By the end of this year, gamers will see the release of several Android-based consoles from Ouya, Nvidia, BlueStacks and even MadCatz. The question is - will they thrive alongside the Xboxes and PlayStations or will they crash and burn?
EA has published a new patent that wants to add a replay editor to its games, allowing players to modify the captured gameplay content.
Xbox will not be holding a TGS showcase this year in 2024, while PlayStation will be attending the event as an exhibitor.
What? They don't want to go and crap on the corpse of Tango Gameworks?
C'mon it's the perfect time for a Phil Spencer speech about how they love and want to support Japanese game developers!
I think they shouldn't go TGS every year tbh because there presence is zero imo
This is usually my favorite gameshow of the year. Can't wait to see what goodies are coming.
They showed their hand already including that they have nothing for the Japanese market.
EA has hired ex-military personnel in order to help shape the next Battlefield game as part of the Hiring Our Heroes (HOH) program.
Why don't you Hire Your Old Dev Team who brought us the brilliance of Battlefield Bad Company 2 while you're at it. It was more exciting than anything recent in the Battlefield series. It just needs to be updated to reach modern times, but it was so great at its core.
It's what made zipper and slant six awesome. They had military vets working for them, no just as consultants, but as developers as well. I wish Sony never closed them, MAG 2 or an update to MAG and a new socom is much needed.
For them to crash and burn they would have to have taken off first.
Really they should't have bothered with the device, As new Snapdragon 800 and Tegra 4 are out and newer chips will be released next year.
The mobile market is good for gaming from a set perspective. but its not enough to take the market by storm. Really just for those select few who have a interest in it like myself.
A big draw to this console is that there a several great emulators to play all the last gen games (nes, snes, ps1, genesis, etc).
Plus all the cheesy, short cell phone games that you can shake a stick at from the android market (if you don't already have a smart phone). I could see this having some appeal for some people, just not a lot.