Posts Tagged ‘E3’
Episode 149: The E3 2011 Wrap-Up Show
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
13 Jun 2011We’ve mostly recovered from the news torrent called E3. Mostly. Still, there was so much to talk about. In this first full episode with all four of our hosts together, we got to review once again the big news of E3 — what we liked, what we hated, and what simply confused us. This episode [...]
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Wii U To Finally Get Rid of Friend Codes — Thank Gawd!
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
11 Jun 2011If you’ve ever tried to connect up with a buddy on the Wii, you know exactly why it’s not the console of choice of online-mulitplayer fans. Simply put, Nintendo’s Friend Code system is balls. And not the good kind. Whereas both Sony and Microsoft make finding and connecting with friends relatively easy with an account [...]
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- Tags: E3, friend code, ghost recon online, Nintendo, wii U
E3 2011: Will Sony Make PS Vita/PS3 Work Like Wii U?
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
10 Jun 2011Whether you love or hate the newly unveiled Wii U and its multi-touch window into 360-degree gaming, no one can deny that it’s a game-changer. We mean that figuatively and literally. Figuratively, it’s changing how the industry is viewing gaming. Literally, it’s changing how games are being built. Want proof? Sony Computer Entertaiment Studios chief [...]
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- Tags: 2011, controllers, E3, Nintendo, playstation, sce, shuhei yoshida, Sony, vita, wii U
E3 2011: Hands On with House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
10 Jun 2011During a week where the overarching theme was Xbox 360 and Playstation3 games making their way to the Wii U, it was kind of refreshing to talk about a Nintendo Wii game being ported to the Playstation 3. And in this case, a damn fine game it is. Sega confirmed that first-person, zombie-themed rail shooter [...]
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- Tags: 2011, E3, extended cut, hands on, headstrong, house of the dead, overkill, sega, steve pritchard
E3 2011: Naughty Dogs Says No End in Sight for Uncharted
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
10 Jun 2011Think of the number three. It’s a nice number for a story to come in three parts. That’s why so many game series call themselves “trilogies.” Uncharted won’t be a game that’s limited by the trilogy paradigm, however, according to developer Naughty Dog. In an interview with UK’s The Guardian newspaper, Naughty Dog co-president Evan [...]
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- Tags: 2011, drake's deception, E3, interview, playstation, Sony, uncharted
E3 2011: Could Wii U Stream Movies to Controller?
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
10 Jun 2011Even if you’re not all that into the Wii U — or Nintendo, for that matter — think about this: What if you could stream a movie from your living room to watch in your bedroom? That may be a possibility, according to Satoru Iwata. In an interview with Time’s Techland website, Nintendo’s chief executive [...]
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- Tags: 2011, E3, netflix, Nintendo, satoru iwata, Techland, wii U
E3 2011: Mattrick Says Kinect Is Meant For Casuals, Not Cores
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
10 Jun 2011If you know us — and we think that you do — all of us are not entirely into the Kinect thing. The range of emotions runs from Edie, who owns one, to Goalie, who hates, hates, hates it. Needless to say, the overwhelming focus by Microsoft on the Kinect at this year’s E3 keynote [...]
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- Tags: 2011, don mattrick, E3, kinect, Microsoft
E3 2011: WiiU Will Be a One-Controller System
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
9 Jun 2011The best thing about E3 is the interviews. Little things that don’t seem clear in the big, fat, glitzy press conferences inevitably get cleared up — somewhat — when you get face to face with theyguys who are making it. One of the many, many questions about the Wii U is how much it will [...]
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- Tags: 2011, E3, Nintendo, shigeru miyamoto, wii U
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