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The potential of creating a unique, innovative, upscale atmosphere that will differentiate the company from other cybercafés was realized. Gaming Def will allow video game lovers the ability to play console games with friends over the Internet and in-store. The idea stems from the networking possibilities generated by the ICT gaming industry and the clear need for a conducive environment for playe
09/05/2013
Sony Teases ‘Exciting’ Gran Turismo Announcement Next Week
Is Gran Turismo 6 finally coming?
Sony is teasing “exciting announcements” about the future of Gran Turismo next week, likely including the reveal of Gran Turismo 6. As announced by Sony this morning, Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi will host a 15th anniversary celebration at the Silverstone Circuit in the UK on May 15th where he will “provide an update on the future of the Gran Turismo game.”
A teaser trailer released today hints that “something big is happening” at the event and shows logos for Gran Turismo 1-5 before leaving an empty space for 6.
19/04/2013
The 7 Best Video Game Vendettas of All Time
Every villain needs a "hero" to save the world from their totally well-meaning lust for power, domination, and all the money. There's plenty of bad blood from the rivalries that arise from the clash between good and evil, but the following seven feuds stand out as the most enduring, the most ferocious, the most embittered of all time. As it turns out, heroes can be jerks, too.
10/04/2013
JOYSTICK-IT Arcade Stick for iPhone
Report: Next Xbox Needs a Constant Internet Connection
Xbox 720: Blu-ray inside, always-on netcon required
Xbox 720 has been fully detailed to some third-parties, VG247 has learned, and has been slotted in for a Christmas 2013 release. And yes: of course it’ll have a Blu-ray drive.
VG247 has learned that Microsoft has now detailed Xbox 720 to certain partners and has internally confirmed the machine for a Christmas 2013 release.
The next generation Xbox will have a Blu-ray drive, contrary to a recent report.
Multiple sources have confirmed this morning that the machine will have two GPUs. One said: “It’s like two PCs taped together.”
We’re waiting for final confirmation of specs, but the graphics cards are thought to be equivalent to AMD’s 7000 series GPUs, but “not CrossFire or SLI”. The GPUs aren’t structured as they are in a normal dual PC set-up, in which the two chips take it in turns to draw lines of the same object: Xbox 720′s graphics units will be able to work independently, drawing separate items simultaneously.
It was reported last week that PlayStation 4, internally codenamed Orbis, will also be powered by AMD hardware.
There will be “four or six” cores to the Xbox 720 CPU, one of which will be reserved for Kinect and one for the OS.
Xbox 720 will require an always-on internet connection as an anti-piracy measure.
We’ve also been told that the next generation of Kinect will be built into the device as standard.
The details have emerged in the wake of a hastily removed tweet from Sean Tracy, a technical designer for Crytek, that said he was attending the “Durango summit” in London at the end of February. Durango is though to be the codename for the console.
Microsoft is not expected to announce anything pertaining to its next machine until next year.
Many developers have been posting job openings for “next-gen” and “future-gen” systems for months.
Lionhead and Bethesda are just two of the latest.
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