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Gepost per nieuwsbericht, dus niet per blog-update....
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He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Nieuw model
He's announcing a 160GB PS3 to launch on 31st October. Halloween.
It will be the same spec as the 80GB but with the extra hard drive space, and priced at EUR 449.
That will include EUR 70 of additional downloadable content, "to be announced closer to the release date".
He's announcing a 160GB PS3 to launch on 31st October. Halloween.
It will be the same spec as the 80GB but with the extra hard drive space, and priced at EUR 449.
That will include EUR 70 of additional downloadable content, "to be announced closer to the release date".
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
type pad
Now he's announcing that later this year, they will launch a wireless keypad for PS3.
It looks like a Blackberry-style keypad that slots onto the top of the PS3 pad.
"It's very compact, easy to use and detachable to Sixaxis and DualShock controllers." A slight fumble, but he's managed to slot it on and off the demo controller easily.
There will be eight versions of the keyboard in PAL markets to support various language needs.
The keypad will have a touch pad mode for mouse input. This is designed to make it easier to use the net browser, and "could be used in game development in the future".
It looks not unlike the Xbox 360 pad keyboard, to be honest.
Now he's announcing that later this year, they will launch a wireless keypad for PS3.
It looks like a Blackberry-style keypad that slots onto the top of the PS3 pad.
"It's very compact, easy to use and detachable to Sixaxis and DualShock controllers." A slight fumble, but he's managed to slot it on and off the demo controller easily.
There will be eight versions of the keyboard in PAL markets to support various language needs.
The keypad will have a touch pad mode for mouse input. This is designed to make it easier to use the net browser, and "could be used in game development in the future".
It looks not unlike the Xbox 360 pad keyboard, to be honest.
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
music & video store
Music now. They're doing a new service for 23 PAL countries, "free of charge". It's called Vidzone.
Streaming music and video. It's separate to the PSN music service, which is still on the way.
Vidzone is an additional feature that has been designed to offer "easy access" and allow PS3 to access "unlimited streaming of music on demand, totally free of charge".
You will be able to browse and play content from your favourite artists or genre, or choose the latest or recommended videos.
You can build and save a music library and create your own playlists.
You will be able to access it via remote access PSP, and download ringtones to your mobile "for a very small fee".
Vidzone is launching in early 2009. He's going to show us a video of it in action. "Bring Music to your PS3." It looks a bit like the iPlayer.
"Send music straight to your mobile." No sign of pricing, just a "buy" button. The interface looks similar to the PSN Store, but it's green rather than blue. "Your own music channel on PS3."
There will be two services in PAL markets - music and movies.
Vidzone will launch in Q1 next year. The Music download service for PSP and PS3 will launch in Q3 2009. Go!View, the Sky service, will launch in Q3 of 2008.
A Video download service will launch next year. The US one. It's all a bit confusing and he's taken the slide away.
Music now. They're doing a new service for 23 PAL countries, "free of charge". It's called Vidzone.
Streaming music and video. It's separate to the PSN music service, which is still on the way.
Vidzone is an additional feature that has been designed to offer "easy access" and allow PS3 to access "unlimited streaming of music on demand, totally free of charge".
You will be able to browse and play content from your favourite artists or genre, or choose the latest or recommended videos.
You can build and save a music library and create your own playlists.
You will be able to access it via remote access PSP, and download ringtones to your mobile "for a very small fee".
Vidzone is launching in early 2009. He's going to show us a video of it in action. "Bring Music to your PS3." It looks a bit like the iPlayer.
"Send music straight to your mobile." No sign of pricing, just a "buy" button. The interface looks similar to the PSN Store, but it's green rather than blue. "Your own music channel on PS3."
There will be two services in PAL markets - music and movies.
Vidzone will launch in Q1 next year. The Music download service for PSP and PS3 will launch in Q3 2009. Go!View, the Sky service, will launch in Q3 of 2008.
A Video download service will launch next year. The US one. It's all a bit confusing and he's taken the slide away.
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Singstar
2.2 million downloads from the SingStore so far. Soon there will be functionality that lets you play tracks from SingStar PS2 discs on PS3.
