Hey,
1. NEWS: Das Game Vexx
Quelle: [http://cube.ign.com/previews/17405.html]
Vexx ein Spiel von Acclaim, das noch sehr früh in der Entwicklung sein soll, hat heute von IGN auf ihrer Website neue Bilder spendiert bekommen. Ich werde euch nur eienn kleinen Geschmack des Spiels mit diesen beiden Bildern geben. Die anderen könnt ihr euch dann per Text Link anschauen:
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/previews/image/vexx/vexxcast.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/previews/image/vexx/vexxarea.jpg]
Hier die Text Link für alle die das Spiel nun mehr interessiert:
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...exx/zvexx11.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...exx/zvexx13.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx1.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx2.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...exx/zvexx10.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx4.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx5.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx6.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx7.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx8.jpg]
Fragen:
Und wie gefällt euch das Spiel? Wie findet ihr die ersten Screenshots? Kanntet ihr das Spiel schon oder ist es neu für euch? Denkt ihr Acclaim wird bis zur Final Version noch einiges an der Grafik machen oder denkt ihr die ist schon in Ordnung wie sie zur Zeit ist?
2. NEWS: Square Kommentar zu Nintendos Gamecube
Quelle: [http://cube.ign.com/news/40914.html]
Square Comments on Cube The company's president briefly comments on the ease of development for Nintendo's next-gen console.January 14, 2002
In a Bloomberg news report released this morning, Square Co.'s president Yoichi Wada spoke briefly on how easy it is to develop for Nintendo's next-generation console. The executive's comments were vague, but interesting all the same. "The Nintendo Gamecube is more developer-friendly than the PlayStation 2," he said, plain and simple. No mention was made in relation to Square's software plans for GameCube, if any, but the company's perception of the Nintendo system seems much more optimistic than it has been previously. Probably this is still a non-news story, but face it -- you would be mad at us if we didn't at least report that Square made positive mention of Nintendo's next-generation console.
Fragen?
Naja was soll ich da fragen es war schließlich nur ein einfacher Kommentar eines Mitarbeiters von Squaresoft mehr nicht.
3. NEWS: Japanische Entwickler mehr Hoffnungin Nintendos Gamecube als damals in Nintendo 64
Quelle: [http://cube.ign.com/news/40917.html]
Japanese Houses Hot on Cube?A recent report by Bloomberg indicates that developers are looking to GameCube as a PS2 alternative.January 14, 2002
According to Bloomberg, various Japanese game designers are betting on GameCube to take a piece of the market pie away from PlayStation 2 in the next round of gaming. The news service updated this morning with a story on the overseas stance complete with interesting comments from development studios. "It's best when two or three console makers co-exist," Keiji Tanaka, a managing director at Namco Ltd., told the service. "GameCube and (Microsoft's) Xbox can compete against PlayStation 2 and expand the video-game market." "GameCube may not become as dominant as the PlayStation 2, but will sell far better than its predecessor, the Nintendo 64," said Ken Uryu, an analyst at Merrill Lynch Japan Inc. in Tokyo. "Nintendo is succeeding in luring software developers." Analyst firm Deutsche Securities similarly feels that GameCube will grab a much bigger chunk of the market than N64 did. "Software titles such as Virtua Striker will attract users currently unfamiliar with Nintendo machines" said Takashi Oya, an analyst at the company. "GameCube will gain more than 30 percent of the market by 2005 while PlayStation 2's share will be 60 percent."
Fragen:
Denkt ihr die fehlenden Third Partys in Japan (die wichtigsten sind ja mit Sega, Konami, Namco, Capcom, usw. schon an Bord) werden sich endlcih einen Ruck geben und mehr für den Nintendo Gamecube entwickeln?
Bye Eni
1. NEWS: Das Game Vexx
Quelle: [http://cube.ign.com/previews/17405.html]
Vexx ein Spiel von Acclaim, das noch sehr früh in der Entwicklung sein soll, hat heute von IGN auf ihrer Website neue Bilder spendiert bekommen. Ich werde euch nur eienn kleinen Geschmack des Spiels mit diesen beiden Bildern geben. Die anderen könnt ihr euch dann per Text Link anschauen:
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/previews/image/vexx/vexxcast.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/previews/image/vexx/vexxarea.jpg]
Hier die Text Link für alle die das Spiel nun mehr interessiert:
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...exx/zvexx11.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...exx/zvexx13.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx1.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx2.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...exx/zvexx10.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx4.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx5.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx6.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx7.jpg]
[http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/prev...vexx/zvexx8.jpg]
Fragen:
Und wie gefällt euch das Spiel? Wie findet ihr die ersten Screenshots? Kanntet ihr das Spiel schon oder ist es neu für euch? Denkt ihr Acclaim wird bis zur Final Version noch einiges an der Grafik machen oder denkt ihr die ist schon in Ordnung wie sie zur Zeit ist?
2. NEWS: Square Kommentar zu Nintendos Gamecube
Quelle: [http://cube.ign.com/news/40914.html]
Square Comments on Cube The company's president briefly comments on the ease of development for Nintendo's next-gen console.January 14, 2002
In a Bloomberg news report released this morning, Square Co.'s president Yoichi Wada spoke briefly on how easy it is to develop for Nintendo's next-generation console. The executive's comments were vague, but interesting all the same. "The Nintendo Gamecube is more developer-friendly than the PlayStation 2," he said, plain and simple. No mention was made in relation to Square's software plans for GameCube, if any, but the company's perception of the Nintendo system seems much more optimistic than it has been previously. Probably this is still a non-news story, but face it -- you would be mad at us if we didn't at least report that Square made positive mention of Nintendo's next-generation console.
Fragen?
Naja was soll ich da fragen es war schließlich nur ein einfacher Kommentar eines Mitarbeiters von Squaresoft mehr nicht.
3. NEWS: Japanische Entwickler mehr Hoffnungin Nintendos Gamecube als damals in Nintendo 64
Quelle: [http://cube.ign.com/news/40917.html]
Japanese Houses Hot on Cube?A recent report by Bloomberg indicates that developers are looking to GameCube as a PS2 alternative.January 14, 2002
According to Bloomberg, various Japanese game designers are betting on GameCube to take a piece of the market pie away from PlayStation 2 in the next round of gaming. The news service updated this morning with a story on the overseas stance complete with interesting comments from development studios. "It's best when two or three console makers co-exist," Keiji Tanaka, a managing director at Namco Ltd., told the service. "GameCube and (Microsoft's) Xbox can compete against PlayStation 2 and expand the video-game market." "GameCube may not become as dominant as the PlayStation 2, but will sell far better than its predecessor, the Nintendo 64," said Ken Uryu, an analyst at Merrill Lynch Japan Inc. in Tokyo. "Nintendo is succeeding in luring software developers." Analyst firm Deutsche Securities similarly feels that GameCube will grab a much bigger chunk of the market than N64 did. "Software titles such as Virtua Striker will attract users currently unfamiliar with Nintendo machines" said Takashi Oya, an analyst at the company. "GameCube will gain more than 30 percent of the market by 2005 while PlayStation 2's share will be 60 percent."
Fragen:
Denkt ihr die fehlenden Third Partys in Japan (die wichtigsten sind ja mit Sega, Konami, Namco, Capcom, usw. schon an Bord) werden sich endlcih einen Ruck geben und mehr für den Nintendo Gamecube entwickeln?
Bye Eni
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