A few weeks ago Bungie put up this video clip of Halo action to showing what we may possibly see if a Halo movie is ever made.
Director Neill Blomkamp explores the lives of Marines and ODSTs on a last, desperate mission in a post-invasion Earth – a mission that may secure the salvation, or usher the destruction of the entire galaxy. Edited together as a standalone piece for the first time, these three shorts are the first glimpse at what a live-action Halo could look like and a must-see for Halo fans of every stripe.
I remember droooling over Neo Geo’s Magician Lord in the arcades back in the day. Now that I can have it I am like ‘meh.’
It’s funny how it works out that way with some older games. I was all over Punch out! though when it was released on the virtual console. Read the rest of this entry »
Another great and unexpected update. It has been announced that you will be able to build and save stages to your SD card. Not only that but via Wi-Fi connection you will be able to send stages to friends and even to Nintendo to be potentially featured as the “stage of The day”. Potentially each day there may be a new stage to experience though you may not be able to save the stages of the day.
RISE FROM YOUR GRAVE Genesis Forgotten Worlds game fans. Omega Five is for you. I will most likely be buying Omega Five. Theres always time for a good shooter. According to IGN Omega five is set to be released on Xbox Live Arcade this November.
The Nintendo DS TV Tuner will be released in Japan on November 20th for a price of 6,800 yen (about $60). This is sure to be a hit with security guards working nights everywhere.
Who really cares about this when you can watch full movies AND MORE on your DS with an M3 DS Simply Card?
Jason Booth a developer who worked on Guitar Hero I, II and Rock Band explains exactly why ports to the ps3 will never be as good as their 360 counter parts, and why most ps3 exclusives will likely continue to suck. Well he did work on the smash hit that is Guitar hero so its worth a read.
Heres a part of his in depth blog post speaking from “in the trenches as a developer” as he puts it:
