[Playstation 3] Op zn vroegst 1 april 2006

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 03:09 schreef Notorious het volgende:
Tekken is voor buttonbashers die zich niet willen verdiepen in de gameplay van een spel.

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 07:27 schreef speknek het volgende:
Panda hebben ze gejat van Ranma 1/2. Was ook een prima vechtspelletje. En leipe karakters zijn juist leuk.

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Op maandag 3 oktober 2005 16:09 schreef Dr.Daggla het volgende:

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Heb je de graphics van GoW gezien, ik snap niet dat jij dan nog zit te bashen.
Maar goed, het was even een post in de stijl van Pandorasbox .
Overigens zie ik niet in wat hier nou basherig aan is? .

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 08:47 schreef SocialDisorder het volgende:
maar buttonmashers maken geen kans tegen ervaren Tekken-spelers.

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 08:13 schreef BMH het volgende:

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Meeh.. Mijn level heeft meer poly's! MEEEH

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 09:20 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

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Dude Soul Calibur is JUIST een button bash festijn. Ik ken mensen die niet eens naar de tv kijken en dan nog winnen in SC

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Victory for the Sony PS3 looking more unlikely as support for Kutaragi drops

Can Kutaragi shake off the Xbox 360 with his commitment to hardware evolution?

Japan’s recent general election, featuring Koizumi’s battalion of “smiling assassins” [high-profile women media personalities and diplomats designed to dazzle voters], resulted in an emphatic victory for Koizumi. This winter, the next-generation gaming industry also appeared to be gearing up for a general election. The question is, which next-generation console will be victorious?

In the middle of this month, the gaming industry’s biggest event, “Tokyo Game Show 2005″, was held at Makuhari Messe. The catch cry for TGS was, “You can see the future from the front seat.” Smiling wryly, a major software company executive remarked, “We [the software industry] are the ones who really want to see the future.”

With a sigh, he continued: “Next-generation game consoles are like a general election. For software makers like us, [choosing a platform to develop for] has been a drawn-out process similar to choosing a political power or political party to support, and it is extremely difficult to predict the outcome.”

The highlight of this general election for the gaming industry will be seeing whether the “Oda-Nobunaga [powerful Japanese ruler and well-known historical figure] of the industry” Ken Kutaragi and his Playstation camp can exude the same powerful charisma as [Japanese Prime Minister] Junichirou Koizumi.

An industry insider remarked, “The outcome will depend on whether gamers support Sony executive Kutaragi in his firm belief that the evolution of the game console [hardware] will result in a bigger market for Sony.”

In the periodic management plan Sony released on the 22nd, Sony had the following to say about their high-tech creation, the PS3: “Our top priority is to bring innovation to the market by next spring.”

Most believe it will be a decisive victory [for Sony], with the catch phrase “Don’t stop evolution”, much like Junichirou Koizumi’s election victory with his catchphrase “Don’t stop reformation.” However, another industry insider confided, “This is nothing but a nightmare for many Japanese software development companies.”

One of the reasons for this nightmare is soaring development costs.

The industry insider went on to say, “Kutaragi has said, ‘Please develop suitable software for PS3 - this software must not be of the same standard as PS2 software.’ Developing software for the PS3 from scratch will require an initial investment of at least 2 billion yen [US $17.6 million] [not including development costs]. There are not many software companies that can easily afford that kind of money.”

The prevailing rumor is that many software companies with difficulty may end up developing for the Xbox 360 (to be released on 10 December 2005).

The previous interviewee also said, “Kutaragi is pursuing hardware evolution, and the credibility gap for him is now even worse than that of the GameCube era [when many developers defected from Nintendo].”

In fact, Microsoft is garnering support from many software developers and game creators in Japan. This kind of movement [spearheaded by Microsoft] is reminiscent of The Democratic Party of Japan’s general election catch phrase - “We will not give up on the Japanese market.” Indeed, one software developer slated to develop exclusively for Sony is now questioning whether this was the right decision.

One journalist, a veteran of the industry, observes, “The Xbox 360 is selling at 39795 yen [US $350], whereas the PS3 will probably be more expensive. To draw a comparison with PC operating systems, the Xbox 360 is like a low-cost and stable version of Windows, while the PS3 resembles a high quality Macintosh [operating system]. Considering the economic variance within the world market, we may find that console selection depends heavily on geographic location.”

In an aside about the Nintendo Revolution, the journalist remarked, “It will survive on the basis of its originality. I don’t know about [its prospects in] other countries, but it may win alone in Japan.”

Unlike Koizumi’s emphatic victory in the general election, opposition in the gaming industry is strong. Therefore, the future prospects for the battle of the next generation consoles look chaotic.

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 09:20 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

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Dude Soul Calibur is JUIST een button bash festijn. Ik ken mensen die niet eens naar de tv kijken en dan nog winnen in SC

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 09:20 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

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Dude Soul Calibur is JUIST een button bash festijn. Ik ken mensen die niet eens naar de tv kijken en dan nog winnen in SC

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 13:13 schreef kepler het volgende:

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dat ben ik

kheb hem ingemaakt de eerste 3 keer toen ik tegen hem speelde, maar toen ik echt mijn best ging doen lukte het niet meer

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 13:23 schreef peristilius het volgende:
Welkom in het algemene Beat 'm up topic.

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 12:40 schreef piet_pelle het volgende:
Maar een ding is Tekken wel, laaaaanngggzzaaaaaaammmm.

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 13:25 schreef piet_pelle het volgende:

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Oke wat voor nieuws over de ps3 heb jij dan? Of wou je het weer over blu-ray vs HD DVD hebben?

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 13:32 schreef Dr.Daggla het volgende:

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Omdat je moet nadenken voor je wat drukt, ipv wezenloos op knoppen drukken.

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Op dinsdag 4 oktober 2005 12:40 schreef piet_pelle het volgende:
Maar een ding is Tekken wel, laaaaanngggzzaaaaaaammmm.