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j'ai cherché et trouvé une trace qu'il tourne sur mother board NaomiWovou a écrit :vi, g newsé les vidéos hier dans le "sac de news"
Mais je sais pas d'ou ils sortent que ca va être sur NAOMI ???
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June 15, 2004 - Converting a classic 2D fighting series to 3D isn't a new concept. In fact, Capcom has attempted it
several times with the Street Fighter EX series while SNK and Midway have taken some shots of their own. And though Mortal
Kombat: Deadly Alliance certainly turned out to be a lot better than Samurai Shodown 64 did, SNK Playmore is still
determined to give the 3D idea a second chance. Thus resulting in the experiment known as King of Fighters: Maximum Impact.
The first 3D KOF title designed specifically for the PlayStation 2.
Now despite the fact that we already gave KOF: Maximum Impact a quick playtest last month at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, we still wanted to sit down and give the disc a more thorough examination. To do so we spent the last couple of hours toying around with the same build that was used at E3 and have explored just about every character on the roster. Or at least, all the characters that are available so far (13 of them out of what is believed to be approximately 20).
From the outset things definitely look good for hardcore fans too. As the 13 available fighters have multiple costumes to choose from with each of the outfits getting their inspiration from earlier games. Some of the characters like Kyo and Iori, however, even have a few of their classic win poses in addition to their costumes and win quotes. A great deal of the environments appears to be inspired by the older 2D series as well, while the music is very much in tune with the franchise's ongoing jazz/rock theme. Of course, the biggest nod to hardcore fans is how the fighting engine works: as it plays almost exactly like every other King of Fighters game in history.
Most notable is the fact that each participant's movesets are identical to those found in the 2D version. Whether its Kyo's classic Shiki Aragami or Maxima's Vapor Cannon, several of the familiar tactics and combos are in here. Quick dashes, evasive rolls, three-level super gauges, and defense break meters finish up every fighter's basic arsenal, while the timing to perform some of the more complicated maneuvers seem to remain pretty much in tact.
For the leap to 3D, SNK Playmore has lifted a few ideas from two of the genre's more popular mainstream 3D fighters, Bloody Roar and Tekken. More specifically, SNK has implemented a handy sidestep feature that acts as the players primary means of navigating the new three-dimensional space. So while gamers certainly won't have the same freedom that's available to them in games like Power Stone or to a lesser extent Virtua Fighter, they'll still be able to use a full 360-degree plane to their advantage. What will be more important strategically, however, is the fact that players can now utilize wall jumps and wall stuns much as they could in the aforementioned Bloody Roar. We expect the more devoted sect of Maximum Impact players to expose this new feature to its fullest.
What struck us as a little disappointing at this juncture, though, is how much personality the King of Fighters cast seems to have lost since its move to 3D. While some of the win poses we mentioned earlier have been retained, the more elaborate victory celebrations have been nixed in favor of generic arm raises and knee slaps. Furthermore, the story mode doesn't appear to be working yet and offers little to no character progression or purpose whatsoever. Granted this was the E3 build, so there's stilly plenty of room for improvement, but we'd be remiss to say we weren't a little disappointed.
Our biggest concern, however, is that the speed of the game is significantly less than that of the more recent 2D KOF titles. And while it's certainly on par with games like Tekken or Dead or Alive in terms of quickness, we'd like to see its 2D pacing retained -- it just wouldn't make any sense to slow the game down.
Concerns aside, King of Fighters: Maximum Impact still has some pretty strong potential. From what we've played so far, the two-player action can be pretty entertaining (especially among two KOF vets that know what they're doing) and the impressive-looking backgrounds certainly aren't hard on the eyes. We'll be back again soon with another update on Maximum Impact's progress when we get a newer build -- a build we anticipate will include several of the game's more compelling features like 3-on-3 Team Battle, a more complete story mode, customizable profiles, and a larger character roster. In the meantime, click our link below to check out the latest media.
several times with the Street Fighter EX series while SNK and Midway have taken some shots of their own. And though Mortal
Kombat: Deadly Alliance certainly turned out to be a lot better than Samurai Shodown 64 did, SNK Playmore is still
determined to give the 3D idea a second chance. Thus resulting in the experiment known as King of Fighters: Maximum Impact.
The first 3D KOF title designed specifically for the PlayStation 2.
