If you are a Splinter Cell fan, you will want to check out the 8 new screenshots from their upcoming release. The game has been delayed until September. Looks like it will be a great addition to the Splinter Cell family.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Pro-G - Prodigious Gaming: Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent Screens
If you are a Splinter Cell fan, you will want to check out the 8 new screenshots from their upcoming release. The game has been delayed until September. Looks like it will be a great addition to the Splinter Cell family.
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Midway Unviels 2006 Lineup for PlayStation Portable (PSP)
Midway Press Release: PR 2006-02-27 A
Midway Games Inc. today announced the company’s 2006 lineup of products for Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP) game system. The 2006 PSP lineup will include titles based on top Midway franchises such as NBA Ballers: Rebound™, expected to ship in spring; Mortal Kombat®: Unchained™, scheduled for fall; and a new RUSH® racing title, scheduled to ship for the holidays. The PSP offers will only get better and I for one am very happy to see it happening.
Midway Games Inc. today announced the company’s 2006 lineup of products for Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP) game system. The 2006 PSP lineup will include titles based on top Midway franchises such as NBA Ballers: Rebound™, expected to ship in spring; Mortal Kombat®: Unchained™, scheduled for fall; and a new RUSH® racing title, scheduled to ship for the holidays. The PSP offers will only get better and I for one am very happy to see it happening.
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Report: Sony admits PS3 delay possible - News at GameSpot
It looks as though Merrill Lynch was correct that Sony would delay the release of the PS3 due to problems with the mass production of the console's built-in Blu-ray drive. This comes as no surprise as many sources were reporting that fall would be the earliest that the Playstation 3 would be released. I think most Playstation fans will be ok with this but a delay into 2007 would spell trouble for Sony.
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
WSJ.com - Major League Gaming Gains Edge
WSJ.com - Major League Gaming Gains Edge
Better read this soon as WSJ articles require registration very quickly. The bottom line is that a company that hosts videogame matches got $10 Million in funding to help craft a gaming sports league. Check out their website at MLGpro.com
Here is the 2006 schedule:
New York - March 24th - 26th
Dallas - April 21st - 23rd
Atlanta - June 2nd - 4th
Los Angeles - July 21st - 23rd
Philadelphia - August 25th - 27th
Chicago - Wild Card & Playoffs - October 6th - 8th
Las Vegas - National Championship - November 17th - 19th
I might try to make a few of these events. I'll keep you posted if I do.
Better read this soon as WSJ articles require registration very quickly. The bottom line is that a company that hosts videogame matches got $10 Million in funding to help craft a gaming sports league. Check out their website at MLGpro.com
Here is the 2006 schedule:
New York - March 24th - 26th
Dallas - April 21st - 23rd
Atlanta - June 2nd - 4th
Los Angeles - July 21st - 23rd
Philadelphia - August 25th - 27th
Chicago - Wild Card & Playoffs - October 6th - 8th
Las Vegas - National Championship - November 17th - 19th
I might try to make a few of these events. I'll keep you posted if I do.
What are your favorite PS2 video games?
My current favorite video games include Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, Need For Speed: Most Wanted, and Nintendo Super Smash Bros. Melee. Here are the current Top 10 Playstation 2(PS2) video games on Playstation.com to help you out:
Source: The NPD Group / NPD Funworld / TRSTS
PS2 Madden NFL 2006
PS2 MVP 06: NCAA Baseball
PS2 Need For Speed: Most Wanted
PS2 Star Wars Battlefront II
PS2 Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - Special Edition
PS2 WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2006
GUN
25 to Life for PlayStation 2
PS2 NBA Live 2006
Call of Duty: Big Red One
Source: The NPD Group / NPD Funworld / TRSTS
PlayStation.com - News - News Stories - SOCOM 3 to invade new maps
PlayStation.com - News - News Stories - SOCOM 3 to invade new maps
According to playstation.com:
This sounds pretty cool. I am interested to see how this works and if they introduce any new maps.
According to playstation.com:
new downloadable map packs for SOCOM 3 will be available this year, with the first scheduled for release sometime in March. Gamers will be able to log into their SOCOM 3 accounts and purchase the add-ons for $5.99. Using a compatible USB storage device or a PlayStation Portable equipped with a Memory Stick Duo (minimum 32MB capacity), purchasers can take their downloaded content anywhere. Those with the PS2 40GB internal drive will also be able to download the map packs.
The first bunch will include several maps that should be familiar to those who played SOCOM II, such as new versions of After Hours, Last Bastion, and Liberation. This will mark the first time that the maps will be playable without the internal hard drive, and each battleground has been reworked with new features for SOCOM 3. Subsequent packs will be distributed "over the next several months" and feature reworked maps from the original SOCOM, as well as all-new levels.
This sounds pretty cool. I am interested to see how this works and if they introduce any new maps.
Monday, February 20, 2006
russian climbing - Google Video
russian climbing - Google Video
I love these videos. These guys are awesome. The style is called Parkour and is an urban sport that originated in Europe, it’s a new way of bringing together the spring-loaded bodies of young males with stairways, park benches, the stuff of city blocks and suburban shopping malls. Call it skateboarding, but without the skateboards — a form of extreme gymnastics that swaps parallel bars and mats for fire escapes and concrete.
The sport was invented in the late 1980s by two suburban Paris teens, Sebastien Foucan and David Belle, who began experimenting with obstacle course-style exercises taught to them by Belle’s father, who had served in the military. Parkour is making way into the United States, helped along by word-of-mouth on the Internet. Check it out.
I love these videos. These guys are awesome. The style is called Parkour and is an urban sport that originated in Europe, it’s a new way of bringing together the spring-loaded bodies of young males with stairways, park benches, the stuff of city blocks and suburban shopping malls. Call it skateboarding, but without the skateboards — a form of extreme gymnastics that swaps parallel bars and mats for fire escapes and concrete.
The sport was invented in the late 1980s by two suburban Paris teens, Sebastien Foucan and David Belle, who began experimenting with obstacle course-style exercises taught to them by Belle’s father, who had served in the military. Parkour is making way into the United States, helped along by word-of-mouth on the Internet. Check it out.
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