You can play all the tracks on your PS3. This feature will be delivered as a firmware enhancement this year, and will be included on SingStar PS3 discs from early next year. It's "sure to raise the roof at parties", says Dave.
In Volume 3 of SingStar, there will be new artists including Michael Jackson and Barry Manilow. MANILOW.
And The Ting Tings. Never mind the Ting Tings Dave. MANILOW. ( )
Another video. Billie Jean!
ALL NIGHT LONG BY LIONEL RICHIE! Some kind of rapper. Fergie - The Black-Eyed Peas (not the ex-royal). Katrina and the Waves.
The Ting Tings. WHERE IS MANILOW. No Manilow. Killer Queen.
And now he's announcing SingStar Disney - with songs from The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast and Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer. Maybe not the last one. ( )
2.2 million downloads from the SingStore so far. Soon there will be functionality that lets you play tracks from SingStar PS2 discs on PS3.
You can play all the tracks on your PS3. This feature will be delivered as a firmware enhancement this year, and will be included on SingStar PS3 discs from early next year. It's "sure to raise the roof at parties", says Dave.
In Volume 3 of SingStar, there will be new artists including Michael Jackson and Barry Manilow. MANILOW.
And The Ting Tings. Never mind the Ting Tings Dave. MANILOW. ( )
Another video. Billie Jean!
ALL NIGHT LONG BY LIONEL RICHIE! Some kind of rapper. Fergie - The Black-Eyed Peas (not the ex-royal). Katrina and the Waves.
The Ting Tings. WHERE IS MANILOW. No Manilow. Killer Queen.
And now he's announcing SingStar Disney - with songs from The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast and Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer. Maybe not the last one. ( )
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Eye pet
"Something truly unique" now, says Dave. "EyePet."
"This magical application" lets you adopt a virtual pet and watch as he or she comes to life in your living room.
You can "stroke" them, "play with" them, or draw toys for them to play with in your living room.
Some footage is being show. A frightening monkey-dog thing is bursting out of a lifestyle family's telly.
The lifestyle boy claps and it jumps. He draws a car on a bit of paper, the monkey-thing colours it in and the lifestyle dad presses a button on the PS3 pad to turn it into a 3D wooden car.
The monkey-thing is wearing a variety of outfits e.g. punk, dinosaur. I am not sure I understand the meaning of anything any more. EyePet is out next year.
"Something truly unique" now, says Dave. "EyePet."
"This magical application" lets you adopt a virtual pet and watch as he or she comes to life in your living room.
You can "stroke" them, "play with" them, or draw toys for them to play with in your living room.
Some footage is being show. A frightening monkey-dog thing is bursting out of a lifestyle family's telly.
The lifestyle boy claps and it jumps. He draws a car on a bit of paper, the monkey-thing colours it in and the lifestyle dad presses a button on the PS3 pad to turn it into a 3D wooden car.
The monkey-thing is wearing a variety of outfits e.g. punk, dinosaur. I am not sure I understand the meaning of anything any more. EyePet is out next year.
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Heavy Rain
Another game now. "Tonight is the first time you have truly seen this game." It's Heavy Rain. David Cage, the president of developer Quantic Games, is taking the stage.
We can't call him Dave too. We'll call him Cagey.
He's banging on about how Quantic is based in Paris and they made Fahrenheit. Come on Cagey, show us the crying lady with the gun.
Quantic wants to centre the game on "narrative and emotion", and "mature content" and "complex stories".
However, it's got to be accessible to a broad audience too. No guns, cars etc. - it's about the emotional experience, empathy, contextual actions and moral choices. You will play the story instead of watching it; you will be the writer, director at the same time.
They wanted to make a game where the story is told through players' actions, not cut-scenes. A picture of a crying lady is on the screen! That's more like it.
"We think about it not like a videogame, but as a different kind of experience based on emotion." I once had a similar experience with Pac-Man World 3.
Time for a trailer. "Actual gameplay footage," apparently.
It's raining in what looks like a suburban US town. Kids skip about on porch step. A lady gets off a motorbike infront of the house and climbs through the window, which slams shut after her. She walks into the lounge. The windows are boarded up, mannequins are posed in strange clothes.