Now despite the fact that we already gave KOF: Maximum Impact a quick playtest last month at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, we still wanted to sit down and give the disc a more thorough examination. To do so we spent the last couple of hours toying around with the same build that was used at E3 and have explored just about every character on the roster. Or at least, all the characters that are available so far (13 of them out of what is believed to be approximately 20).
From the outset things definitely look good for hardcore fans too. As the 13 available fighters have multiple costumes to choose from with each of the outfits getting their inspiration from earlier games. Some of the characters like Kyo and Iori, however, even have a few of their classic win poses in addition to their costumes and win quotes. A great deal of the environments appears to be inspired by the older 2D series as well, while the music is very much in tune with the franchise's ongoing jazz/rock theme. Of course, the biggest nod to hardcore fans is how the fighting engine works: as it plays almost exactly like every other King of Fighters game in history.
Most notable is the fact that each participant's movesets are identical to those found in the 2D version. Whether its Kyo's classic Shiki Aragami or Maxima's Vapor Cannon, several of the familiar tactics and combos are in here. Quick dashes, evasive rolls, three-level super gauges, and defense break meters finish up every fighter's basic arsenal, while the timing to perform some of the more complicated maneuvers seem to remain pretty much in tact.
For the leap to 3D, SNK Playmore has lifted a few ideas from two of the genre's more popular mainstream 3D fighters, Bloody Roar and Tekken. More specifically, SNK has implemented a handy sidestep feature that acts as the players primary means of navigating the new three-dimensional space. So while gamers certainly won't have the same freedom that's available to them in games like Power Stone or to a lesser extent Virtua Fighter, they'll still be able to use a full 360-degree plane to their advantage. What will be more important strategically, however, is the fact that players can now utilize wall jumps and wall stuns much as they could in the aforementioned Bloody Roar. We expect the more devoted sect of Maximum Impact players to expose this new feature to its fullest.
What struck us as a little disappointing at this juncture, though, is how much personality the King of Fighters cast seems to have lost since its move to 3D. While some of the win poses we mentioned earlier have been retained, the more elaborate victory celebrations have been nixed in favor of generic arm raises and knee slaps. Furthermore, the story mode doesn't appear to be working yet and offers little to no character progression or purpose whatsoever. Granted this was the E3 build, so there's stilly plenty of room for improvement, but we'd be remiss to say we weren't a little disappointed.
Our biggest concern, however, is that the speed of the game is significantly less than that of the more recent 2D KOF titles. And while it's certainly on par with games like Tekken or Dead or Alive in terms of quickness, we'd like to see its 2D pacing retained -- it just wouldn't make any sense to slow the game down.
Concerns aside, King of Fighters: Maximum Impact still has some pretty strong potential. From what we've played so far, the two-player action can be pretty entertaining (especially among two KOF vets that know what they're doing) and the impressive-looking backgrounds certainly aren't hard on the eyes. We'll be back again soon with another update on Maximum Impact's progress when we get a newer build -- a build we anticipate will include several of the game's more compelling features like 3-on-3 Team Battle, a more complete story mode, customizable profiles, and a larger character roster. In the meantime, click our link below to check out the latest media.
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Du 2 au 4 Juillet se tiendra au CNIT Paris-La Défense le Japan Expo 6ème édition, Festival des Loisirs Japonais, à cette occasion seront proposés des concours, projections, dédicaces, conférences, initiations, et ateliers sur 15 000 m² et 120 stands.
