Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 trailer
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Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 to be released late 2010
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SEGA is incredibly happy at the overwhelmingly positive response to Sonic The Hedgehog™ 4 Episode I from both press and fans around the world, and wants to ensure that we’re delivering the best Sonic experience possible.
With this dedication to quality and the Sonic experience in mind, SEGA has decided to extend the development of the game, and will now release Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode I in the latter half of 2010. The additional time will allow the Development Team to focus on ensuring overall high-quality throughout the game by continuing to tune, balance, and maintain the kind of polish that an important title like this demands, and ultimately providing fans with an unrivalled classic Sonic feel.
NBA Jam details, director quotes
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– Unlockable players
– Cheats
– Classic campaign mode (play every NBA team, 3 players on each, 2 vs. 2 boss battles against the likes of Magic Johnson and Larry Bird)
– Remix Tour will take you twice as long, rules are changed
– There is a counter to the shove move as it was too powerful
– Player controlling the ball can roll away from a defender
– Triangles show when players are off-screen
– Off-screen players can run more quickly
– Every character has two dunk faces, a happy face, a negative face, front/back/slide shots face, blurred face images for transitions
– Trey Smith, director: “If you’ve thought about it, chances are we have too and it’s going in. It’s such a big part of the experience… I hope you’ll see that a lot of care has been put into keeping the old school [stuff] in this game, and we all know how important those cheats were… there’s a lot of unlockable content in this game…I’ll tell you right now, Big Head Mode is available as soon as you play through the tutorial. So right there, from then on out, if you want to flip that switch and go Big Head Mode, you can go crazy, right from the get-go. Being able to play with all those funky things, it being an arcade title and Jam being known for the quirkiness, we have a little bit of creative license to play around. Yes, it’s a basketball game, but above all it’s a game for gamers, and gamers like messing around with stuff… I think we have over 100 unlockable characters, teams, Privileges and other bonuses along the way.”
Advanced Circuits screenshots
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Frontier will consider 3DS support
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“The concept is very interesting. I’ve always been sceptical about 3D TV and cinema technologies that require you to wear glasses. The great thing about 3DS as I understand it is that it uses lenticular technology I first saw at Cambridge University in the early 1990s which doesn’t need glasses or anything special. The screen is designed to send a slightly different image to each eye using microscopic triangular lenses on top of each pair of pixels. The gamplay software renders each screen from a slightly different viewpoint so it looks 3D. Obviously the new machine is something that Frontier will look at seriously from the point of view of supporting it.” – Frontier’s David Braben
There are many, many companies who seem intrigued with the 3DS. With so many developers interested in the system, we should see some really unique content over the system’s lifespan.
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective trailer
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BiP media shows the way to Advanced Circuits
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Use your little grey cells on another train
Welcome aboard! Following the success of Viking Invasion on Nintendo DSiWareTM, BiP media is proud to announce the release of its second game, Advanced Circuits. It will be exclusively distributed on Nintendo’s handheld online shop. Whether you’re on a train, a car or a tank – are you ready to face a new challenge?
Established in 2004, BiP media is a French studio specialized in family games. In their second creation for Nintendo DSiWare™, you can test your skills of deduction in a completely original way! Advanced Circuits is a virtual board game in which you literally have to find a way to solve puzzles. Your goal is to connect the whole set of squares by drawing up track pieces with your Nintendo DS stylus. In order to give you a head start, some of them are already shown on the board at the beginning of each round.
New Metroid: Other M footage
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We’ve seen a little bit of this footage here and there, but there is a completely new scene of Samus in her ship.
