Archive for March, 2010
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Former Sony President to Work for Capcom in Europe
David Reeves retired from Sony last year. I remember his speech on what he was going to do with his time and it was something along the lines of a ski instructor, car mechanic or physics teacher. He said that it was his time to repay society for all he has taken from it. I’m guessing he just couldn’t leave video games alone.
David Reeves has accepted the position of chief operating officer of Capcom Europe with the goal of exploring new growth areas throughout the region.
Cross-game chatting In the Works Says Head Honcho PS Home Community Manager
Posted by Ace in Firmware, PS3, PS3 software, PSN on March 30th, 2010
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PS Home Community Manager CydoniaX has revealed that several features are in development that a lot of PS3 owners have been clamoring for, particularly cross-game chat and voice messaging.
The reveal was given in a discussion thread in the PlayStation blog where one user gave the following comment:
When are we getting game launching abilities for every multiplayer game in the PS3 library? Why is it that the most basic of features for both the XMB and HOME get prioritized and delivered before all the extra stuff?
1) XMB – Voice Chat across games
2) XMB – Voice messaging(30 sec clip)
3) HOME – Game Launching for all games
Multiplayer DLC for God of War III? Early April Fools?
Posted by Marc Macayan in God of War 3 on March 30th, 2010
A scan of a French Official Playstation Magazine has popped up over at the GameTrailer forums. The scan supposedly shows a multiplayer DLC for God of War III.
UFC Undisputed 2010: New game improvements
Posted by Paul in PS3, UFC Undisputed 2010 on March 30th, 2010
I had a blast with the first UFC Undisputed 2009 and am looking forward to the new improved 2010 version. I really like the demo below with the new sway system. Its definitely different in the fact that you don’t have to be cast into a fighting style completely, you can take different things from all the styles and pretty much create your own style. It really looks like THQ has put a lot of time into the game and it just keeps getting more and more polished.
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