Comme chaque année, les organisateurs n’ont pas laissé les jeux vidéo de côté, cet autre aspect de la culture japonaise sera donc également présent lors du salon avec la présence de Microsoft qui présentera ses dernières jeux Xbox, de Nintendo et de Sega sur 600 m². Ce dernier vient par ailleurs d’officialiser la liste des jeux qui seront jouables sur son stand :
- Otogi 2 – Xbox
- Spikeout Battle Street – Xbox
- OutRun 2 – (4 bornes en réseau local)
- Phantasy Star Online III : C.A.R.D. Revolution – NGC
- Samurai Jack – NGC
- Blood will tell – PS2
- Sega SuperStars – PS2
- Astro Boy – PS2
- Sonic Mega Collection Plus – PS2
Le festival se déroule au CNIT Paris-La Défense, au pied de la Grande Arche (Métro Ligne 1 / RER A, station La Défense-Grande Arche), pour plus d’information consultez le site japan-expo.com
Comme chaque année, les organisateurs n’ont pas laissé les jeux vidéo de côté, cet autre aspect de la culture japonaise sera donc également présent lors du salon avec la présence de Microsoft qui présentera ses dernières jeux Xbox, de Nintendo et de Sega sur 600 m². Ce dernier vient par ailleurs d’officialiser la liste des jeux qui seront jouables sur son stand :
- Otogi 2 – Xbox
- Spikeout Battle Street – Xbox
- OutRun 2 – (4 bornes en réseau local)
- Phantasy Star Online III : C.A.R.D. Revolution – NGC
- Samurai Jack – NGC
- Blood will tell – PS2
- Sega SuperStars – PS2
- Astro Boy – PS2
- Sonic Mega Collection Plus – PS2
Le festival se déroule au CNIT Paris-La Défense, au pied de la Grande Arche (Métro Ligne 1 / RER A, station La Défense-Grande Arche), pour plus d’information consultez le site japan-expo.com
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- Sega's producer Toshiro Nagoshi has confirmed that a new Super Monkey Ball title is in development, but no other details
were revealed. It is assumed that he is referring to Super Monkey Ball Deluxe for PS2, which announced by GameStop a couple
of weeks ago.
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were revealed. It is assumed that he is referring to Super Monkey Ball Deluxe for PS2, which announced by GameStop a couple
of weeks ago.
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Dans une Interview accordée au site Kikizo, Makoto Osaki de Sega-AM2 et Kats Sato de Sega Europe déclarent que la version Xbox de OutRun2 développé par Sumo Digital Ltd et compatible Xbox Live comportera des courses exclusives par rapport à la version Arcade qui s'annoncent surprenantes selon les responsables. Le jeu devrait sortir aux USA via Microsoft.
Kikizo: One of the most distinctive things about OutRun2 is the scenery, and the different backgrounds you drive past. A lot of OutRun fans are wondering whether the Xbox version will offer any additional new stages.
Makoto Osaki: There is an additional set of courses, but I cannot say what they are. We are now asking Sumo to test the new courses but we have not decided which ones to use yet. Once we have decided, you may be surprised! It will be a big bonus for the users, and something you should look forward to!
http://games.kikizo.com/features/sega_a ... june04.asp
Kikizo: One of the most distinctive things about OutRun2 is the scenery, and the different backgrounds you drive past. A lot of OutRun fans are wondering whether the Xbox version will offer any additional new stages.
Makoto Osaki: There is an additional set of courses, but I cannot say what they are. We are now asking Sumo to test the new courses but we have not decided which ones to use yet. Once we have decided, you may be surprised! It will be a big bonus for the users, and something you should look forward to!
http://games.kikizo.com/features/sega_a ... june04.asp
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N'importe quoi, nous sommes d'accord. Les fans noteront qu'il reste encore un espace dans la grille des personnages, ce qui signifie qu'un troisième larron devrait être bientôt annoncé. La sortie de Guilty Gear Isuka est prévue pour le 22 juillet au Japon, et pour Noël 2004 aux Etats-Unis. Pas encore de sortie européenne au programm
N'importe quoi, nous sommes d'accord. Les fans noteront qu'il reste encore un espace dans la grille des personnages, ce qui signifie qu'un troisième larron devrait être bientôt annoncé. La sortie de Guilty Gear Isuka est prévue pour le 22 juillet au Japon, et pour Noël 2004 aux Etats-Unis. Pas encore de sortie européenne au programm
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News: Wyvern Wings
Wyvern Wings is a new 2D vertical arcade shooter from Fillmore Games. It was featured in this month's Arcadia. Check the site for system info, as well as several screens. The game is, I presume, out now (and is probably the first serious gaming effort from the amusement-based company).
http://fillmoregames.com/sales/products/wyvern.html
News: Mushihime
There's a campaign page up for Cave's new shooter Mushihime. The page contains two thumbs from the arcade flier.
http://www.cave.co.jp/arcade/mushihime/ ... paign.html
Donc voila comme j connai quasi keud au shoot je laisse les specialistes faire la news si news il y a
News: Wyvern Wings
Wyvern Wings is a new 2D vertical arcade shooter from Fillmore Games. It was featured in this month's Arcadia. Check the site for system info, as well as several screens. The game is, I presume, out now (and is probably the first serious gaming effort from the amusement-based company).