There's a man in the house - they start fighting. He's got a knife. They face off across a table then into the bedroom. The scene ends abruptly, and cuts to the image of the woman's face when she was still outside the house, wet with her tears or the rain - it's hard to tell.
"Full time 3D and playable," says Cagey. During the demo shape button icons appeared, suggesting context-sensitive play - a bit like Quick-Time Actions. Hmm. That's all Dave's got to share with us this year.
Another game now. "Tonight is the first time you have truly seen this game." It's Heavy Rain. David Cage, the president of developer Quantic Games, is taking the stage.
We can't call him Dave too. We'll call him Cagey.
He's banging on about how Quantic is based in Paris and they made Fahrenheit. Come on Cagey, show us the crying lady with the gun.
Quantic wants to centre the game on "narrative and emotion", and "mature content" and "complex stories".
However, it's got to be accessible to a broad audience too. No guns, cars etc. - it's about the emotional experience, empathy, contextual actions and moral choices. You will play the story instead of watching it; you will be the writer, director at the same time.
They wanted to make a game where the story is told through players' actions, not cut-scenes. A picture of a crying lady is on the screen! That's more like it.
"We think about it not like a videogame, but as a different kind of experience based on emotion." I once had a similar experience with Pac-Man World 3.
Time for a trailer. "Actual gameplay footage," apparently.
It's raining in what looks like a suburban US town. Kids skip about on porch step. A lady gets off a motorbike infront of the house and climbs through the window, which slams shut after her. She walks into the lounge. The windows are boarded up, mannequins are posed in strange clothes.
There's a man in the house - they start fighting. He's got a knife. They face off across a table then into the bedroom. The scene ends abruptly, and cuts to the image of the woman's face when she was still outside the house, wet with her tears or the rain - it's hard to tell.
"Full time 3D and playable," says Cagey. During the demo shape button icons appeared, suggesting context-sensitive play - a bit like Quick-Time Actions. Hmm. That's all Dave's got to share with us this year.
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Bedankt.
Celebrities walk on red carpet because they are famous, I walk on toilet paper because I'm the shit
5 Xbox360 spellen: Halo 3 , Fable 2 ,Saints Row 2 , Pure en Virtua Tennis 3 te koop!
5 Xbox360 spellen: Halo 3 , Fable 2 ,Saints Row 2 , Pure en Virtua Tennis 3 te koop!
general chit-chat in German
"Full time 3D and playable," says Cagey. During the demo shape button icons appeared, suggesting context-sensitive play - a bit like Quick-Time Actions. Hmm. That's all Dave's got to share with us this year.
Now he's handing over to the Sony Germany boss. I think it's the same man who sang with Die Toten Hosen last year. No sign of them though.
He's talking in German. There are some amazing graphs on the screen. Yellow balls and red balls are rolling out of tubes to represent portable console sales. Or something.
Now cylinders are rolling down a hill to represent the market share of TV-based consoles in Germany. It's all happening very fast. No idea. "Einer PlayStation."
Another graph. This one looks like a windmill. Now some blocks are falling out of the sky. It's like Jack Tretton's LittleBigPlanet presentation at E3, except much more boring.
More blocks are falling out of the sky. Something is totalling 8.5 million these days. No idea what.
SingStar's very popular in Germany, according to the latest graph. Oh good, another SingStar video. Some white German people dressed as LA rappers are talking about how brilliant SingStar is. "I was making a kebab at the same time when I put the disc in, man. Sh*t man, the disc tells me I'm a rookie," say the English subtitles.
"The kebab was completely burned."
Now some more normal looking people are talking about how much they like SingStar. None of them are describing any disastrous kebab-related experiences. Have you ever burned a kebab while playing SingStar, Eurogamer readers?
"Singing is always good," says a pretty lady. Oh no the white rappers are back. "The coolest thing is that you can download songs from the SingStar." It is hard to imagine The Game or 50 Cent saying this.
"You know, SingStar Turkish Party! That would be so cool man!" What? Is this kebab-related? Or is this some kind of casual racism?
No, they're serious. SingStar Turkish Party is on the screen.
"Full time 3D and playable," says Cagey. During the demo shape button icons appeared, suggesting context-sensitive play - a bit like Quick-Time Actions. Hmm. That's all Dave's got to share with us this year.
