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Well, looks like one of the big hitters Sony need to get people buying the PS3 is actually going to make it out on time. Lair, the dragon game that sees you fighting huge armies in the air and on the ground, partly using the Sixaxis motion to fly, should be in US shops on 14th August.
This, of course, means we'll see it here a bit later, but it's still this year and not that far off. In the meantime we have a Heavenly Sword demo to download today, which looks stunning. Another game that should wow a few people into getting a PS3.
After that it's GT5 Concept, a download game with 40 cars and full online mode that serves as a preview to the full GT5.
Life is slowly looking a little better for us PS3 owners...
This, of course, means we'll see it here a bit later, but it's still this year and not that far off. In the meantime we have a Heavenly Sword demo to download today, which looks stunning. Another game that should wow a few people into getting a PS3.
After that it's GT5 Concept, a download game with 40 cars and full online mode that serves as a preview to the full GT5.
Life is slowly looking a little better for us PS3 owners...
Well, looks like one of the big hitters Sony need to get people buying the PS3 is actually going to make it out on time. Lair, the dragon game that sees you fighting huge armies in the air and on the ground, partly using the Sixaxis motion to fly, should be in US shops on 14th August.
This, of course, means we'll see it here a bit later, but it's still this year and not that far off. In the meantime we have a Heavenly Sword demo to download today, which looks stunning. Another game that should wow a few people into getting a PS3.
After that it's GT5 Concept, a download game with 40 cars and full online mode that serves as a preview to the full GT5.
Life is slowly looking a little better for us PS3 owners...
This, of course, means we'll see it here a bit later, but it's still this year and not that far off. In the meantime we have a Heavenly Sword demo to download today, which looks stunning. Another game that should wow a few people into getting a PS3.
After that it's GT5 Concept, a download game with 40 cars and full online mode that serves as a preview to the full GT5.
Life is slowly looking a little better for us PS3 owners...
Surprised actually, I'd have thought it would have been launched nearer the christmas period instead of august.
Is this the one where they dumped the entire single player because it was crap and made it a multiplayer only title?
The trailer I saw looked like the flying section from Zelda XD
Hedfix wrote:
> Is this the one where they dumped the entire single player
> because it was crap and made it a multiplayer only title?
Nope, that was Warhawk, but the multiplayer is now a completely new game which should also get a Blu-ray release. And so far it looks great.
> Is this the one where they dumped the entire single player
> because it was crap and made it a multiplayer only title?
Nope, that was Warhawk, but the multiplayer is now a completely new game which should also get a Blu-ray release. And so far it looks great.
Ah yeah, both games are crowbarring the tilt function in there so I got them mixed-up.
nah, Warhawk is in-house and used it from the start for full flight contols.
In fact it was used to demo the system.
Lair played about with the idea and found it worked well for flying, so they used it.
So, a bit like saying Nintendo shoe-horned the motion contols into Wii Sports, then...
In fact it was used to demo the system.
Lair played about with the idea and found it worked well for flying, so they used it.
So, a bit like saying Nintendo shoe-horned the motion contols into Wii Sports, then...
Not really as Nintendo weren't lazy about their control setup and got the majority of developers interested in the setup as opposed to receiving a reaction that amounted to one giant 'meh' from the industry.
Thus we have two games that really aren't particularly interesting trying to be different by using a control feature that wasn't exactly well thought through in the first place.
The games and control setup match each other pefectly in their desperation.
And just to clarify: Warhawk's in-house yeah? So even Sony couldn't get the single player of one of it's own games to be good enough for release using the tilt fuction? Bodes well.
Thus we have two games that really aren't particularly interesting trying to be different by using a control feature that wasn't exactly well thought through in the first place.
The games and control setup match each other pefectly in their desperation.
And just to clarify: Warhawk's in-house yeah? So even Sony couldn't get the single player of one of it's own games to be good enough for release using the tilt fuction? Bodes well.