Not sure if these are 100% legit, found it at another board. Great news if EA is hoping on the Live bandwagon for the 2005 games though.
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Sony goes half and half
Just how much does the PlayStation Portable (aka PSP) mean to Sony? A lot. The Q's informants have caught word that the comapny has split its development resources straight down the middle -- half is going to consoles and half to PSP. That's some serious bidness, friends. Of course, there's also the rumor that half of Sony's console development group has left the world of PS2 behind and is already hard at work on the first batch of PS3 titles.
Perfect Dark waits for Halo
We may be waitin' a little while for a good look at Rare's prequel/sequel/whatchamacallit to its Nintendo 64 first-person shooter Perfect Dark. Yours truly hears that Microsoft is waiting for Halo 2 hype to pass before unleashing Perfect Dark Zero on an unsuspecting public. But those who've seen it say it's absolutely awesome. Do I believe them? Hmm...well, I did like PD on the 64....
EA Sports closer to Live than ever before?
While EA has been slow to hop on the Xbox Live wagon train, there's more than a sporting chance that the company will soon change its tune, beginning with the [insert sport here] 2005 games.
Square Enix prepares onslaught
The drought of Square Enix releases is about to come to an end. The Q's well-placed spies in the land of the rising sun have learned that fewer than 20 but more than 18 titles are in the pipeline for U.S. translation work, including the few that we know about (like Final Fantasy XI and Sword of Mana).
Online Star Wars heads for PS2
The Q's jedi mind tricks have yielded this tasty nugget of info from deep in Marin County, California. Seems that LucasArts is working on a new online title for PS2, set in the Star Wars universe, that will play similar to the PC hit Battlefield 1942 (i.e., lots of troops, vehicles, all "real" people playing online). Online gaming and Star Wars...wow, you know, I never thought of it before, but that's, like, a perfect combination.
KOTOR sequel online
What? Knights of the Old Republic... 2? And I'm not even halfway through the first Star Wars-filled funfest! Guess I better get crackin'. While the sequel is still reportedly a ways off, there is one detail being bandied about that just might interest you: It may include co-op online play. Now that's usin' your Force powers for good....
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Sony goes half and half
Just how much does the PlayStation Portable (aka PSP) mean to Sony? A lot. The Q's informants have caught word that the comapny has split its development resources straight down the middle -- half is going to consoles and half to PSP. That's some serious bidness, friends. Of course, there's also the rumor that half of Sony's console development group has left the world of PS2 behind and is already hard at work on the first batch of PS3 titles.
Perfect Dark waits for Halo
We may be waitin' a little while for a good look at Rare's prequel/sequel/whatchamacallit to its Nintendo 64 first-person shooter Perfect Dark. Yours truly hears that Microsoft is waiting for Halo 2 hype to pass before unleashing Perfect Dark Zero on an unsuspecting public. But those who've seen it say it's absolutely awesome. Do I believe them? Hmm...well, I did like PD on the 64....
EA Sports closer to Live than ever before?
While EA has been slow to hop on the Xbox Live wagon train, there's more than a sporting chance that the company will soon change its tune, beginning with the [insert sport here] 2005 games.
Square Enix prepares onslaught
The drought of Square Enix releases is about to come to an end. The Q's well-placed spies in the land of the rising sun have learned that fewer than 20 but more than 18 titles are in the pipeline for U.S. translation work, including the few that we know about (like Final Fantasy XI and Sword of Mana).
Online Star Wars heads for PS2
The Q's jedi mind tricks have yielded this tasty nugget of info from deep in Marin County, California. Seems that LucasArts is working on a new online title for PS2, set in the Star Wars universe, that will play similar to the PC hit Battlefield 1942 (i.e., lots of troops, vehicles, all "real" people playing online). Online gaming and Star Wars...wow, you know, I never thought of it before, but that's, like, a perfect combination.
KOTOR sequel online
What? Knights of the Old Republic... 2? And I'm not even halfway through the first Star Wars-filled funfest! Guess I better get crackin'. While the sequel is still reportedly a ways off, there is one detail being bandied about that just might interest you: It may include co-op online play. Now that's usin' your Force powers for good....
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