Now he's handing over to the Sony Germany boss. I think it's the same man who sang with Die Toten Hosen last year. No sign of them though.
He's talking in German. There are some amazing graphs on the screen. Yellow balls and red balls are rolling out of tubes to represent portable console sales. Or something.
Now cylinders are rolling down a hill to represent the market share of TV-based consoles in Germany. It's all happening very fast. No idea. "Einer PlayStation."
Another graph. This one looks like a windmill. Now some blocks are falling out of the sky. It's like Jack Tretton's LittleBigPlanet presentation at E3, except much more boring.
More blocks are falling out of the sky. Something is totalling 8.5 million these days. No idea what.
SingStar's very popular in Germany, according to the latest graph. Oh good, another SingStar video. Some white German people dressed as LA rappers are talking about how brilliant SingStar is. "I was making a kebab at the same time when I put the disc in, man. Sh*t man, the disc tells me I'm a rookie," say the English subtitles.
"The kebab was completely burned."
Now some more normal looking people are talking about how much they like SingStar. None of them are describing any disastrous kebab-related experiences. Have you ever burned a kebab while playing SingStar, Eurogamer readers?
"Singing is always good," says a pretty lady. Oh no the white rappers are back. "The coolest thing is that you can download songs from the SingStar." It is hard to imagine The Game or 50 Cent saying this.
"You know, SingStar Turkish Party! That would be so cool man!" What? Is this kebab-related? Or is this some kind of casual racism?
No, they're serious. SingStar Turkish Party is on the screen.
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Little Big Planet
Time for a LittleBigPlanet video. Sackboy, dressed as a Roman centurion, drags a 3D heart over to his girlfriend. Now he's jumping around familiar-looking platforms, swinging on ropes, all the usual business.
It's looking pretty, polished and cute, as always. The demo ends with Sackboy falling onto a smouldering block and being incinerated. Not so cute.
Is toch hetzelfde filmpje van vorige maand? (My Patch liedje)
The producer of LBP is on the stage now. "How is it going, Mr LittleBigPlanet?" says Mr Sony Germany.
They're doing the "final touches" and are "doing the beta trials", apparently. "People are creating some truly fantastic things we didn't expect them to do." They can't wait to see what gamers across the world will create. Someone should tell them it will be cocks, for the most part.
We're seeing four Sackboys in what looks like a big tent on the big screen. One's a cowboy, one's a lion, one's wearing a Russian hat and the other one's plain. What's going on? Someone has stormed onto the stage with a camera and microphone.
He's interrupted the demo and shaken the hand of the LBP man and the Sony man. They look frightened. There is a lot of German talking going on.
Time for a LittleBigPlanet video. Sackboy, dressed as a Roman centurion, drags a 3D heart over to his girlfriend. Now he's jumping around familiar-looking platforms, swinging on ropes, all the usual business.
It's looking pretty, polished and cute, as always. The demo ends with Sackboy falling onto a smouldering block and being incinerated. Not so cute.
Is toch hetzelfde filmpje van vorige maand? (My Patch liedje)
The producer of LBP is on the stage now. "How is it going, Mr LittleBigPlanet?" says Mr Sony Germany.
They're doing the "final touches" and are "doing the beta trials", apparently. "People are creating some truly fantastic things we didn't expect them to do." They can't wait to see what gamers across the world will create. Someone should tell them it will be cocks, for the most part.
We're seeing four Sackboys in what looks like a big tent on the big screen. One's a cowboy, one's a lion, one's wearing a Russian hat and the other one's plain. What's going on? Someone has stormed onto the stage with a camera and microphone.
He's interrupted the demo and shaken the hand of the LBP man and the Sony man. They look frightened. There is a lot of German talking going on.
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
The TV man tries to talk to the LBP man in German but he doesn't actually speak it. Is this for real?
Perhaps this man is big in Germany. Loads of press photographers are now taking pictures. This is weird. Now he's being invited to play LittleBigPlanet. It must be a setup.
"I'm just going to ignore this guy and carry on," says the LBP man. "I can't understand a word you're saying but you smell beautiful," says the weird TV man. "Go on please with this perfect game."
