Why 2009 Could Be The Year Of The Xbox 360 (The Final Chapter: The Unveiling)

Master Samo - 167 days 2 hours ago

To all readers, I would like to thank you in advance for reading this article. I really hope you enjoyed it. As an added bonus, I have a few Bits Of Information (BOI) that I wanted to include in the article but wasn’t able to. Therefore, I will include them all in this comment. This is just an added bonus for all the readers:

BOI 1 ) Konami: was founded in 1969 as a jukebox rental and repair business in Osaka, Japan, by Kagemasa Kouzuki, who is still, till this day, the chairman and CEO!

BOI 2 ) Konami: currently operates health and physical fitness clubs in Japan. It also operates United States activities; for example, in Nevada for the gambling industry!

BOI 3 ) Sega: was founded in 1940 as Standard Games to provide coin-operated amusements for American servicemen on military bases. Despite common knowledge, Sega is an American company!

BOI 4 ) Sega: their first released game was a submarine-simulator called Periscope that became a smash-hit worldwide.

BOI 5 ) Tecmo: was founded in 1967 as a supplier of cleaning equipment!

BOI 6 ) Tecmo: their first arcade game was called Pleiads.

BOI 7 ) Capcom: was founded in 1979 as Japan Capsule Computers.

BOI 8 ) Capcom: their first game was released in 1984 and was called Vulgus.

BOI 9 ) Namco: was founded in Tokyo in 1955 as an amusement company that began by producing mechanical rocking-horses and similar children’s rides!

BOI 10 ) Namco: their first arcade game was released in 1978 and was called Gee Bee. It was designed by Touru Iwatani, who later designed Pac-Man in 1980!

BOI 11 ) Namco: their first console game was released on Famicom, Nintendos first home console, and was called Galaxian.

BOI 12 ) Namco: all video games released by Namco on Famicom in Japan were under the name Namcot instead of Namco!

BOI 13 ) Namco: they were the industry’s first manufacturer to develop and release a multi-player, multi-cabinet competitive game, Final Lap, in 1987. This game allowed up to 8 players to compete.

BOI 14 ) Hideo Kojima: the first game he worked on was Penguin Adventure, a sequel to the game Antarctic Adventure, in 1986, as an assistant director!

BOi 15 ) Hideo Kojima: the first game he actually developed was Lost Warld, a platform game starring a masked female wrestler, in 1986. However, the game was ultimately rejected by Kojima’s superiors at Konami!

BOI 16 ) Hideo Kojima: his first released game was in 1987. It was called Metal Gear!

I hope everyone enjoyed the Information provided
God Bless You All

Master Samo

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gfrag - 167 days 2 hours ago

Th Final Chapter Eh:? Good Stuff

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Agent-X - 167 days 1 hour ago

good stuff

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MajesticBeast - 167 days 1 hour ago

ye Kojima taking the stage at microsoft keep dreaming for that aint happening he wouldnt want work with something that doesnt even come close to his expectations. why does sh!t like this even show up on n4g hhg ban would be in order.

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lonz354 - 167 days 1 hour ago

why sooo much hate? are you making money with sony or Kojima? No so stop being a troll.

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Master Samo - 167 days ago

I had to write something about this. What are people disagreeing about? My comment is meant to educate. It is not an opinion; it is a set of facts! What are you disagreeing about? Is it that you don't want free info? or is it that you are just a bunch of fanboys that want to attack any writer that writes something against your beloved console?

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1Victor - 166 days 20 hours ago

@ master samo I don't think kojima would release ZOE 3 on the 360 since he always support his fan base even if its a minority like it was on PS3's MGS4. My opinion would be a MGS4 substance or something like that but not ZOE 3 ,ether way I don't care I got all 3 Systems :)

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