Tecmo president Yoshimi Yasuda touches briefly upon next generation gaming in a short one page interview featured in the latest issue of Famitsu PS2. While he reveals surprisingly little about his company´s plans, he does offer one tantalizing bit with regards to software for the PlayStation 3. After explaining that timing is important when announcing next generation games, he adds, with a laugh, "We will announce titles... shortly."

Yasuda has previously been critical of Sony for its lack of information regarding the PS3. In this interview, he takes a neutral approach to all three next generation systems, citing the Xbox 360 for its internet support, Revolution for its unique interface and PS3 for its visual power.

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/681/681199p1.html

Il semble que le PDG a changer d´avis sur la PS3 maintenant qu´il est fixer sur la puissance de la console

ninja gaiden sur ps3!
ouais pas vraiment une surprise de la part de tecmo

ouais super.

http://www.joystiq.com/2006/01/13/rumor-doa-coming-to-ps3/

Comme par hazard sa coincide avec un certain DOA sur ps3!

this interview, he takes a neutral approach to all three next generation systems, citing the Xbox 360 for its internet support, Revolution for its unique interface and PS3 for its visual power.

Il a l´air convaincu de la puissance de la PS3 et pas d´histoire de BUG ou autre!!!!

Reason #3: Stronger Japanese Developer Support
One of the PlayStation 2´s most powerful allies in the current-gen console wars was its strong relationship with fan favorite Japanese developers. Square Enix, Konami, Capcom, Bandai, Atlus, Nippon Ichi, and Namco (among others) each offered unique content for Sony´s system that you weren´t going to find anywhere else. Tekken, Final Fantasy, Ace Combat, Devil May Cry, and a host of other games are just a few examples of this successful relationship... and none of them ever came out for the Xbox.

More importantly, though, the companies above supported the PS2 more heavily than they did other systems as a general rule -- and when you consider that all of the above names have already signed on for one or more projects in the first year of PlayStation 3 alone, that support is obviously going to continue. In fact, nearly 100 games were already announced by Japanese studios at or around this year´s Tokyo Game Show -- which exponentially more than the confirmed Japanese titles available for the 360. And let us not forget that Sony´s own internal Japanese studio isn´t too bad its own self.

IGN qds il parle c´est pas pour rien

Je croirais pas qu´il fasse de jeux.

?? ?

apres ca y´a pas mal de po box qui vont s´la prendre et sl´a mordre!

non je plaisante!
mais c´est meme pas etonnant !
tecmo il vont la ou il y´ ala puissance!
360 et ps3!!
y iront jamais sur revo ca c´est sur

Il m´a l´air intersser par la revolution bien au contraire!!!

mouais la ca rest vraiment a voir!

avec une console a peine 2 fois plus puissante que le cube!
vont pas aller loin la team ninja

Là par contre tu dis vrai, Tecmo se dirige toujours vers la puissance. Comme la PS2 par exemple: Ils avaient refusé de travailler dessus par le manque de puissance.

Ouais bah sa les a pas empecher de sortir un survival horror dessus!!!

quel survival horror???

Je me rappel plus lequel lol.

Tecmo sortait déjà des jeux sur PS2, normal qu´ils continuent sur PS3.

J´ai oublier le nom

le jeu ou t´est une meuf qui photographie des famtome c´est un jeu tecmo!!!

Phantomatic Photo?

C´est Fatal Frame, ou Project Zero en Europe.