Project Natal - On Monday (22/02) a secret preview party was held to unveil Project Natal and give a lucky few the chance to get their hands on Microsoft's new high tech equipment.In attendance was the BBC's top entertainment host, Jonathon Ross. He let slip that it was scheduled to be released in October and that he found it "impressive". However he did say that he thought that it wasn't "quite there yet" though. I am assuming he was referring to the much discussed lag issues, which some people present said that was on average a 1/10th of second. Anyway check out the short video below and make your own mind up! I must say it looks like it has potential...
Lost Planet 2 - After it was announced that Lost Planet 2 was to be chopped down due to the storage restraints of DVD, stories instantly started popping up around the 'net stating that the PS3 version (due to it being Blu-Ray of course) would infact contain additional content. Of course PS3 owners are never that lucky and it has since been confirmed that both platforms would receive the same version - Brian Keltner of Capcom stated that
"The major content for both versions will be identical and ensure an enjoyable experience for consumers of either platform.” Going on further to say “the development team has kept the most important elements of the game and we are confident that consumers will not be disappointed with Lost Planet 2 and the variety of massive Akrid, powerful vital suits, beautiful environments and deep level of customization included in the final product.”After playing the demo and hearing that the final version will have off-line co-op I am keeping a close eye on this one...
DLC Overload - The last 7 days has seen the release of 3 hefty slabs of DLC goodness for some of the biggest games of 2009
Assassins Creed 2 - Bonfire of the Vanities - $4.99/£3.19
Missing Sequence 13 - Work with Machiavelli to free the city of Florence from the grip of the mad monk Savonarola by targeting influential citizens under his control. Battle, sneak and free-run your way through more than ten challenging new memories. Discover a new district of Florence, and utilize Ezio’s brand new move: the spring-jump.
Resident Evil 5 - Lost in Nightmares - $4.99/£3.99
This first of two additional chapter chronicles Chris Redfield's and Jill Valentine's journey through the Spencer Mansion on their way to their showdown with Wesker. Some vintage Resident Evil scares are present in this polished yet short additional content.
Borderlands - The Secret Armory of General Knoxx - 800 MS points/$10/£6.29.
Gearbox have stated that "...[this is] the largest DLC for Borderlands to date..." and it will provide "...new challenges and opportunities for growth for characters from around level 34 to level 50." Check out this link to Borderlands Wiki for a list of confirmed features. I personally cant wait to revisit Pandora. Bring it!
Killzone 3 - Sources close to Sony have mooted Killzone 3 for a possible Christmas release.Also, following on from this year's firmware updates and the release of Sony's new motion controller, Killzone 3 will support both 3D and motion controls.Killzone 3 will apparently join the list of high profile titles such as Heavy Rain and LittleBigPlanet to boast motion controller support. Please note that while Sony have recently bought up the domain name killzone3.com there has been no official announcement. If this is true then I'd expect some serious info come E3.
MGS Peacewalker = MGS5: A posting on the Kojima Productions developers blog from PR Jiro Oishi shows the game was seen as the next main canon title in the series while in the planning stage. Only time will tell if Hideo should have released this on PS3/360 rather than MGS: Rising.
..and last but certainly by no means least is...
Heavy Rain Spoilers! - With the UK release of this high anticipated game only hours away it is a shame that some one/people have decided to selfishly bombard numerous websites with potentially game ruining spoilers. A user (read idiot!) going by the name of Joe Laptop (according to TheSixthAxis) has decided to go rampaging through many high profile websites, including Facebook and Youtube, leaving comments that describe how the games ends. I don't know about you guys but I really don't see why people feel the need to ruin games (or films, TV or books for that matter!) for anyone else, what do they get out of it? It reminds of similar story that I heard when The Usual Suspects was released
Tips N4G
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