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Take off your robe and wizard hat and join us for a discussion on getting naked and doing the dirty. In games, of course.
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Before you go and get heavily lost in Diablo III's demonic world, you might want to take a second (or third) look at Red Dead Redemption.
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The company is on the defensive after one developer threw the handheld under the bus.
Sony is reeling after one game creator suggested that third party developers have canceled their Vita projects and moved to the 3DS due to the handheld’s poor performance in Japan. A report in a Japanese newspaper carried the anonymous quote, which stated, “Major Japanese companies are cancelling all projects intended for Vita and are changing development to 3DS.” Sony wants you to know that this simply isn’t the case.
Scott Rohde, the senior vice president of Worldwide Studios said that while he didn’t see the specific quote, it’s not unusual to find “exaggerated” claims like that regarding untested products. He also noted that he knew of many third party devs working “feverishly” on Vita titles, and that it would be impossible for any one person to definitively say what every Vita studio may or may not be doing.
Edge magazine points out that calling the claims an “exaggeration” indicates that a few studios have indeed jumped ship, just not to the numbers the anonymous source stated. Whatever’s going on over in Japan, you can bet it will echo through the western marketplace.
Vita is just a few short days away from release and if the western launch isn’t strong, the device could be relegated to Virtual Boy territory. Right now, the Vita is being outsold by the 3DS and even the original PSP in Japan – not a good indicator of success. Sony isn’t known for being upfront with its customers, so the truth of the matter is probably somewhere between the two quotes.
We’ll just have to wait and see what happens. What do you think the fate of the Vita will be?
[Edge]
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The PS3 launched in 2006 and we’ve seen plenty of great titles in the last five years, but is it time to retire the current console generation?
When the original PlayStation 3 console launched in 2006, it represented the bold future of gaming hardware. Slightly more advanced than the Xbox 360 and boasting a built-in Blu Ray player, the PS3 floundered for a bit early on due to its high price point, but eventually became a sharp competitor to the Microsoft brand with exclusive titles like Uncharted and Grand Turismo.
But now it’s 2011 – isn’t it about time Sony started talking about the PlayStation 4? Nintendo has already announced its next console in the form of the Wii U, and there can be no doubt that Microsoft and Sony are both hard at work on the hardware that will eventually become their new system – but where are the details?
Analysts have predicted that the PS3 could stay strong until at least 2015, so it stands to reason the Xbox could likely make it that far as well. But the question here is whether gamers will want to play a nine-year-old console in the face of PC innovation. Already, games like Arkham City and Battlefield 3 are absolutely eclipsing their console competitors – Sony and Microsoft need to do something if they want to stay up to speed.
Developers already have to “dumb down” their content for consoles; as the hardware ages this process will be have an increasingly negative impact on the development process. Eventually we’ll hit a point where a virtual chasm exists between PS3s and PCs, if we’re not there already. A new console may not make perfect sense for companies with two decent performers, but it’s in the best interest of the industry that consoles move forward every few years.
So what do you think? Does the PS3 have a few years left in it, or is it time for an update? What features would you like to see in a new PlayStation console?
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A new service claims to help gamers find and trade the titles they love, without getting slapped by low re-sale prices. But are they for real? We sit down with the site’s founders, Rob and Shawn McClellan, to find out.
If you've ever tried to trade-in a used game at a brick and mortar retailer, you probably know the sting of the brutal price drop. A game you bought yesterday for full price is somehow only worth half that today, but will unsurprisingly be re-sold close to the original price.
It’s frustrating, but for the most part there wasn’t much gamers could do. Now, one site is claiming to have the solution to this problem, in the form of targeted gamer-to-gamer trading. This site is Trukatu.com, and I shot a few questions to the company’s founders to find out what makes this service so different from GameFly or other trade-in services.
Here’s the full interview, so you can decide for yourself:
What is Trukatu.com?
Trukatu.com is the new revolution in video game trading.
How does Trukatu differ from existing services like GameFly?
Unlike game rental services, once you receive your new game through Trukatu, you OWN it.
