some CONSOLE gaming news:
Grand Tourismo 4 delayed till the summer:
a spokesperson for Sony confirmed earlier today that the title would be delayed, in Europe at least, telling us: "It's looking like June or July now".
Source:various
HALO 2
spring releasy unlikely , probably to be released end of year..
chief Xbox officer Robbie Bach to suggest that the follow-up to Bungie's sensational Xbox smash Halo may slip into the second half of 2004
source:CVG
Well Aouch!
RESIDENT EVIL 4
Capcom spokesman confirmed that Biohazard 4 / Resident Evil 4 will remain exclusive for the GameCube, contradicting an earlier rumor about the game heading to multiple platforms.
source:the-magicbox
Nintendo new console gadget
Nintendo confirmed to Famitsu magazine that they will present a new game system at E3 2004 in May. The machine is not a successor to GameCube or GameBoy Advance, this product can play back existing game titles. (Editor's note: Further hint that the new machine is a variation of iQue Player?)
source:the-magicbox
PSP
Several developers have revealed their plans for the Sony PlayStation Portable handheld system in the latest issue of Famitsu:
Koei - working on 3 PSP titles
Sega - plans to announced new PSP titles at the Tokyo Game Show 2004 this fall
Namco - plans to release two or three PSP titles at launch
Capcom - plans to deliver titles at launch. Kenzo Tsujimoto, the president of Capcom said the development of PSP is arduous.
Square Enix - still evaluating whether to publish PSP titles
Konami - plans to release at least one PSP title at launch
source:the-magicbox
some other tidbits about PSP can be read here at gamespot
http://www.gamespot.com/all/news/news_6086213.html ....
SONY
some tidbits..:
In other Sony-related news, Saeki also supported the statements made by SCEE executive vice president of development, Phil Harrison in December, when he said that "Future generations of PlayStations will include motion-sensor and camera hardware similar to that found in the EyeToy". However, Saeki specifically mentioned the PlayStation 3 console, where Harrison only made suggestive remarks.
"We don't have any news releases on the PS3 at this time. Of course the project is still moving along. If there's one thing that can be said, the EyeToy actually goes one step ahead from the PS2, and closer to the concept behind the PS3. That might serve as a hint."
source:Gamespot
Grand Tourismo 4 delayed till the summer:
a spokesperson for Sony confirmed earlier today that the title would be delayed, in Europe at least, telling us: "It's looking like June or July now".
Source:various
HALO 2
spring releasy unlikely , probably to be released end of year..
chief Xbox officer Robbie Bach to suggest that the follow-up to Bungie's sensational Xbox smash Halo may slip into the second half of 2004
source:CVG
Well Aouch!
RESIDENT EVIL 4
Capcom spokesman confirmed that Biohazard 4 / Resident Evil 4 will remain exclusive for the GameCube, contradicting an earlier rumor about the game heading to multiple platforms.
source:the-magicbox
Nintendo new console gadget
Nintendo confirmed to Famitsu magazine that they will present a new game system at E3 2004 in May. The machine is not a successor to GameCube or GameBoy Advance, this product can play back existing game titles. (Editor's note: Further hint that the new machine is a variation of iQue Player?)
source:the-magicbox
PSP
Several developers have revealed their plans for the Sony PlayStation Portable handheld system in the latest issue of Famitsu:
Koei - working on 3 PSP titles
Sega - plans to announced new PSP titles at the Tokyo Game Show 2004 this fall
Namco - plans to release two or three PSP titles at launch
Capcom - plans to deliver titles at launch. Kenzo Tsujimoto, the president of Capcom said the development of PSP is arduous.
Square Enix - still evaluating whether to publish PSP titles
Konami - plans to release at least one PSP title at launch
source:the-magicbox
some other tidbits about PSP can be read here at gamespot
http://www.gamespot.com/all/news/news_6086213.html ....
SONY
some tidbits..:
In other Sony-related news, Saeki also supported the statements made by SCEE executive vice president of development, Phil Harrison in December, when he said that "Future generations of PlayStations will include motion-sensor and camera hardware similar to that found in the EyeToy". However, Saeki specifically mentioned the PlayStation 3 console, where Harrison only made suggestive remarks.
"We don't have any news releases on the PS3 at this time. Of course the project is still moving along. If there's one thing that can be said, the EyeToy actually goes one step ahead from the PS2, and closer to the concept behind the PS3. That might serve as a hint."
source:Gamespot