A new promotional video from Sony features three minutes of celebratory images basking in the warm glow of game culture. The video is a faux panoramic shot of a gamer's life starting with his early experience with the PSX all the way up to the new-generation of entertainment offered by the PlayStation 4.
TSA - "1995 was the year before I started studying for GCSEs. For most of it, I was fourteen years old and like most fourteen-year-olds, I probably felt a little bit out of place. The fact that I was the only ostensibly English kid in a Northern Irish school singled me out as different. Id moved here with my family (half of which is Northern Irish) three years earlier but my accent never relented much to the nasal cadences around it. I had teachers that regularly mocked my (correct, by the way!) pronunciation of certain words bigotry was boundless."
This probably isn't a surprise to anyone, but it looks like the Lego Star Wars games are heading to iOS and Android next year.
The news comes from Star Wars fan site Jedi News. It spotted the games on a list of upcoming Star Wars project at the depressingly titled Brand Licensing Europe Expo last week.
This won't be the first time Lego and Star Wars have been crammed together on the App Stor...
3DSPedia: "In Pokemon X and Y, you can EV train your pokemon in a completely new and simple way. No more begging for Pokerus or Brace items. You can use the Super Training to EV train your Pokemon and enjoy the experience as well because its basically playing minigames to increase EVs (252 EVs to max out a base stat and a total of 510 EVs per Pokemon)."
"That'd be fun," Blow said, noting that it would be a challenge for such a project, just like his MMO concept, to be considered an art game.
"It has to be an art game in a different way. It can't be an art game in the cinematic way of 'you walk in and here's the final polished expression that's very tailored' which is what [The Witness] and Braid are," Blow said. "But it can still be an art game in the sense that we're really going for something specific in the systems that we're building. The more experience as a designer I have, the more I'm interested in that part of it."
The Witness will be released in 2014 as a timed-exclusive for the PS4.
"That'd be fun," Blow said, noting that it would be a challenge for such a project, just like his MMO concept, to be considered an art game.
"It has to be an art game in a different way. It can't be an art game in the cinematic way of 'you walk in and here's the final polished expression that's very tailored' which is what [The Witness] and Braid are," Blow said. "But it can still be an art game in the sense that we're really going for something specific in the systems that we're building. The more experience as a designer I have, the more I'm interested in that part of it."
The Witness will be released in 2014 as a timed-exclusive for the PS4.
This probably isn't a surprise to anyone, but it looks like the Lego Star Wars games are heading to iOS and Android next year.
The news comes from Star Wars fan site Jedi News. It spotted the games on a list of upcoming Star Wars project at the depressingly titled Brand Licensing Europe Expo last week.
This won't be the first time Lego and Star Wars have been crammed together on the App Stor...
