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New Game Network: "With this years iteration of the Pro Evolution Soccer series, the developers are going all-out. However instead of trying to compete with FIFA and jump on next-generation platforms right away, the team is focusing on the current batch of consoles and instead switching out the games engine. PES 2014 will run on a modified FOX engine, the newly unveiled set of tools created to power most of Konamis upcoming titles. With solid enough steps forward in the past few years, could it be time for PES to beat the competition? We had a chance to play the game at E3 and find out more from the developers on what the future will bring."

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Total Revue: "This year's E3 was all eyes on the next-generation consoles as getting the right message worldwide and the execution were as important as ever. The conversation around them will span further than after the event has finished, right up to when the new consoles launch. However on Sony's side, for how the PS Vita is also a part of the whole ecosystem with the PS4, they sure failed miserably for Vita owners - here's why."

Added: 18.06.2013 7:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


Analog Addiction writes: "The PlayStation Vita has been on store shelves for almost 18 months, in that time the beautiful handheld has been critically praised for its hardware design. The first ever portable console to have dual analog sticks, has proven it is a competent piece of technology. However with a second E3 showing where original games for the system were in short supply, many Vita owners and consumers wanting to purchase the Vita continue to ask. Where are the games? Sony is focusing on their next generation hardware, but is it at the sacrifice of the Vita itself? Today PlayStation Vita aficionado Jamie Briggs and Vlad Pintea, who has not yet been sold on Sonys handheld, have come together to speak about Vitas future. Does Vita still have a chance to succeed? What needs to be done to sell the hardware? And more importantly, where are the games?"

Added: 18.06.2013 6:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


"The 2000s were a disappointing decade for Star Wars fans. The old movies were just getting more old, the books were doing a little good, but the prequel movies failed to impress many fans of the older movies. However there was one shining light that might have been as good as the first time you got to see Empire Strikes Back. That game was Knights of the Old Republic." well besides Star Wars Battlefront...

Added: 18.06.2013 5:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


Analog Addiction writes: "The PlayStation Vita has been on store shelves for almost 18 months, in that time the beautiful handheld has been critically praised for its hardware design. The first ever portable console to have dual analog sticks, has proven it is a competent piece of technology. However with a second E3 showing where original games for the system were in short supply, many Vita owners and consumers wanting to purchase the Vita continue to ask. Where are the games? Sony is focusing on their next generation hardware, but is it at the sacrifice of the Vita itself? Today PlayStation Vita aficionado Jamie Briggs and Vlad Pintea, who has not yet been sold on Sonys handheld, have come together to speak about Vitas future. Does Vita still have a chance to succeed? What needs to be done to sell the hardware? And more importantly, where are the games?"

Added: 18.06.2013 4:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


"The 2000s were a disappointing decade for Star Wars fans. The old movies were just getting more old, the books were doing a little good, but the prequel movies failed to impress many fans of the older movies. However there was one shining light that might have been as good as the first time you got to see Empire Strikes Back. That game was Knights of the Old Republic." well besides Star Wars Battlefront...

Added: 18.06.2013 4:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


Analog Addiction writes: "The PlayStation Vita has been on store shelves for almost 18 months, in that time the beautiful handheld has been critically praised for its hardware design. The first ever portable console to have dual analog sticks, has proven it is a competent piece of technology. However with a second E3 showing where original games for the system were in short supply, many Vita owners and consumers wanting to purchase the Vita continue to ask. Where are the games? Sony is focusing on their next generation hardware, but is it at the sacrifice of the Vita itself? Today PlayStation Vita aficionado Jamie Briggs and Vlad Pintea, who has not yet been sold on Sonys handheld, have come together to speak about Vitas future. Does Vita still have a chance to succeed? What needs to be done to sell the hardware? And more importantly, where are the games?"

Added: 18.06.2013 3:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


"The 2000s were a disappointing decade for Star Wars fans. The old movies were just getting more old, the books were doing a little good, but the prequel movies failed to impress many fans of the older movies. However there was one shining light that might have been as good as the first time you got to see Empire Strikes Back. That game was Knights of the Old Republic." well besides Star Wars Battlefront...

Added: 17.06.2013 17:27 | 6 views | 0 comments


All other projects cancelled.

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Gears for Breakfast: As the Kickstarter campaign is shortly coming to an end we feel that it is necessary to clarify the Wii U situation as we know some of you are waiting to hear confirmation before backing us. We have been contacted by several companies who have expressed an interest in helping us bring the game onto the Wii U platform. However we are still in early talks with them and therefore we cannot give you a definite answer as these negotiations take months to sort out. We would like to add that people from Nintendo of America have shown an interest in our game due to your massive support!