No idea what is going on here. The TV man doesn't seem to know either. "I have to destroy the bubbles, right?" he says. Yes, says the LBP man. You have to destroy them to get extra costumes. "Every single thing you can see here, you can make yourself."
"Who could possibly have thought this was a good idea," says GamesIndustry.biz editor Phil Elliott, sitting next to me. "Sony," I reply.
Another cameraman is filming the audience and shining a big light right in our eyes. Why? Just why?
And yet the demo continues. The characters are jumping across flaming pits. "There are over 50 levels in the game," not including any you create yourselves. That will total "literally hundreds of thousands". LITERALLY.
"The game is going to be fantastic," says the man who is making the game. "Only for PlayStation 3?" says the weird man. The LittleBigPlanet man has left the stage, trying not to look like he's running. There is some banter between the weird man and the Sony man. Now the weird man's off too. That was weird.
"Auf Wiedersehen." And it's over.
Perhaps this man is big in Germany. Loads of press photographers are now taking pictures. This is weird. Now he's being invited to play LittleBigPlanet. It must be a setup.
"I'm just going to ignore this guy and carry on," says the LBP man. "I can't understand a word you're saying but you smell beautiful," says the weird TV man. "Go on please with this perfect game."
No idea what is going on here. The TV man doesn't seem to know either. "I have to destroy the bubbles, right?" he says. Yes, says the LBP man. You have to destroy them to get extra costumes. "Every single thing you can see here, you can make yourself."
"Who could possibly have thought this was a good idea," says GamesIndustry.biz editor Phil Elliott, sitting next to me. "Sony," I reply.
Another cameraman is filming the audience and shining a big light right in our eyes. Why? Just why?
And yet the demo continues. The characters are jumping across flaming pits. "There are over 50 levels in the game," not including any you create yourselves. That will total "literally hundreds of thousands". LITERALLY.
"The game is going to be fantastic," says the man who is making the game. "Only for PlayStation 3?" says the weird man. The LittleBigPlanet man has left the stage, trying not to look like he's running. There is some banter between the weird man and the Sony man. Now the weird man's off too. That was weird.
"Auf Wiedersehen." And it's over.
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Anders plaats je gewoon de link naar de site waar jij de tekst van steelt.
Gamertag: BMHLive
PSN: BMHLive
PSN: BMHLive
Anders lees je gewoon even het eerste bericht. Staat netjes in dat het bij Eurogamer vandaan komt.quote:Op woensdag 20 augustus 2008 18:06 schreef BMH het volgende:
Anders plaats je gewoon de link naar de site waar jij de tekst van steelt.
Overigens claim ik niks, het was alleen maar bedoelt om het PS3 topic niet vol te plempen.
En er staat niet voor niks "mirror" in de TT...
Maar mijn welgemeende excuses als ik je iets kwaads heb aangedaan....
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
Zeur niet zo BMH...
En bedankt Fallen voor de mirror. Uiteindelijk eurogamer nog wel werkend gekregen dus niet echt nodig gehad.
En bedankt Fallen voor de mirror. Uiteindelijk eurogamer nog wel werkend gekregen dus niet echt nodig gehad.
I have pondered and sought to find an intrinsically existing self, but have consistently found only a flow of bits and pieces of inorganic, biological, social and intellectual value patterns.
Nee, het gaat dicht...quote:Op woensdag 20 augustus 2008 18:14 schreef BMH het volgende:
Dit blijft open?
Of door Brein ivm copyright schendingen, of omdat het vol geouwehoerd wordt met gezeur tot we 300 posts hebben....
Maar ik wil ook wel een topic-report invullen... slaap je dan beter?
edit: Je had trouwens ook gewoon "Sorry, eerste post niet gelezen... maar het blijft onzinnig!" kunnen posten....
He didn't set up the rhyme with meaningless words.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
As you predicted or assumed everything was calculated
Every word had purpose just not always on the surface.
But you couldn't look below, life is fast when you're shallow.
gastslotje dus 
en nogmaals bedankt Fallen
en nogmaals bedankt Fallen
I have pondered and sought to find an intrinsically existing self, but have consistently found only a flow of bits and pieces of inorganic, biological, social and intellectual value patterns.
