VIII La PS3 (suite)

[Meven]

Ca donne quoi ? Je peux pas accéder au site

[xolooth]

Preview et première prise en main de The Team Ico Collection par Gamespot :

http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/theteamicocollection/news.html?sid=6287011&mode=previews

Ca s'annonce chouette !!

The upcoming Ico and Shadow of the Colossus Collection for the PlayStation 3 is the highly-anticipated HD compilation of Team Ico-made PlayStation 2 games that was detailed at last year’s Tokyo Game Show. The fan favorites are getting the red carpet treatment for the collection thanks to an HD upgrade and 3D support. We were able to get a taste of both games--running in 2D and 3D--during a visit to Sony’s Japanese offices this week, and are happy to report they’re both looking sharp.


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We went in chronological order and tried out 2001’s ICO first, which let us relive the atmospheric adventure that follows a young boy as he tries to escape a castle with a princess named Yorda. The unique puzzle game resonated with fans thanks to its art direction, music, and gameplay. The PlayStation 3 remaster of the game looks sharp and benefits from the HD upgrade, and the game has a subtle beauty to it due to the art direction. The game’s art style has a minimalist look that’s clean and shines with the resolution upgrade: just don’t expect crazy photo realism. The game’s framerate was solid in the work-in-progress version we played, as were the controls. The two biggest tweaks to the original game are the inclusion of gameplay elements from the European version of the game (including a new ending and two player mode), trophies, and 3D support. Given the nature of the environments and gameplay, the 3D effect in ICO is subtler than we’ve seen in other games. While this means the 3D isn’t as in your face as other some other titles, we have to say we’re happy about that.

On the other hand, 2005’s Shadow of the Colossus makes a flashier impression thanks to the game’s scale. You’re cast as Wander, a boy on a quest to slay 16 gargantuan creatures called colossi in order to save the life of his special lady. The stylish game was more action-oriented than ICO, and featured awesome battles against the colossi. The remastered game looks outstanding thanks to sharper textures that bring the unique game’s world to vivid life. The improved visuals are further complemented by the game’s smooth framerate, which is much more stable than its PlayStation 2 predecessor. As with Ico, the game played just as well as we remember it. The implementation of 3D in Shadow of the Colossus bears some calling out as it really adds to the game’s visual impact. The upgraded visuals and 3D effect make for a stunning combination, especially when you’re fighting the colossi. We have to say were very impressed by how 3D has been worked into the game without coming across as forced.

We’re very excited by what we played of the upcoming collection. The games look great, with Shadow of the Colossus really popping. If you missed these games the last time around you should definitely pick the collection up when it ships later this year. For those that did play them and loved them, the upcoming compilation is worth spending some time with. Look for more on ICO and Shadow of the Colossus Collection in the coming months.

[manuxs]

Moi non plus, j'ai juste mis la news



EDIT : Merci xolooth

EDIT 2 : Et moi qui cherche désespérement un bon LCD 3D sans défaut en ce moment. Ca me donne encore plus envie de trouver et d'en acheter un

[Babook]

Ca fait bien longtemps que le prix de vente des objets de consommation correspondent à ce que le client final est prêt à payer et non au coût de revient.

[misterdo]

Ca fait bien longtemps que le prix de vente des objets de consommation correspondent à ce que le client final est prêt à payer et non au coût de revient.

Bon c'est vrai je suis d'accord.
Mais on ne peux pas en même temps se plaindre de tous les désagrément du piratage et dire que sans piratage ce serait pareil.

[Fafa]

Ca me rappelle avec nostalgie mes cours d'économie sur la fixation du prix.

[Meven]

Mais on ne peux pas en même temps se plaindre de tous les désagrément du piratage et dire que sans piratage ce serait pareil.

Déjà il faudrait peut-être revenir aux sources, à la genèse, au départ !
Sans piratage, es-tu certain que l'informatique se serait développé autant ?

Souviens à une époque où les Pcs ou autre machine comme Amiga et Atari se vendaient comme des petits pains parce que justement il y avait le méchant piratage. Au prix des machines, c'était pas vraiment étonnant.

[BennJ]

Meven tu le sens venir le Carton Jaune pour "HS sur deux pages" alors que tu as reçu un avertissement tout à l'heure ???

Si vous voulez parlez de cela il y d'autres topic, notamment celui de Fafa : Le blabla du JV, humeur et culture

[Scream]

Apparemment les mises a jour par USB serait maintenant bloqué depuis la 3.56 , pour ceux qui veulent faire plus rapide la prochaine MaJ sera plus longue , je sens que ça va etre trés chiant cette histoire , surtout si Sony s'obstine a vouloir contrer les hackers .

