The developer behind ModNation Racers is working on two original titles for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Someone got a Dev Kit PlayStation 4 from United Front Games with 800 Gigabytes of encrypted data.
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Devkits technically belong to the console makers. devs dont have the rights to sell them or give them away. Sony would be well within their rights to request it be returned.
Sleeping dogs data would belong to Square Enix, so, him holding dev code would be copyright infringement if it was never intended to leave the dev house.
Sure it was all an oversight. Not technically theft, but receiving stolen property.
Somehow I think that's worse. Someone forgot to delete the contents I suppose. They wouldn't auction a kit with live projects in it.
He got it from an auction after United Front Games became defunct. I guess they said, screw it. SELL SELL SELL.
I'm surprised they sold it even if it was defunct, Sony bolts ours to the tables o.0, with a live hard drive even with encryption it could breach nda if any of the files get out.
So, we all know you didn't enjoy language arts, because obviously reading isn't your thing.
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While there are still many burning questions (price, specs, battery life) surround the Switch, I think the potential that the trailer showed is incredibly appealing. If the Switch really does have all that 3rd party support they're touting (remember, Nintendo did the same thing when the Wii U was revealed), and I can play games like Skyrim (Bethesda), Destiny 2 (Activision), and another major AAA games on the go, I don't see how this thing won't be a massive success. The strangest thing though is Nintendo's decision to go dark for the remainder of 2016...that is baffling.
I just wan't an online infrastructure that resembles something from 2006 and an achievement system. Is that so much to ask?
Even the hardest loyalist Nintendo fans dont want this im 100 % sure of it, the problem here is instead of thinking honestly what console they actually want they go with their pride instead causing not admitting that Nintendo screw up again big time.
Sometimes pride can blind us from reality.
Jesus Christ, now you're trying to speak for Nintendo fans despite being a confirmed Nintendo hater?
90% of the reveal reactions were positive.
And there are MANY people out there, that HATED the Wii U, saying they want a Switch.
STOP.
You don't speak for Nintendo fans, let alone core gamers in general.
Is This The Nintendo Console Core Fans Want? - Maybe, Core N fans are going to buy it.
Is this the console non core fans want? - I doubt it
Is this going to sell like hotcakes to the bulk of us - depends on price, if its $250 and under..maybe, if its $299 or above...no. It's not that compelling for me.
Nintendo are like Apple, Everytime there is a new release, it sells well because they have a rabid fanbase that sees them as never doing anything bad. However, the bulk of people wont bite on it. It's the Wii-u and Nvidia Shield all in one with detachable controllers, its just not that exciting.
Like some people have said already, this is the console that the WiiU should have been. I think this console looks really cool, but I think it's about 6 years too late. Handheld consoles are no longer in demand, as shown by the PS Vita's sales and even the slowing 3DS sales. The PS Vita was amazing when it came out, and it delivered amazing graphical ability, and it still didn't sell very well.
The one thing with the Vita, is that it didn't launch with very many good games, and it took a while for the Vita's library to build up. At this point in time, it appears that the Switch will have a better launch line-up than the Vita, but I don't think that guarantees success beyond the Nintendo hardcore fans.
People these days usually have a smart phone on them everywhere they go, so I think it's going to be tough to convince anyone that they need to carry a tablet with controllers on it everywhere they go, especially if they don't walk around with a back-pack or a briefcase. Also, if the battery life isn't more than 4 hours, then people will not go for that.
If the overwhelmingly positive sentiments spawned from the reveal are any indication, then yes.
At the least, this has people considering it as a secondary. If the price is not something ridiculously overpriced like $500, then it'll sell well.
$300 would be an affordable middle ground that wouldn't require people to break the bank, while still allowing Nintendo to sell at a profit instead of at a loss, but I don't expect Nintendo to price something more powerful than the Wii U at less than $350, especially since shrinking down tech like that makes it costly.
If it didn't, then Laptops wouldn't be so much more expensive as full sized PC's for similar technical abilities.
A few days ago United Front Games closed down which left purchasers of their Early Access title Smash+Grab. They are now offering refunds.
In the end on will only Naughty Dog & Sony Santa Monica will remain.
Next,those guy united front aren't that good
MOD NATION SHOOTER, tweak running speed , kill cams, build your own weapons like in Borderlands 2,000,000+ guns fully customizable everything, will sell like HotCakes , can see a Trend in that
meh
Cool, I have read some cool things about MNR, and look forward to checking out what the team brings to the 360.