We differ from other online trading services in that we don’t convert your games to points or virtual currency. Trades are also completely anonymous between users because everything is mailed directly to Trukatu, where the games are checked for quality. We even provide postage-paid mailers so there’s no shipping costs to users whatsoever.
How does the trade-in system work?
Instead of points or credits, you receive GAMES for your games. After building a game library, users are offered trades and are given the opportunity to accept, modify or deny each one. Once a trade is accepted, users mail in their games to be verified and swapped. Our mailers are designed to function as a 2-way mailer. After you complete your first trade and receive your new game, you will already have a return mailer in your possession for your NEXT TRADE.
What types of games can participants expect to find? New releases? Older titles?
Trukatu is tailored to all levels of gamers; from basic gamers who just want to trade in old games they no longer play, to the ultimate power gamer who wants a new challenge every week. Our selection is based on our gamers’ libraries, and includes games for PS3, PS2, PSP, Wii, Xbox, and Xbox360.
How does Trukatu go about matching trade offers?
Users create a library of games they have and games they want using a comprehensive search function with quick and easy browsing. Trukatu continuously compares these libraries to form trade matches. Users can also initiate direct trades to other users, where you could offer a couple of your games for that amazing new one someone else has already mastered.
How is your subscription plan built (ie, tiers like Xbox Live gold, or trade limitations)?
During beta, users will pay $10 for each accepted trade. Later, we will also offer monthly recurring subscription plans, lowering the cost per trade. Offering these different plans allows Trukatu to cater to all types of gamers.
Who are you, and what is your experience in the industry?
We are two brothers from Northwest Ohio with a passion for gaming. I am an IT professional and self-proclaimed video game nerd. I also love programming (Java, C#, C++, HTML/PHP/Javascript) and I've even published a Nintendo DS game on QJ.net titled KhetDS many years ago. My brother, Shawn, has a background in banking and business finance with years of management experience. I am the IT guy and he is the backbone of the business. There has always been a constant sibling rivalry between us since I’m the “younger and smarter” brother but that rivalry helps us balance the creativity and experience within Trukatu.
What led you to create Trukatu?
Trukatu came together in late 2010 with the idea to finally put gamers in control by drastically changing the way video games are traded. The concept was designed we were tired of paying high costs for used games only to turn around and sell them back for just pennies on the dollar. We wanted to put the gamer in control by creating a place where they could trade video games without the hassle and high cost associated with retail game trading today.
How does the inspection process work?
When games arrive at Trukatu, they are individually inspected, ensuring that they are the correct games, and they are in good working condition. Then the swap is made and the games are sent off to their new owners.
What safety mechanisms are in place for members?
We act as the middle-man. By sending all games to Trukatu, no private information is shared between users, and game quality is always guaranteed.
The Trukatu Beta is still open, so jump in and let us know what you think. If done right, this could be the service we gamers have been waiting for.
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If you love Blizzard games and can’t turn away from slim odds of winning some sort of prize, Intel has you covered with the Blizzcon Virtual Scavenger Hunt.
Blizzcon is still a couple of weeks away, but if you’re ready to start your Blizzarding early, you can participate in the Intel Virtual Scavenger hunt. The game revolves around Blizzard trivia, so those that know the games will have better odds of moving forward.
Here’s how the game works: First, you’re presented with a simple clue. My first clue had something to do with Firewalkers, but I’m not great with lore so it read like “blah blah blah wizards lore lore lore.” Next, you’ll need to select the game from which the lore originated. After choosing the game, you’ll select a particular region and, finally, the character to which the statement applies.
The next part of the game is an item hunt similar to what you would find in an old “Highlights” magazine, and I don’t want to ruin where the game goes from there. Hell, it’s Saturday and you’re on the internet reading about video games, so you may as well invest a few minutes exploring the scavenger hunt for yourself.
The end result of all this exploring is a chance to win a variety of items from Razer, Intel, SteelSeries and ibuypower.com. The total giveaway is apparently worth 35,000, so head to the site and see if you can’t win yourself some loot: Intel Blizzcon Virtual Scavenger Hunt
Via Blizzard
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