When Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 was revealed to have PlayStation Move support , we wondered why EA would support every other motion-controlled peripheral (all two) and not Microsoft’s Project Natal . So we hit up EA for an answer. As it turns out, EA just wasn’t “in a position” to add Natal support to Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 — but the company doesn’t rule out implementation in future installments of the franchise
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During his panel at GDC 2010 , Lionhead’s Peter Molyneux revealed that Fable III will include some form of Twitter support.
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Fable III Twitter integration revealed
Sony Worldwide Studios VP Scott Rohde had the onerous task of introducing the first PlayStation Move games at Sony’s GDC press conference last night. We caught up with the executive after the show to talk about Sony’s plans for exploiting motion control and if hardcore gamers should be concerned about the future of the PS3 games library. Our complete interview with Rohde follows: It’s obviously going to take internal resources to develop games for PlayStation Move
Oh man, EA’s pursuit of Modern Warfare 2’s just got hot , as DICE has announced via the Battlefield Blog that on May 30 — the same day the Stimulus Package DLC will boost Modern Warfare 2’s map count — Battlefield: Bad Company 2’s VIP members will receive the free “VIP Map Pack 2,” which adds a Conquest mode scenario to the Arica Harbor map and Rush mode to Laguna Presa. Both maps aren’t new to the game, however neither has been available for play in the “unlocked” game modes noted above
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Bad Company 2 to offer free May 30 ‘mapathy’ cure
Almost a year ago, a trademark for “Crafting Mama” was spotted. It’s now being put to use, as Majesco has announced, well, Crafting Mama for DS. In her latest endeavor, Mama will occupy her seemingly endless time with a new task: arts & crafts.
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Majesco cooks up Crafting Mama for DS
Good morning, dear reader! You’ve got a lot to catch up on: “PlayStation Move” is official name of motion controller We touched it: PlayStation Move from every angle Gallery: PlayStation Move (Joystiq’s Photos) That’s it, you ask? Oh, no — wait till you see what we’ve lined up for you after the break! Continue reading PlayStation Move: the everything you need to know post PlayStation Move: the everything you need to know post originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:05:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds
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That’s right, folks — Harmonix has just revealed that Green Day: Rock Band will be available for all come June 8 on Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii. Up to 6 players (3 mics; 3 instruments) will progress through the career of the trio , unlocking collectible images (more than 100, apparently) and some 40 minutes of “rare and unreleased” footage from interviews, outtakes and performances along the way
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Green Day: Rock Band releases June 8 worldwide
In an interview with Joystiq during the 2010 Game Developer’s Conference , THQ’s executive VP of Core Games Danny Bilson let a few new details slip about the upcoming sequel to the critical-smash hit Red Faction: Guerrilla .
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Next Red Faction planned for March 2011, focus on franchise’s roots
Alex Alvarez is one of those people who obsessively played games and constantly doodled in a sketchbook as a kid. He studied art, but with no one career-oriented channel for that creativity, he didn’t find himself making a living as an artist until he stumbled into a job working on comic books. A few years later, he was explaining software to movie studios and eventually opened The Gnomon Workshop , which provides training to artists who are interested in the entertainment industry.
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Interview: Alex Alvarez of The Gnomon Workshop
We have no doubt you’ve been counting the days (likely via tick marks on the wall), waiting for more information on Zootfly/SouthPeak Games’ Prison Break , so you’ll be glad to hear that the game finally got a solid release date (March 30) and a price ($49.99 on 360/PS3, $39.99 on PC) today from its publisher. Along with the mess of new screens we’ve dropped below into a gallery, this is just about the most flush we’ve been with Prison Break info in the entire history of the game’s development cycle — and it’s coming out in just under three weeks! As the game’s coming from the developer of Mr
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Prison Break escaping March 30; new screens released
