Showing posts with label playstation network. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playstation network. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Thursday, September 15, 2011
BF 3's Single player Campaign Longer than MW3 but Does it Matter?
Just in from GameZone.com and MW3 Daily:
It’s already known that Battlefield 3’s campaign is longer than Modern Warfare 2’s single player campaign. But how does Modern Warfare 3 stack up against its predecessor?
According to Glen Schofield, one of the founders of Modern Warfare 3 co-developer Sledgehammer Games, the single player campaign for Modern Warfare 3 feels longer than the campaign for Modern Warfare 2. That doesn’t mean it necessarily IS longer. Schofield clarified that “the exact length depends on the player.” Seeing as how Modern Warfare 2 was criticized for it’s short single player length, I’m not sure that’s a good way of answering the question.
What does that mean it feels longer? Does that mean the story drags on? Schofield added that one of the goals with Modern Warfare 3 was for players to come away praising the story as well as the spectacle. Personally, I’m all about the multiplayer, but I will admit Modern Warfare 2’s story was very intriguing. I don’t care if Modern Warfare 3’s campaign is longer or shorter, just as long as its as entertaining and memorable.
Schofield also shared one of his favorite parts of the single player campaign, a moment in Berlin where a building is collapsing around the player in real time, and then the player has to enter the downed structure while it’s still creaking and groaning. That does sound pretty intense.
Article written by Matt Liebl, Check him out!
It’s already known that Battlefield 3’s campaign is longer than Modern Warfare 2’s single player campaign. But how does Modern Warfare 3 stack up against its predecessor?
According to Glen Schofield, one of the founders of Modern Warfare 3 co-developer Sledgehammer Games, the single player campaign for Modern Warfare 3 feels longer than the campaign for Modern Warfare 2. That doesn’t mean it necessarily IS longer. Schofield clarified that “the exact length depends on the player.” Seeing as how Modern Warfare 2 was criticized for it’s short single player length, I’m not sure that’s a good way of answering the question.
What does that mean it feels longer? Does that mean the story drags on? Schofield added that one of the goals with Modern Warfare 3 was for players to come away praising the story as well as the spectacle. Personally, I’m all about the multiplayer, but I will admit Modern Warfare 2’s story was very intriguing. I don’t care if Modern Warfare 3’s campaign is longer or shorter, just as long as its as entertaining and memorable.
Schofield also shared one of his favorite parts of the single player campaign, a moment in Berlin where a building is collapsing around the player in real time, and then the player has to enter the downed structure while it’s still creaking and groaning. That does sound pretty intense.
Article written by Matt Liebl, Check him out!
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Michael Condrey MW3 Details: Interview from GRTV at Gamescom..Nothing New Here. Keep Moving Along.
GRTV caught up with Sledgehammer Games at GamesCom to find out more about one of this year's big blockbusters - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. From updatesmw3 channel:
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Sony to Launch Playstation 4 in 2012
From BGR:
"Sony’s manufacturing partners will begin building the consumer electronics giant’s next-generation video game console toward the end of this year, with a launch scheduled for 2012, DigiTimes reports. Details surrounding Sony’s PlayStation 4 are very limited for the time being, but the report states that the new console will feature integrated movement-based controls similar to the Microsoft Kinect controller. Foxconn and Pegatron, the two manufacturing firms charged with assembling Sony’s PlayStation 3, will build the new console according to DigiTimes’ sources. 2012 shipment volume for the PS4 is said to be at least 20 million units."
Just a note Sony has sold 51 million PS3s.
"Sony’s manufacturing partners will begin building the consumer electronics giant’s next-generation video game console toward the end of this year, with a launch scheduled for 2012, DigiTimes reports. Details surrounding Sony’s PlayStation 4 are very limited for the time being, but the report states that the new console will feature integrated movement-based controls similar to the Microsoft Kinect controller. Foxconn and Pegatron, the two manufacturing firms charged with assembling Sony’s PlayStation 3, will build the new console according to DigiTimes’ sources. 2012 shipment volume for the PS4 is said to be at least 20 million units."
Just a note Sony has sold 51 million PS3s.
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Monday, July 4, 2011
BF3 vs. MW3 in Bonus Round at Gametrailers.com
Bonus Round starts out its special series with a versus between Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Sony Executive Howard Stringer asked by Shareholder to Resign
It looks like Sony is going to see a major leadership change...soon. According to Pete Davidson writing for Gamepro.com who got the story from Reuters:
"During a recent shareholders' meeting, Sony CEO was discussing the PSN hack and Sony's handling of the situation when a shareholder asked him to step down. The request was made with a view to allowing the company to make a fresh start following what is widely believed to be the biggest security breach in the history of the Internet", reports Reuters.
Looks like someone is going to sacrificed to appease the shareholder's and why not? It was a BIG screw-up!
Facebook hires hacker GeoHot
PRIVACY SHREDDING Facebook has hired the celebrated hacker Geohot, or George Hotz, according to reports.
Hotz is the computer expert who came up with a way of cracking Sony Playstations. He was also indirectly the cause of hacker attacks on Sony that bought its online gaming network to its knees, due to Sony's heavy handed legal bullying. Now, according to reports, he has a much more sedate occupation - working at Facebook.
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