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Friday, May 31, 2013

Naughty Dog transitioning current engine to the PS4

In a interview with Digital Spy, Bruce Straley, Naughty Dog's game director, confirmed that the current engine on the Naughty Dog's PS3 title, The Last of Us is going to be carried on to the PS4.

"We scrapped everything at the beginning of Uncharted 1, and we had a perfectly good engine with the Jak & Daxter franchise," "We could have started with something there and then built off of it and only changed the pieces and parts as we needed, when we needed. And that really caused a lot of turmoil."

Coming out of the engine in Jak and Dexter Naughty Dog wanted to a create a new engine for the next generation of games. When the PS3 was first released Naughty Dog created a new engine specifically for the Uncharted series, it proved difficult because they didn't know much off of this new hardware. Now Naughty Dog is carrying over it's existing current engine to the next gen.

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

PS4 games to require mandatory remote play

Sony president of worldwide studios Shuhei Yoshida confirmed on Twitter today that most games (those without have an exception) will have the ability to use remote play on the PlayStation Vita.

 Those who don't know what Remote Play is, is that it essentially allows PlayStation 3 games to be played on the Vita as well. This functionality is utilized the PlayStation Vita.

Monday, May 27, 2013

PlayStation Fans speak out against DRM on the PS4

Earlier today there was speculation that Sony maybe using DRM on the PS4 in response to Microsoft's confirmation of using some kind of DRM service for the next Xbox. The fans have spoken out on Twitter #PS4NoDRM complaining that they don't won't any type of DRM service on the PS4. The CEO of Sony, Kaz Hirai has responded to the criticism of DRM on the PlayStation 4:

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Saturday, May 25, 2013

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Thursday, May 23, 2013

Live action trailer, Destiny gameplay to reveal at PlayStation E3 Press Conference

Check out this live action trailer of Destiny. At the end it states that the Worldwide Gameplay Reveal of Destiny is going to be held at the PlayStation E3 Conference in June 10, 2013.


It cannot be anymore exciting than this, the first gameplay reveal of Destiny to be seen at the PlayStation E3 Conference!

Destiny is slated to release on PS3, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One.

Dead Island developer, Techland announces Dying Light for PS4

Today, Techland, the studio behind the Dead Island franchise has announced a new IP for the PlayStation 4 called Dying Light. Game Informer got an hands off demo demonstrated by Techland. Dying Light introduces day and night cycles. Players have to scavenge for supplies to prepare for night time. Techland states that daytime lasts about 30 minutes and nightime will be a little bit shorter. At a glance, this new IP does look like Dead Island, but we'll have to wait to see more.

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Call of Duty: Ghosts shows off new tech with comparison video

In this recent comparison video it compares Call of Duty: Ghosts with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's character models. One of technologies in the next generation engine used by Call of Duty: Ghosts named Sub D enhances Polygon count in real time to make objects look smoother. Sub D, high resolution textures, subsurface skin shaders, multiple lights and self casting shadows are used to make a character look realistic as possible. The trailer highlights these features by comparing Call of Duty: Ghost's character models with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's character models. Check it out down below:


Call of Duty Ghosts coming to PS4, Xbox One, PC, PS3, Xbox 360 in November 5

Call of Duty, one of the most popular first person shooters in the market today is releasing with a new engine for the mark of a new next generation console release. Call of Duty's next entry, Call of Duty Ghosts is being developed by Infinity Ward, the studio behind the critically acclaimed Modern Warfare series. Outed for a release date of November 5, 2013. It will feature all new game mechanics from past Call of Duty titles, like the ability to leap, lean, and slide. In story mode, you will be able to use dogs and connect with them in a whole other level. The new engine increases the polygon count, adds intelligent AI, improved texture and lighting, and smoke. In multiplayer, dynamic hazards are being added to various maps, changing up a player's strategies and character customization is confirmed.


Check out the Call of Duty: Ghosts Reveal Trailer:


Check out the Call of Duty: Ghosts Behind the Scenes Preview Video:


EA Sports Ignite trailer was not gameplay, but "pre-rendered" video

The EA Sports Ignite trailer, which some of us thought shown the engine's capabilities is sadly mistaken. When asked by Polygon, Andrew Wilson, the executive vice President of EA Sports, if gameplay was shown in the trailer, he responded no.

 "It was all pre-rendered. Listen, we're not hiding behind that fact. This was an event that we've been planning for a number of months on a new platform. And what we wanted to do was use real game assets, so they're all real game assets, straight out of our game teams, but we had to get it into a format that would be usable in this style of event. "What I'm really happy to say, though, is that our games right now are delivering on that, and in some cases more," Wilson said, "and we're going to show a lot more of that at E3 in a couple of weeks. And then by the time we get to launch, the sky's the limit of where we get to." He added the four sports titles are "following where our games are going and certainly in line with what we're seeing in our games right now on console."


Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Ignite Engine to power PS4 and Xbox One EA Sports Titles

Today EA, has released a trailer at Microsoft's Xbox One reveal showing off the engines capability. This new engine called Ignite will be used for next generation systems, the PS4 and the Xbox One. The trailer shows off various aspects of several EA sports franchises.

Click this link to watch the trailer.

Are you excited for this new engine revealed by EA?

Monday, May 20, 2013

Reddit user creates a drawn PS4 based on the Playstation 4 Design first look video

Check out this amazing PS4 drawn concept. Reddit user, Albino-Zebra created a 3D drawn PS4 based on the design features shown in the earlier Playstation 4 Design First Look video today.

 Pretty neat, huh?

A slight tease of the PS4 design

Sony released a video showing off a few glimpses of the PS4 design. Besides a glimpse of the PlayStation logo and the "4" of the PS4, there isn't much to identify with. It is yet unknown where these quick glimpses of the PS4 would fit into the console. It soon ends with the date June 10, 2013, which happens to be at Sony's E3 Press Conference.


Are you excited to see the first glimpse of the PS4 itself?

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Gran Turismo 6 being considered on the PS4

In a recent interview with IGN, Kazunori Yamauchi, the creator of the Gran Turismo series tells IGN that a PS4 version is being considered, but at the time being Gran Turismo 6 is being released exclusively for the PS3. He then adds, the PS3 version would have DLC and updates and once the player has finished the game, the PS4 version would be announced, in which he thinks is best.

This is yet a confirmation that Gran Turismo 6 will be on the PS4, but Kazunori points out that developing a Gran Turismo 6 on the PS4 would be best after Gran Turismo 6 on the PS3 has been well played out.

Gran Turismo is stated for release for the PS3 in the 2013 Holiday.

Naughty Dog annouces The Last of Us to be digitally released on PSN, boasts PS4 download technology

In a recent article by Game Informer, Naughty Dog confirms that the Last of Us would be released day one digital in the PSN store. Neil Druckmann, Naughty Dog's creative director and Bruce Straley, Naughty Dog's game director tells Game Informer that the Last of Us would be playable once it is download progress is at 50%. Sony adds that future PS4 titles would almost be instantaneous playable once download starts in the background.

The Last of Us releases on June 14.

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