2D slider feature has sold me.
Extra resolution isn't solely about flashiness, it plays a big role in functionality of games. A smaller resolution limits the types of games that will play well on the system. Other than that nitpick, you're right. Nintendo will cut whatever corners are necessary in order to reach the right price points, and that's a strategy that's worked especially well for them in the portable marketplace. Doesn't mean I have to like it.Well Nintendo tends to go for affordability at the expense of flashiness, so I guess it depends on pricepoint.
Ha ha ha.- Zelda fans will play the same God damn game over and over and over and over again.
Ha ha ha.[/QUOTE]- Zelda fans will play the same God damn game over and over and over and over again.
Ha ha ha.[/QUOTE]- Zelda fans will play the same God damn game over and over and over and over again.
:aaahhh:[/QUOTE]OCARINA OF TIME IN 3D!!!!!!! :aaahhh:
Nintendo has confirmed it. So excited!
I haven't seen it confirmed yet. Do you have a source? All I can find says the images are from Nintendo, but it's not an announced title.OCARINA OF TIME IN 3D!!!!!!! :aaahhh:
Nintendo has confirmed it. So excited!
Wow, that is amazing. Like a video game crossed with some awesome arts and crafts.Kirby's aesthetic is AMAZING.
I haven't seen it confirmed yet. Do you have a source? All I can find says the images are from Nintendo, but it's not an announced title.OCARINA OF TIME IN 3D!!!!!!! :aaahhh:
Nintendo has confirmed it. So excited!
Eh, it wasn't hard to top Microsoft's terrible bullshit showing but Sony put up just as much shit I want to play as Nintendo did. Kirby looks pretty, but it's still going to be a Kirby game, baby easy and over in 3 hours. I think LBP2's potential for amazing shit tops pretty much everything I've seen. I'm really stoked for it.I don't care who you are and who you thought you knew you were, Nintendo has won E3.
Zelda's poor demo can be chalked up to technical difficulties, which is unfortunate (Epic Mickey demo had some issues as well), but everything else is gold. So many interesting games.
Kirby's aesthetic is AMAZING.
I'm not sure how a cinematic blows your mind away more than actually showing games, but different strokes. I look forward to the game, but some cinematic isn't going to make me call it the best of anything.Other than the new SWTOR trailer, the rest seems bland.
Remember back in the day, E3 used to blow your mind with the awesome stuff coming in the next 1-2 years being announced? Last two or three years its been so...lack luster.
What was Valve's surprise announcement then?No HL2:Episode 3.
Ha ha ha.[/QUOTE]- Zelda fans will play the same God damn game over and over and over and over again.
It's assumed they'll be doing HL3 (or Episode 3) once Portal 2 hits. Left 4 Dead 2 has content planned for most of next year, and TF2's probably only going to have minor updates for awhile (once Engy update hits anyway).No HL2:Episode 3.
They never gave the price for Kinect, not at the press conference-thing anyway. The $150 is still a rumor, although it's probably not that far off. Considering that, IIRC, Kinect supports up to 4 players even at $150 it's a lot cheaper than Move when you factor in buying all those extra vibra... er, wands.Well, my take from the big 3's pressers are as follows:
- Kinect and Move both look lame as hell with ridiculous price tags to boot.
How many different versions of the DS can Nintendo crank out before people get tired of it? Frankly they'll probably be still riding this same pony ten years from now...- 3DS looks fucking sweet, but I'll hold my breath until a price is listed. The 3D/2D slider feature has sold me.
Same here, maybe in another 3-4 years when I need to replace my current TV. Maybe.- I couldn't give two shits about 3D in general.
I would say that this applies to Nintendo fans in general, but then I'd be dismissed as a bitter, old coot. Which may well be a fair assessment, to be honest.- Zelda fans will play the same God damn game over and over and over and over again.
Meh, if you like it, get it. Just get an extended warranty and you'll be fine. When they say it runs quieter I'm hoping that means they have an improved DVD drive, 'cause that 12X DVD drive is the noisiest part on my current 360.- Now that the new 360 model has all the same features as a PS3, I'll probably buy the new one. Built in wifi was a killer for me and them making it quiet as all get out doesn't hurt either. Though I may wait a bit and see how well they hold up.
Hell, how much did they pay him to work on the PS3, period?- I can't even imagine how much money Sony gave Valve to get Newell on stage.
Can't tell if this is meant to be sarcasm or not, but this isn't a new version of the DS, it's a whole new console.How many different versions of the DS can Nintendo crank out before people get tired of it? Frankly they'll probably be still riding this same pony ten years from now...
Have you seen the specs? The tech jump from DS/DSi to 3DS is like the jump from Playstation to Playstation 2. (A PS3? How many different versions of the PS will Sony crank out before people get tired of it?) This isn't just a DS with a 3D screen, this is a new handheld with significantly more processing power. Definitely on par with a Gamecube, and it's rumored some developers said it trumps the Wii.How many different versions of the DS can Nintendo crank out before people get tired of it? Frankly they'll probably be still riding this same pony ten years from now...
I have a radically different definition of suck than you do, so I have no idea. Here's a list of games I thought have been interesting that have been shown at E3. They might end up sucking, but I'm keeping an eye on them.Any trailers of anything that doesn't suck come out yet? (other than SWTOR)
Can't tell if this is meant to be sarcasm or not, but this isn't a new version of the DS, it's a whole new console.[/QUOTE]I stand corrected. I noticed that they had an analog stick, but didn't really look any closer than that.How many different versions of the DS can Nintendo crank out before people get tired of it? Frankly they'll probably be still riding this same pony ten years from now...
