So needless to say from everything I've read from various sites, this seems to be a pretty impressive piece of hardware that will be coming out at some point in the future...no release date or pricing as of now. Below is IGN's in depth analysis of the 3DS hardware.
Showing posts with label E3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E3. Show all posts
Friday, June 18, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
0 Biggest Sony E3 Surprise...
And that is Portal 2, which should be coming for XBox 360 and PS3, with some added exclusives for the PS3 version. Trailer below, courtesy of IGN. Enjoy.
Part 2 of Sony's Surprise? The next Metal Gear Solid, which may or may not use the new motion controls, Playstation Move...check out the details at http://ps3.ign.com/articles/109/1098800p1.html
Part 2 of Sony's Surprise? The next Metal Gear Solid, which may or may not use the new motion controls, Playstation Move...check out the details at http://ps3.ign.com/articles/109/1098800p1.html
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
2 E3 Nintendo Pwns: Brand new video game trailers
Below I have embedded several trailers of brand new Nintendo Wii video games from IGN video.
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Goldeneye 007 (Wii Remake!)
Metroid: Other M (Coming out in August)
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Goldeneye 007 (Wii Remake!)
Metroid: Other M (Coming out in August)
1 E3 Nintendo Pwns: Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword
So I read a live blog from IGN of the big 3 conferences, Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft. In my opinion, Nintendo owned E3, with Sony in a close second, and Microsoft in a far off third. The first of several reasons why Nintendo did so well was their premiere of the next Legend of Zelda video game. Video premiere below, courtesy of Wii IGN.
IGN's first impressions of the new Zelda game read very impressive. The game uses the Motion Plus peripheral, which allows the player to have the most precise video game swordplay on the market. The programmers took advantage of this, adding several enemies that require strategy to kill them, and not just mashing of the A button. You can also use the Nunchuck as a shield to deflect projectiles and attacks.
Of course with Zelda comes items, and some classics return to join the new. The classic stables of slingshots, bows and arrows, and bombs return. The new game play added with these items take advantage of the Motion Plus, playing very much like Wii Sports Resort. There is also the addition of new items the whip and remote control bug. The whip can be used to lash enemies and to grab enemies from afar, while the remote control bug allows you to fly a bug that can grab and release items.
For now that is the only new news on this game, and I'm sure there will be more to come during this week.
IGN's first impressions of the new Zelda game read very impressive. The game uses the Motion Plus peripheral, which allows the player to have the most precise video game swordplay on the market. The programmers took advantage of this, adding several enemies that require strategy to kill them, and not just mashing of the A button. You can also use the Nunchuck as a shield to deflect projectiles and attacks.
Of course with Zelda comes items, and some classics return to join the new. The classic stables of slingshots, bows and arrows, and bombs return. The new game play added with these items take advantage of the Motion Plus, playing very much like Wii Sports Resort. There is also the addition of new items the whip and remote control bug. The whip can be used to lash enemies and to grab enemies from afar, while the remote control bug allows you to fly a bug that can grab and release items.
For now that is the only new news on this game, and I'm sure there will be more to come during this week.
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