Eurogamer has been chatting to one of the all powerful Microsoft execs, Phil Spencer, who has come out and stated that consumers don’t want another Xbox machine at the moment and Microsoft have no immediate plans to release one. Rather they are treating the release of Natal as a new console launch and he thinks consumers are going to be …
Sony’s nameless motion controller, you know the one to take on Microsofts’ NATAL, is looking at an early 2010 release. The “wand” was shown off at E3 earlier this year, with great praise and true 1:1 motion control. Kazuo Hirai, president and group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment, told The Times Online that the company will release the peripheral in …
So on the back of the current rumours about the 60Gb model being dropped comes an entirely new rumour fresh out of the box. When we saw Project Natal at E3 it wasn’t quite the finished piece but it wasn’t far off. It worked, it could be tested by strangers and it stood up to the tests pretty well. Now …
Sony’s motion controller? Prehistoric! Microsoft’s Natal? Hah, that’s old hat! I’d not even mention the Wii’s antediluvian Wiimote, except for that fact that’s it’s being used being used in what I would like to call “The Future†Some clever white coated Japanese fellas at the University of Tokyo have created 3 Dimensional Holograms that appear to have mass. They’ve done …
It’s Microsoft’s special day so we won’t go pestering them about stealing our name and not giving us Live right now, but don’t worry that didn’t pass by unnoticed. Anyway back to the point, Project Natal is looking incredible to say the least and I think it’s fair to say that Nintendo may be stressing just a little bit at …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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