At Sony’s special GDC event, Activision, Capcom, WB Games, Namco Bandai, Square Enix, Ubisoft, EA, Disney, Konami, Sega, Crave and Tecmo Koei all confirmed that they’ll be supporting the Move in future versions of their games.
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Sony’s Move supported by 36 companies, 20 games this fiscal year
During the recent Vanquish media unveiling in Tokyo, creator Shinji Mikami outed the action-shooter game’s lack of multiplayer functionality. “That’s the main reason we’re keeping Vanquish as a single-player experience — to deliver the level of impact, the level of detail and the visuals we want to offer,” Mikami offered at the press event, reports Eurogamer . Apparently, due to the fact that the single-player game is “very intense” and “full of action,” a multiplayer component would require “shaving a lot of things off” in order to make them work.
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Mikami explains why Vanquish is single-player only
These days it seems like every game has multiplayer. Multiplayer isn’t just expected, it has become a given. That makes it all the more noticeable when a game does not have the feature
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Platinum Games’ Third-Person Shooter Won’t Have Multiplayer [Bummer]
It remains to be seen just how well After Burner: Climax will translate from its arcade greatness over to a downloadable form on consoles, but at least it still looks purty . And we mean everything about it, from the clean and simple Sega UI, to the well-designed dynamic lighting on the planes and explosions, all the way out to the great-looking vistas that catch your eye just as you fire up the ‘burners and race for the horizon … What?
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After Burner: Climax looks like Aurora-ing good time
Alpha Protocol is showing off the “toys” in this latest trailer for the espionage RPG.
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Alpha Protocol has gadgets and gizmos aplenty, whozits and whatzits galore
Sega and developer Sumo Digital take a stab at kart racing with Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, a chance for Sega characters great and small to, for some reason, get together and settle their difference in go kart competitions. Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing is Mario Kart for the gamer that aligned itself with Sega in its former rivalry with Nintendo, a brightly colored, simple arcade racer that follows the gameplay of long-running Mario-starring series closely.
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Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Review: Remaster System [Review]
Emerging from “deep cover” (a euphemism for plastic surgery in Eastern Europe), where it received ” tweaks ,” Alpha Protocol is ready to shake its money maker and get everyone interested in it again with a new trailer and screenshots. Not only that, but the game’s box art has also received a facelift, adding several more guns to what was only a two pistol cover before
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New Alpha Protocol trailer declassified, box art is Bourne again
A day after informing IGN that Yakuza 3 was coming to the U.S. with content cuts, Sega offered more explanation.
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Sega: Yakuza 3 Cuts Were Necessary For Western Release [UPDATE] [PS3]
Ready to leave your boring home planet and take off on a grand, spacefaring adventure in your very own spaceship ?
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Infinite Space lands on DS March 16
Over the past couple of years, Sega bet big on the Wii’s hardcore audience. Things didn’t really pan out. Trying to wring one last sales surge out of their mature titles, then, Sega Australia will be releasing this triple pack.
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Sega Gives The Wii One Last Shot Of The Old Ultra-Violence [Wii]
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