http://fillmoregames.com/sales/products/wyvern.html
News: Mushihime
There's a campaign page up for Cave's new shooter Mushihime. The page contains two thumbs from the arcade flier.
http://www.cave.co.jp/arcade/mushihime/ ... paign.html
Donc voila comme j connai quasi keud au shoot je laisse les specialistes faire la news si news il y a
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On s'en doutait, Midway changera bel et bien le titre de son prochain jeu phare dans nos contrées françaises : Mortal Kombat : Deception (« deception » signifie « tromperie »).
Il faut bien avouer que ce faux-ami pouvait prêter confusion avec la qualité du soft. Le titre sera donc rebaptisé Mortal Kombat : Mystification.
Il faut bien avouer que ce faux-ami pouvait prêter confusion avec la qualité du soft. Le titre sera donc rebaptisé Mortal Kombat : Mystification.
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En direct de Gk, je suis un peu short pour mon vrac donc szi qqn en veux 
L'éditeur japonais MediaKite éditera la version PC de Guilty Gear X2 #Reload, le célèbre jeu de combat "retouché" de Sammy. La sortie du jeu est prévue pour le 23 juillet, mais on ignore encore s'il sera jouable en ligne.
Namco aura recours au réseau de fibres optiques de Sega pour l'intégration du réseau dans la version arcade de Tekken 5. Calqué sur le service VF.NET mis au point pour Virtua Fighter 4, le TEKKEN-NET (nom provisoire) permettra de conserver de multiples données personnelles grâce à une carte magnétique et des bornes reliées à un même réseau.
L'éditeur japonais MediaKite éditera la version PC de Guilty Gear X2 #Reload, le célèbre jeu de combat "retouché" de Sammy. La sortie du jeu est prévue pour le 23 juillet, mais on ignore encore s'il sera jouable en ligne.
Namco aura recours au réseau de fibres optiques de Sega pour l'intégration du réseau dans la version arcade de Tekken 5. Calqué sur le service VF.NET mis au point pour Virtua Fighter 4, le TEKKEN-NET (nom provisoire) permettra de conserver de multiples données personnelles grâce à une carte magnétique et des bornes reliées à un même réseau.
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http://gameboy.ign.com/articles/527/527 ... ?fromint=1
si j'ai le tps faudra kej e fasse un dossier sur les manettes-retrogaming
si j'ai le tps faudra kej e fasse un dossier sur les manettes-retrogaming
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bon j'ai pas le tps de newser paske je trace chez mes parents (je reviens mercredi)
Good news for Mortal Kombat fans all over the world - the sixth installment of the game (whether it will be called Deception or Mystification in your area) will be released not too long after the U.S. release! GameSpot reports that the U.S. release date will be October 4th, and IGN reports that the release date for PAL countries will be November 5th.
Gamespot.com has provided an updated report on Jakks Pacific's upcoming version for Mortal Kombat, specially designed for their TV Games line of products. From the article:
Jakks Pacific announced that it is planning to release the arcade version of Mortal Kombat as a plug-and-play TV Games device. Of special interest to fans of the classic fighter, the controller for Mortal Kombat will be an exact replica of the original Mortal Kombat arcade panel. The device will be available in October for about $20.
Only time will tell what is meant by an "exact replica" of the original arcade panel, but having the unit priced at $20 will certainly make this a must-have for the MK enthusiast. To read the article in its entirety, http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/07/01 ... 01813.html
Nvo screen et perso
http://www.tekken-official.jp/tekken5/screenshot/
http://www.tekken-official.jp/tekken5/character/
j'ai uppe les image sur NA
les @ des images
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http://www.neo-arcadia.com/imagesnews/tekken/bryan.jpg
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Good news for Mortal Kombat fans all over the world - the sixth installment of the game (whether it will be called Deception or Mystification in your area) will be released not too long after the U.S. release! GameSpot reports that the U.S. release date will be October 4th, and IGN reports that the release date for PAL countries will be November 5th.