[manuxs]

Apparemment les mises a jour par USB serait maintenant bloqué depuis la 3.56 , pour ceux qui veulent faire plus rapide la prochaine MaJ sera plus longue , je sens que ça va etre trés chiant cette histoire , surtout si Sony s'obstine a vouloir contrer les hackers .

On verra demain avec la 3.57

[Mr Eric]

surtout que la 3.56 semble déjà hackée...

http://www.clubic.com/jeu-video/actualite-393698-firmware-3-56-ps3-contournee.html

[BennJ]

Sony annonce le Playstation Suite

SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT TO UNVEIL
“PLAYSTATION®SUITE,” DELIVERING THE WORLD
OF PLAYSTATION® TO ANDROID™ BASED PORTABLE DEVICES

Simultaneously Launching “PlayStation®Certified” License Program to Provide
PlayStation® Content and Development Support for Android™ Based Portable Devices

Tokyo, January 27, 2011– Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) today unveiled “PlayStation®Suite” (PS Suite), delivering the PlayStation® experience to Android™ based portable devices*1. Through this entirely new initiative, users will be able to enjoy PlayStation content on an open operating system for the first time in PlayStation history.
In the dramatically evolving and diversifying mobile market, the number of users who enjoy games casually on a variety of devices including mobile phones, smart-phones and tablet PCs, has been increasing significantly. By offering “PlayStation quality” content to this rapidly growing market, SCE will not only deliver the PlayStation experience to a wider base of users around the globe, but will also be able to offer game developers and publishers the potential to further expand their business opportunities to these devices.
In providing the PlayStation experience on Android based portable devices, SCE will commence a “PlayStation®Certified” license program for hardware manufacturers. Through this program, SCE will offer necessary support, including development support as well as logo licensing, to ensure the delivery of PlayStation quality experience across various devices.

On the software front, SCE plans to provide PS Suite content within this calendar year, starting with original PlayStation games*2 (PS one® classics) that will allow users to enjoy “PlayStation quality” gameplay on their Android based portable devices. SCE also plans to open PlayStation®Store where users will be able to download content in an easy to use environment, directly via the Android based portable devices. Moreover, SCE will provide a new game development environment in an effort to ensure new and compelling content is delivered on PS Suite, which will also offer opportunities for a wider base of developers and publishers to further expand their business on various portable devices.

Newly developed content for PS Suite can also be enjoyed on the next generation portable entertainment system (codename: NGP), which SCE announced today. Users who have never experienced PlayStation content can get a taste of the PlayStation experience through PS Suite and from there, they can enjoy the ultimate portable entertainment experience that is only possible on NGP.

SCE will vigorously enhance the entertainment world delivering the PlayStation experience to a wider base of users.

*1 Android™ 2.3 or beyond is required.
*2 PS one game console software title. We will announce the tiles when ready.

En gros ca nous donne :

Aujourd'hui à Tokyo, Sony a non seulement annoncé la Next Generation Portable mais aussi la disponibilité prochaine de la PlayStation Suite. Ce software, qui aura pour but d'offrir l'expérience PlayStation aux utilisateurs Android, assurera la qualité de titres PlayStation sur le système d'exploitation mobile de Google.

Sony est bien conscient que le marché des téléphones mobiles est en pleine expansion et que les smartphones sous Android sont de plus en plus courants. Ainsi, en proposant le service PlayStation Suite, Sony Computer Entertainment souhaite faire découvrir les atouts de ses services en ligne à un public plus large.

La PlayStation Suite permettra également aux utilisateurs Android de naviguer dans le PlayStation Store et d'y acheter des contenus compatibles avec son appareil. Qualifié d'une mise en bouche par la firme nipponne, le meilleur moyen de prolonger cette expérience sera de se tourner vers la Next Generation Portable, synonyme de "divertissement portable ultime". Le service sera rendu public au cours de l'année 2011 et proposera dans un premier temps des remakes PlayStation One, dont une partie devrait être révélée prochainement. À noter qu'il sera uniquement accessible depuis un Androphone équipé d'Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) ou supérieur.

Source : http://www.ps3gen.fr/playstation-suite- ... 14811.html

Bien content d'avoir mon HTC Desire Z moi En espérant que HTC se bouge à la passer en 2.3

[Meven]

CEux qui ont leur ps3 d'allumée, vous avez vu le nouveau truc dans le menu musique ? Me souviens plus du nom.

[Scream]

Qriocity , pas teste puisque ça demande un abonnement ( encore un )

[Meven]

Un abonnement ? ah bah sans moi alors, on va rester sur Vidzone