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encore une journée morte pour les news...

Shaker_ Posté le 13 février 2008 à 01:17:26
Sinon, la perle de la localisation, le meilleur Rpg sorti à ce jour : https://www.jeuxvideo.com/[...]0/00004977_test.htm

il aurait fait un carton à la wiimote celui la

re chef

je vois que tu t'engueules toujour avec les mêmes gars

comment tu fais pour ne pas avoir fait de demandes de ban pour eux?

si tu parle de jiraya je lui ai jarté une liste enorme de pseudos

regarde :

- jiraya
- nocturne_rouge
- viva_pinata
- hitachi
- gears_of_wars
- jeux_de_lanne_2007
- mass_effect
- welcome_2_rapture
- M_gantz
- J_harker
- mouton_pros
- mouton_sans_jeux
- awake
- cmd_sheppard
- sonymytho
- bisonFDP
- rayblue
- dualshock3
- PS3JayJay
- Dc_Tenma

et il y'en à eu un hier et un autre qui va gicler aujourd'hui c'est la chasse à l'insector

Captain Obvious Strikes : New Skate, Burnout, Mass Effect Coming from EA

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From Gamespot:

Electronic Arts' open-world racing game Burnout Paradise still has that new-car smell, and the broken bones of Skate have barely had time to knit, but the publisher is already looking ahead to the next installments in those franchises.

In a presentation to industry analysts today, EA Games president Frank Gibeau revealed that the two series would "see extension" in the publisher's fiscal year 2009, which runs from this April through March of 2009. Gibeau didn't specify whether the extensions would come in the form of proper sequels, side products (such as Burnout Legends and Burnout Dominator), or some other form.

In contrast to Burnout, Skate is a relatively new property. The series debuted last September as part of EA's attempt to break Activision's hold on the skateboarding genre with longtime champ Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.

"Tony Hawk has been the Madden of that category for a very long time, and our performance in this first year of skateboarding has greatly exceeded my expectations," Gibeau told investors. "I know they're going to come back and be competitive, but these are the fights that EA knows how to win."

Through December, the industry-tracking NPD Group reports that Tony Hawk's Proving Ground outsold Skate when all versions are taken into account. However, EA's new franchise was released on only two platforms compared to Tony Hawk's five, and the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Skate both bested their same-system counterparts in sales. EA's success in establishing the Skate franchise appears to have spurred Activision to action; the Tony Hawk publisher told investors last week that it would be reengineering its flagship skating franchise, giving the brand a new direction.

Another new franchise EA is prepping a sequel for is Mass Effect, which was announced for the PC today. From the very first time now EA-owned developer BioWare showed it off in 2005, the role-playing game franchise was touted as a trilogy. Gibeau's presentation today suggested it may not end there. He told analysts that it "will be a franchise for [EA] for a very long time." He also said that going forward, EA will take over publishing duties on the Mass Effect franchise from Microsoft Game Studios, which handled the game's initial release on the Xbox 360.

Gibeau also mentioned the next installment in another of EA's racing franchises, Need for Speed. While a new Need for Speed in development isn't surprising (the franchise has been annualized since 2002's Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2), Gibeau did give the analysts an early look at the direction EA would be taking with the next installment of the series.

Noting that sales of last year's Need for Speed ProStreet didn't live up to EA's hopes for the game, Gibeau said he thinks it was because the series drifted too far from what consumers expected. ProStreet had dropped the tuner culture and police evasion aspects of previous installments in favor of perfectly legit closed track racing. For the next Need for Speed, Gibeau promised that the series would be getting back to its roots with a number of features, including open-world racing and a new highway battle mode.

http://vgchartz.com/news/news.php?id=843

EA va avoir sa licence de rpg à user jusqu'à l'os...

chef

ok;

vivement le kick, comme ça tu prendras des vacances

bon ben on risque de voir des mass effect à la pelle...

j'ai pas de quoi le passer sur pc moi de toute façon.

t'es toujour là?

je vais faire une liste des rpg ps3

http://www.ps3forums.com/showthread.php?t=121071

ah non, pas besoin.

je suis tout seul?

pas mal ce lien, je vais le mettre de coté à la fin il mettent :

Rumored/Probable:

1. Tales of Vesperia
2. Dark Cloud 3
3. Kingdom Hearts 3

si les 3 se confirme ce serait excellent bien que j'ai des doutes pour le premier

chef

tales of vesperia, c'est qu'une question de mois, dark cloud 3 ca dépend de sony, kh3 ben ce serait logique que squareenix le fasse sur ps3. mais les connaissant, ils pourraient le faire sur wii, ds ou téléphone portable tellement ils sont cons ces temps ci...

pour kingdom Heart la license appartient en partie à disney ensuite nomura à dit il y'a quelques temps qu'il se lancera dans kingdom heart une fois qu'il aura acquis assez d'experience avec le hardware de la ps3 quasi confirmation donc, mais ont est pas à l'abris d'un spin off sur wii voir du jeu complet pour tales of vesperia les rumeurs d'un cheque de microsoft sont assez forte pour ne pas etre sans fondements, de toute facon ca fera comme les autres exclu namco ( eternal sonata ou ace combat ) ca finira sur ps3, vu les bides des RPG sur 360 c'est pas rentable

chef

encore que, la rentabilité ils s'en foutent si le chèque de microsoft est suffisamment élevé.

rien sur jv. fr

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