Gamespot.com has provided an updated report on Jakks Pacific's upcoming version for Mortal Kombat, specially designed for their TV Games line of products. From the article:
Jakks Pacific announced that it is planning to release the arcade version of Mortal Kombat as a plug-and-play TV Games device. Of special interest to fans of the classic fighter, the controller for Mortal Kombat will be an exact replica of the original Mortal Kombat arcade panel. The device will be available in October for about $20.
Only time will tell what is meant by an "exact replica" of the original arcade panel, but having the unit priced at $20 will certainly make this a must-have for the MK enthusiast. To read the article in its entirety, http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/07/01 ... 01813.html
Nvo screen et perso
http://www.tekken-official.jp/tekken5/screenshot/
http://www.tekken-official.jp/tekken5/character/
j'ai uppe les image sur NA
les @ des images
http://www.neo-arcadia.com/imagesnews/t ... ryan_s.jpg
http://www.neo-arcadia.com/imagesnews/t ... itsu_s.jpg
http://www.neo-arcadia.com/imagesnews/tekken/bryan.jpg
http://www.neo-arcadia.com/imagesnews/t ... imitsu.jpg
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You may remember a while back when GameSpot mentioned on their site that THQ was bringing the original Mortal Kombat to cell phones. While we did not get an official statement from Midway Games, THQ did indicate to us that they were porting Midway games for use with wireless phones. Now, GameSpy has recently updated their site with an article on the game.
THQ Wireless has us covered. Mortal Kombat is on the way to your handset. Only a few months separate you and ripping the spine out of Scorpion. We didn't actually have a chance to play this mobile edition at E3, but THQ Wireless assured us that franchise fans will be happy with this scaled-back (only four available fighters), but loving port from Backbone Entertainment of the arcade classic that turned this industry on its ear.
Click here to read the full article. Keep in mind, there is no release date yet. Also, this is not the same game as the one being produced by WildSeed, who are bringing MK: Deadly Alliance to cell phones this summer.
L'adaptation PlayStation 2 du jeu Metal Slug 4 sortira au Japon le 22 septembre prochain. Rappelons que cette adaptation du jeu NeoGeo sera aussi proposée dans une édition spéciale baptisée Metal Slug 4 & 5 Combo.
THQ Wireless has us covered. Mortal Kombat is on the way to your handset. Only a few months separate you and ripping the spine out of Scorpion. We didn't actually have a chance to play this mobile edition at E3, but THQ Wireless assured us that franchise fans will be happy with this scaled-back (only four available fighters), but loving port from Backbone Entertainment of the arcade classic that turned this industry on its ear.
Click here to read the full article. Keep in mind, there is no release date yet. Also, this is not the same game as the one being produced by WildSeed, who are bringing MK: Deadly Alliance to cell phones this summer.
L'adaptation PlayStation 2 du jeu Metal Slug 4 sortira au Japon le 22 septembre prochain. Rappelons que cette adaptation du jeu NeoGeo sera aussi proposée dans une édition spéciale baptisée Metal Slug 4 & 5 Combo.
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incrustation dans le topic de rain
update de la page gradiusV chez konami, avec la présentation des ennemis pas bo
http://www.konamityo.com/gra5/game/enemy/enemy.html
des screens plus ou moins fresh de la confiture de capcom:
http://www.the-magicbox.com/0407/game070804a.shtml
et kof neowave qui sort le 27juillet
toujours chez snk, et bonne nouvelle en plus:
"Les jeux de SNK Playmore feront prochainement leur retour en Europe, édités par Ignition Entertainment. La société se chargera dans un premier temps des jeux KOF : Maximum Impact et Metal Slug 3, tandis que d'autres titres comme Samurai Shodown 5 et SNK vs. Capcom arriveront dans le courant de l'hiver. Une bonne nouvelle pour tous les amoureux de la marque." (source: gamekult)
update de la page gradiusV chez konami, avec la présentation des ennemis pas bo
http://www.konamityo.com/gra5/game/enemy/enemy.html
des screens plus ou moins fresh de la confiture de capcom:
http://www.the-magicbox.com/0407/game070804a.shtml
et kof neowave qui sort le 27juillet
toujours chez snk, et bonne nouvelle en plus:
"Les jeux de SNK Playmore feront prochainement leur retour en Europe, édités par Ignition Entertainment. La société se chargera dans un premier temps des jeux KOF : Maximum Impact et Metal Slug 3, tandis que d'autres titres comme Samurai Shodown 5 et SNK vs. Capcom arriveront dans le courant de l'hiver. Une bonne nouvelle pour tous les amoureux de la marque." (source: gamekult)
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Lunes 12 de Julio del 2004
Tenemos nuevos detalles sobre SNK y su interés con las consolas de última generación... Al parecer la compañia tiene en mente sacar muchos mas títulos en tres dimensiones, por lo que KOF: Maximum Impact no sería solo un experimento, sino el primero de una misteriosa lista... Pero no solo esto, sino que al parecer se desarrollarán juegos exclusivos para el mercado domestico, como un rumoreado juego de acción al mas puro estilo Onimusha de Capcom y otro similar al conocido Tenchu; ambos se darán a conocer en el próximo Tokio Game Show.