True, but those controllers ONLY work with Rockband/Guitar Hero, and the companies that make the games make profit off of each plastic guitar they sell. What's the 3rd Party's motivation to work around the Kinect, aside from maybe getting some cash from MS to make the game? They don't see any profit from Kinect sales and they are limiting the number of people who can play their game to the people who own one. It's not sound business sense to make games for this, unless you can make them cheaply enough to make up your costs in a few thousand units (which makes it shovelware).I don't know how many other people are going to think $150 is worth spending on one or two games that really take advantage of Kinect, but a lot of people have already spent that kind of money on Rock Band and Guitar Hero controllers.
True, but those controllers ONLY work with Rockband/Guitar Hero, and the companies that make the games make profit off of each plastic guitar they sell. What's the 3rd Party's motivation to work around the Kinect, aside from maybe getting some cash from MS to make the game? They don't see any profit from Kinect sales and they are limiting the number of people who can play their game to the people who own one. It's not sound business sense to make games for this, unless you can make them cheaply enough to make up your costs in a few thousand units (which makes it shovelware).I don't know how many other people are going to think $150 is worth spending on one or two games that really take advantage of Kinect, but a lot of people have already spent that kind of money on Rock Band and Guitar Hero controllers.
They already sell them separately. $20 MSRP, Amazon and Wal-Mart have them for $17.54.or if they'll start selling them individually.
You're right. This is standard Microsoft procedure. Get the users to pay for a chance to beta test your product, and then release a more polished final version later, and hope they pay again.I will say that Microsoft is at least trying to innovate, while Sony seems more intent on copying and pasting. Which means Microsoft's will probably be more buggy, like the Wii, but maybe that's why it's a tacked-on peripheral. This way they can sort out the bugs, and next gen get something geared directly into the system with all the problems solved.
I honestly don't have much hopes for anything 40k-related that centers on its story. Books, a movie, etc. I've gone through some of the stories, and even the really good ones feel like you're working in the mind of an adolescent boy. I think the creators ignore that one of the basic human coping mechanisms is hope, and you really don't see it in this universe, because it wants to be Buckets of Blood. It's not the game's fault--the story was developed to be a game, and it makes perfect sense for one. So I love the tabletop, I love the video games, and I'm excited about this MMO since the makers say it will be more action-oriented than games like WoW, but I don't think a movie is going to be very good outside of visuals.^
I must follow this 40k game now I heard they were making one but I did not look to see how far along they were. Also on a non game related topic Escushion they are making a 3d-animated 40k movie but only a meh teaser trailer is out and some concept sketches and I think one production vid.
I honestly don't have much hopes for anything 40k-related that centers on its story. Books, a movie, etc. I've gone through some of the stories, and even the really good ones feel like you're working in the mind of an adolescent boy. I think the creators ignore that one of the basic human coping mechanisms is hope, and you really don't see it in this universe, because it wants to be Buckets of Blood. It's not the game's fault--the story was developed to be a game, and it makes perfect sense for one. So I love the tabletop, I love the video games, and I'm excited about this MMO since the makers say it will be more action-oriented than games like WoW, but I don't think a movie is going to be very good outside of visuals.[/QUOTE]^
I must follow this 40k game now I heard they were making one but I did not look to see how far along they were. Also on a non game related topic Escushion they are making a 3d-animated 40k movie but only a meh teaser trailer is out and some concept sketches and I think one production vid.
I honestly don't have much hopes for anything 40k-related that centers on its story. Books, a movie, etc. I've gone through some of the stories, and even the really good ones feel like you're working in the mind of an adolescent boy. I think the creators ignore that one of the basic human coping mechanisms is hope, and you really don't see it in this universe, because it wants to be Buckets of Blood. It's not the game's fault--the story was developed to be a game, and it makes perfect sense for one. So I love the tabletop, I love the video games, and I'm excited about this MMO since the makers say it will be more action-oriented than games like WoW, but I don't think a movie is going to be very good outside of visuals.[/QUOTE]^
I must follow this 40k game now I heard they were making one but I did not look to see how far along they were. Also on a non game related topic Escushion they are making a 3d-animated 40k movie but only a meh teaser trailer is out and some concept sketches and I think one production vid.
Yeah, don't order anything through the Games Workshop site unless your planning on buying more than 30 bucks of stuff. If you don't, you have to eat a 15 DOLLAR DELIVERY CHARGE for basic shipping. The Borders website also looks like it has pre-orders for Defender of the Imperium (the second Omnibus) and The Emperor's Finest , which is an all new story. I highly recommend the series.I will get off my ass and get the omnibus though. Borders is having a 46% off Father's Day sale with the coupon, so why not?
Yep, didn't come with it. If you want a wifi adapter you need to buy their specific one for 80$ US, which is fucken retarded as it comes out to half the price of a new rig. Thus when my refurbished xbox will die (my 3rd btw) ibeyond it's warranty in december, i may decide to buy this new one altogether.That's so fucking stupid!
Bravo, Microsoft, you morons...
I watched his Day 2 coverage; he is pissed as all hell about the new X-COM.
Yeah, I probably would play it anyway, for a little while. There's a good chance I'll get the Ocarina of Time remake for the 3DS, but only if Navi is less annoying.But the Zelda bit is much like Frank; some who aren't Nintendo fans see these continued franchises and think it's stupid, that it's all the same. It's not, but we don't get on their cases about it, because we know that even if it was the same, we'd play it anyway .
I still find his "BETRAYAL!" over X-Com funny, even though the fact that it's borrowing heavily from Fallout and Bioshock is making me look forward to it. I like that retro thing.
Fucking still?Kinect has trouble seeing black... What is this, an episode of Better Off Ted?