Unreal Engine 3 on the iPhone … it looked better in person! While we’ve yet to see Unreal Engine 3 ported to Nintendo’s Wii or Sony’s PSP, Epic did undertake the considerable task of squeezing its seemingly ubiquitous middleware platform onto Apple’s similarly ubiquitous iPhone.
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GDC: This is what Unreal Engine 3 on iPhone looks like
Click for little-big size In case this is your first visit to Joystiq, know that Sony has dropped major megatons this evening at its GDC press conference — as well as one very small megaton: the PlayStation Move “sub-controller.” What you see above is the little brother (if you will) to the main ice cream cone-esque Move wand and the enabler of all things analog stick-controlled. As per Sony’s announcement of Move, the sub-controller attachment is intended to “expand the game play options that PlayStation Move games can offer,” and — unlike Nintendo Wii’s Nunchuk controller — it will connect wirelessly to the console via Bluetooth.
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PlayStation Move sub-controller: Don’t call it a Nunchuk
Sony announced during its GDC 2010 press conference that the upcoming US release of EyePet will feature support for its motion controller, PlayStation Move . The game will allow players to manipulate toys and also play games with their EyePets. Furthermore, it’s even possible to create new toys.
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EyePet to support PlayStation Move, hits North America holiday 2010
It’s an awfully nice gesture of Sony to invite us to its GDC 2010 press conference — and it’s one where we expect to see some equally nice gestures. That’s a Motion Controller joke, folks
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Joystiq live at Sony’s GDC 2010 press conference
Though you guys had some bold, provocative ideas for what the heretofore unnamed ” PlayStation Motion Controller ” should be called, Sony has just squelched your creativity during its GDC event by giving the peripheral its official name: The PlayStation Move.
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‘PlayStation Move’ is official name of motion controller
According to the Hollywood Reporter , Ubisoft will release a short film ahead of the release of Ghost Recon: Future Soldier . The film will be helmed by Francois Alaux and Herve de Crecy, the duo that just won an Academy Award for their short film Logorama . We’re assuming the Ghost Recon film won’t be quite as cheeky.
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Ubisoft prepping short film, a Ghost Recon: Future Soldier prequel
Following today’s GDC keynote from OnLive CEO Steve Perlman, his COO, Mike McGarvey, fielded questions about the game streaming service that’s launching June 17 . Unfortunately, just how much full games will cost on top of the $14.95 monthly subscription fee was not one that he answered. McGarvey did confirm that the service will launch with a lineup of titles “in the teens,” comprised of some that will have been on shelves for a few months — Mass Effect 2 and Dragon Age: Origins were examples — and others that will release closer to OnLive’s debut, such as Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands .
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OnLive launch titles ‘in the teens,’ 50-60 games by 2011
Speaking to The Rumble Pack , Runic Games CEO Max Schaefer declared that his company is actively pursuing a console port of its PC action RPG, Torchlight . “We’re going to put some serious effort into it — pretty quick — getting Torchlight onto consoles,” said Schaefer
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Runic Games ‘putting serious effort’ into console Torchlight
[I F1 2009; Wii] Having dominated the rally track with DiRT and DiRT 2 , and taken a lap around the street-racing arena with GRiD , Codemasters has announced it’s now tossing its hat into the Formula One ring with F1 2010 . Yeah, we kind of expected some weird capitalization, too.
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Codemasters hits the track this September with F1 2010 for PC, Xbox 360 & PS3
Click to enlarge It may not have “Tomb Raider” in the title, but Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light — scheduled to launch on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PC this summer — will mark the leading lady’s return to a crumbling underworld and its unreasonably hostile caretakers. And while the game’s aesthetics are unmistakably consistent with previous games, its unique format draws inspiration from a wider range of sources, including last year’s polished XBLA hit, Shadow Complex . Like Shadow Complex , the game will launch for $15, offering approximately six hours of two-player co-operative action and puzzle-solving (though your pace may vary).
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Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light launching this summer for $15