Pero que nadie se tire de los pelos aún, SNK Playmore no tiene ningún interés en dejar la producción de sus juegos 2D de lado, dedicandose tambien a ellos muy activamente...
Sobre los sistemas para los que producirán juegos destacan Playstation 2 de Sony y XBox de Microsoft, dejando así de lado al Gamecube de Nintendo ya que no están demasiado de acuerdo con su política de títulos; también parece ser que veremos juegos en las inminentes Nintendo DS y P.S.P. (Playstation portatil) pero aún quieren ver como se desenvuelven en el mercado comprobando así si ambas tienen exito o no en el mercado.
Definitivamente SNK está haciendo un gran esfuerzo por ponerse al día con sus juegos, algo que los fans llevan pidiendo a gritos desde hace casi 4 años, si todas estas promesas se cumplen podemos estar seguros que tendremos SNK para rato, con mas y mejores títulos que esperemos vuelvan a colocar a la compañía donde realmente se merece
(speksnk)
Voila c'est pas trop arcade, mais bon c'est la news politiq SNK. Pour ecux qui ont pas capte SNK va devenir un vrai editeur tiers style capcom ou autres et se lancer dans le dev xbox et ps2 avec plein de jeux 3D.
Leur reve c'est de faire aussi bien que Onimusha ou RE (il est bien koudelka ?)
Ils vont pas laisser tomber les licenses maison. Mais bon le passage de SNK a la 3D ca me fait peur et vous ?
Tenemos nuevos detalles sobre SNK y su interés con las consolas de última generación... Al parecer la compañia tiene en mente sacar muchos mas títulos en tres dimensiones, por lo que KOF: Maximum Impact no sería solo un experimento, sino el primero de una misteriosa lista... Pero no solo esto, sino que al parecer se desarrollarán juegos exclusivos para el mercado domestico, como un rumoreado juego de acción al mas puro estilo Onimusha de Capcom y otro similar al conocido Tenchu; ambos se darán a conocer en el próximo Tokio Game Show.
Pero que nadie se tire de los pelos aún, SNK Playmore no tiene ningún interés en dejar la producción de sus juegos 2D de lado, dedicandose tambien a ellos muy activamente...
Sobre los sistemas para los que producirán juegos destacan Playstation 2 de Sony y XBox de Microsoft, dejando así de lado al Gamecube de Nintendo ya que no están demasiado de acuerdo con su política de títulos; también parece ser que veremos juegos en las inminentes Nintendo DS y P.S.P. (Playstation portatil) pero aún quieren ver como se desenvuelven en el mercado comprobando así si ambas tienen exito o no en el mercado.
Definitivamente SNK está haciendo un gran esfuerzo por ponerse al día con sus juegos, algo que los fans llevan pidiendo a gritos desde hace casi 4 años, si todas estas promesas se cumplen podemos estar seguros que tendremos SNK para rato, con mas y mejores títulos que esperemos vuelvan a colocar a la compañía donde realmente se merece
(speksnk)
Voila c'est pas trop arcade, mais bon c'est la news politiq SNK. Pour ecux qui ont pas capte SNK va devenir un vrai editeur tiers style capcom ou autres et se lancer dans le dev xbox et ps2 avec plein de jeux 3D.
Leur reve c'est de faire aussi bien que Onimusha ou RE (il est bien koudelka ?)
Ils vont pas laisser tomber les licenses maison. Mais bon le passage de SNK a la 3D ca me fait peur et vous ?
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