From/De: EA
The expansion pack Back to Karkand is out now on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC! This launch trailer features gameplay footage from the legendary Battlefield map Sharqi Peninsula, now reimagined and powered by the Frostbite 2 engine. Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand is yours at no extra charge if you own a copy of Battlefield 3: Limited Edition, or available now for $14.99/1200 Microsoft Points.
From/De: Square Enix America Team.
About the “FINAL FANTASY XIII-2: A Guided Tour” trailer:
The trailer provides an in-depth look at FINAL FANTASY XIII-2’s greater sense of freedom and exploration, in addition to the enhanced battle system, which will allow you to collect and train more than 150 different monsters found throughout the game. It reveals a deeper look at strategic fast-paced battles, in-depth customization and choice-oriented gameplay, that both new and experienced FINAL FANTASY players will enjoy.
From/De: Sega
This trailer introduces Danny, the main character of the game, who becomes trapped inside his own imagination. Now Danny has to solve the puzzles and conundrums of his own subconscious to try and escape back to reality.
Built on the foundation of the award-winning CRUSH™, CRUSH3D features a host of exciting new features specifically designed for the Nintendo 3DS system, including new locations, characters and an intuitive hint system.
Navigate across the surreal platforms of Danny’s mind by ‘crushing’ your way from a 2-dimensional to a 3-dimensional world and back again whenever you need to. Discover how ‘crushing’ takes you to impossible heights, over insurmountable obstacles, and even disposes of dangerous enemies. CRUSH3D takes full advantage of the Nintendo 3DS capabilities, including full 3D graphics and StreetPass functionality that allows players to exchange gifts with friends and earn Gift Points to unlock more exclusive bonuses!
CRUSH3D is scheduled for release on January 10, 2012. For more information about CRUSH3D, please visit www.sega.com/crush3d.
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A message on the Twitter account of Yoshinori Ono (producer at Capcom) doesn’t provide much details, but at least we now know when the Street Fighter x Tekken game will be launched:
“And we’ll be ready SFxTK’s launch event in March at LA!! ;D Plz wait it’s detail news. ;D”.
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Un mensaje en la cuenta Twitter de Yoshinori Ono (productor en Capcom) no ofrece muchos detalles, pero al menos sabemos ahora cuando se lanzará el juego Street Fighter x Tekken:
“Y estaremos listos (para) el evento del lanzamiento de SFxT en marzo en LA (Los Angeles)!!! ;D Por favor esperen detalles (de la) noticia ;D.”
[Link/Enlace]: [https://twitter.com/#!/Yoshi_OnoChin/statuses/146017474465378304].
[Source/Fuente]: SFxT Launch Event [http://andriasang.com/comzbd/sf_x_tk_launch_event/].
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After the first official announcement by Kojima (who was somewhat nervious) at the VGA Awards, lots of fans began to answer questions such as why Platinum Games is developing the game and Konami producing it, what console will the game be for, and if this an official continuation of the series. At least via Twitter, Kojima responded about to a few questions.
Some rumors were travelling across the Internet, but Konami did make this clear: “We’ve only said that the period setting is several years after MGS4. Metal Gear Rising is not part of the Metal Gear Solid series. At present, we can’t say more than this” (via the Kojipro Twitter account).
In another twit, Kojima explains more about the cancellation: “When entrusting the next title to the Kojima Productions staff, I’m always told ‘For the fans, it’s no good if it’s not the director’s Metal Gear.’ This isn’t the case, though. Saying ‘If it’s a spinoff can it bit done?’, I entrusted the old Rising to the young staff. However, I feel certain that if their Rising had been released to the world, there would have been many people who felt, ‘This isn’t Metal Gear.’”
As in many hit games, Kojima did really care about the 60 frames per second and effective character control that his team wasn’t able to achieve: “The old Rising that was being prototyped at Kojima Productions looked visually like Metal Gear, but it was 30 frames per second and required complicated controls. I made one request of Platinum: ‘A cool Raiden who moves nice and smooth at 60 frames per second.”
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Tras el primer anuncio oficial por Kojima (quien estaba algo nervioso) en los premios VGA, un montón defans comenzaron a hacer preguntas como por qué Platinum Games está desarrollando el juego de Konami y que produce, lo que la consola el juego se para , y si esta continuación un oficial de la serie. Por lo menos a través de Twitter, Kojima respondió a punto de una serie de preguntas.
Algunos rumores viajaban a través del Internet, pero Konami hizo esto en claro: ”Sólo hemos dicho que el periodo establecido es de varios años después de MGS4. Metal Gear Rising no es parte de la serie Metal Gear Solid. En la actualidad, no podemos decir más que esto ”(vía la cuenta Kojipro en Twitter).
En otro twit, Kojima explica más acerca de la cancelación: ”Cuando enocmendaba el siguiente título al personal de Kojima Productions, siempre me decían: ‘Para los fans, no es bueno si no es el Metal Gear del director (o sea de Kojima)’. Aunque este no es el caso. Al decir “Si se trata de un spin-off, ¿se puede hacer ?”, yo encomendé el viejo Rising al personal jóven. Sin embargo, estoy seguro de que si Rising hubiese sido estrenado al mundo, habría habido muchas personas que hubiesen expresado: “Esto no es Metal Gear.”
Al igual que en muchos juegos exitosos, a Kojima sí le importó acerca de los 60 fotogramas por segundo y un control del personaje que su equipo no fue capaz de lograr: ”El viejo Rising que estaba en fase de prototipo en Kojima Productions se parecía visualmente a Metal Gear, pero era de 30 fotogramas por segundo y requería controles complicados. Le hice un pedido a Platinum: ‘un Raiden chévere que se mueve agradablemente y suave a 60 cuadros por segundo”.
[Sources/Fuentes]: Hideo Kojima Wants Sixty Frames Per Second for Metal Gear Rising [http://andriasang.com/comzbb/kojima_mgr_60frames/], Metal Gear Rising is Not Part of Metal Gear Solid Series [http://andriasang.com/comzba/mg_rising_details].
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While not even can agree on which game deserved the Game of the Year or other awards, perhaps the only decision I was not really happy about was for the Best Fighting Game one. How can Marvel vs Capcom 3 not get that award? It’s a fantastic fighting game. We may have to wait until next year, that is if Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 qualifies and gets on the list.
Here’s the list of the Video Game Awards nominees and the winners in each category of the .
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Mientras que todos no puede estar de acuerdo en qué juego se merecía el premio juego del año u otros, quizá la única decisión por la que no estuve tan contento era la de Mejor juego de peleas. ¿Cómo es que Capcom vs Capcom 3 no recibió ese premio? En un juego fantástico de peleas. Tendremos que espear hasta el siguiente año, eso si Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 llega a calificar y estar en la lista.
He aquí la lista de los nominados y ganadores en cada categoría de los Video Games Awards.
[Awards | Premios]
Game Of The Year | Juego del Año
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Batman: Arkham City
The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Portal 2
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception
Gamer God Award | Premio “God Award”
Blizzard Entertainment
Video Game Hall of Fame | Salón de la fama de Videojuegos
The Legend of Zelda
Studio Of The Year | Estudio/Taller del año
Bethesda Game Studios
Naughty Dog
Rocksteady
Valve
Character of the Year | Personaje del año
The Joker
Wheatley
Nathan Drake
Marcus Fenix
Best Xbox 360 Game | Mejor juego Xbox 360
Batman: Arkham City
Gears of War 3
Forza Motorsport 4
Portal 2
Best PS3 Game | Mejor juego PS3
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception
Infamous 2
LittleBigPlanet 2
Killzone 3
Best Wii Game | Mejor juego Wii
The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Disney’s Epic Mickey
Lost In Shadow
Kirby’s Return To Dream Land
Best PC Game | Mejor juego PC
Portal 2
Battlefield 3
Minecraft
The Witcher 2: Assassins Of Kings
Best Handheld/Mobile Game | Mejor juego de mano o móvil
Super Mario 3D Land
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective
Infinity Blade
Jetpack Joyride
Best Shooter | Mejor juego de disparos
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Battlefield 3
Rage
Gears of War 3
Best Action Adventure Game | Mejor juego acción/aventura
Batman: Arkham City
The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Assassin’s Creed: Revelations
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception
Best RPG | Mejor juego de rol
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Dark Souls
Dragon Age 2
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Best Multi-Player | Mejor juego multijugador
Portal 2
Gears Of War 3
Battlefield 3
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Best Individual Sports Game | Mejor juego deportivo individual
Fight Night Champion
Top Spin 4
Virtua Tennis 4
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters
Best Team Sports Game | Mejor juego deportivo en equipo
NBA 2K12
FIFA Soccer 12
MLB ’11: The Show
NHL 12
Best Driving Game | Mejor juego de carreras
Forza Motorsport 4
Need For Speed: The Run
Driver: San Francisco
Dirt 3
Best Fighting Game | Mejor juego de peleas
Mortal Kombat
Marvel Vs. Capcom 3
WWE All Stars
The King Of Fighters XIII
Best Motion Game
The Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword
The Gunstringer
Dance Central 2
Child Of Eden
Best Independent Game | Mejor juego independiente
Minecraft
Superbrothers: Sword And Sworcery EP
Bastion
The Binding Of Isaac
Best Adapted Video Game | Mejor juego adaptado
Batman: Arkham City
Captain America: Super Soldier
Back To The Future: The Game
Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
Best Song In A Game | Mejor canción en un juego
Bastion: “Build that Wall (Zia’s Theme)” by/por Darren Korb
Bastion: “Setting Sail, Coming Home (End Theme)” by/por Darren Korb
Dragon Age 2: “I’m Not Calling You a Liar” by/por Florence + the Machine
Portal 2: “Exile Vilify” by The National
Best Original Score | Mejor música original
Bastion
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Portal 2
Batman: Arkham City
Best Graphics | Mejores gráficos
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception
L.A. Noire
Rage
Batman: Arkham City
Best Performance By A Human Male | Mejor actuación masculina
Portal 2: J.K. Simmons as/como Cave Johnson
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception: Nolan North as/como Nathan Drake
Portal 2: Stephen Merchant as/como Wheatley
Batman: Arkham City: Mark Hamill as/como The Joker
Best Performance By A Human Female | Mejor actuación femenina
Portal 2: Ellen McLain as GLaDOS
Batman: Arkham City: Tara Strong as Harley Quinn
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception: Claudia Black as Chloe Frazer
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception: Emily Rose as Elena Fisher
Best Downloadable Game | Mejor juego descargable
Bastion
Stacking
Trenched
Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet
Best DLC | Mejor contenido descargable
Portal 2 Peer Review
Mass Effect 2: Arrival
Fallout: New Vegas – Old World Blues
Mortal Kombat: Freddy Krueger
Most Anticipated Game | El juego más anticipado
Mass Effect 3
Diablo III
BioShock: Infinite
Halo 4
The Last Guardian
Source/Fuente: Sega.
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