Sony Sony Discussion: **** Prototype.

Let's talk about Sony.

Like Sony's PS3. You guys like it? Let's talk about it.

What about the PSP? High price, but is it really worth it? Discuss!


I don't like the PS3 personally (yet). Once it drops in price and more games come out for it (like form E3) I'll get one. But for now, I want a Wii.

 

Psh, right now the PS3 is the best buy out there. F*ck the Wii. The wii is like immediate gratification, sure you get Zelda, Mario, SSBB, and Metroid, but that's it. with the PS3 you get both FFXIII's, Uncharte,d Lair, Ratchet, Killzone, Socom, etc. It already has more hardcore games than the Wii.

As for the PSP, how dare you insult the gaming Ipod :P Of course it's worthit. More hardcore hand held games and the ability the listen to music.

 

True. The PS3 does have more action based games. Which is a good thing. Though that's the thing, Wii is aimed at kids. It'd be much wiser to get a system you can have 'fun' with the family. Screw games where you can shoot someones head off.

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PSP is worthless. has like no room for music. Memory sticks fail, since you get like no space on them unless you waste like 20 bucks on a 1 gig one. Oh yeah, and the movie element fails too. You have to buy separate movies for it. WTF is this? XD

 

Psh, Wii is going through it's drought. So what if you get your two family games that are Wii fit and Wii sports. You need some good hardcore single player games because you can't play family games all the time. Mario, Metroid and the like can't solve such a thing when you compare to MGS4 and Socom.

Lies and deceit and slander! That failed so much I had to add a new line to my catch phrase :P The 1 gb is definitely worth it, I bought it and now I can allthe music I want on my PSP, now I don't have to pay so much money for an Ipod plus I get Metal Gear on hand.

 

The Wii maybe have /those/ family games. But it's games are directed towards a younger audience, which is why it can be good. Often times games are far more fun if you're playing with friends. You can also get a work out. :P Anyway, Socom and MGS4 are good, sure, but you can still get just as great gameplay on a smaller, more capable console. Plus the Wii isn't trillions of dollars.

..... LOL All the music you want. XD each song is 3 MB. You can only have a total of 33 songs on your little memory stick. And the games are usually like 10 MB, so what? I'd rather waste 150 on a DS and buy Rub Rabbits than play with a PSP.

 

Yes, but I don't see the point in a family based direction when the majority of consoles are sold to hardcore gamers. They feel left out and always will with the horrible purchase that is the Wii. If you get a work out playing wii tennis you need to get out more is all I have to say :P Sure it's good when firends come over, but I've rather play multiplayer battles on Haze or co-op Ratchet and Clank with them than Mario Party 8.

Lol, a 1gb=1000mb man, there's alot more than 33 :P The games are in the Kb's, MGS takes no more than .8mb. Lmao, no just no, Socom, Metal Gear, and, one you shoud like, Mega Man Powered Up are much better.

 

I do agree with you about the Ratchet and Clank and Haze and whatnot. Though, still, you'd be surprised at how massive the family-gamer population is. It makes up a good 40% if I'm not mistaken. And even if those action games sell like crazy, a Wii console game (because we all know nintendo) wouldn't get law suites against it's extremely violent games. Like the PS2's Hunter (can't remember the name really). It was a game that got banned from several countries because it was a game where you played as a serial killer and kill other murderers. Anyway, the point is, a gaming industry that sells totally legal games for a much wider audience (you can be a late teenager and still play these games) is a far wiser choice than to buy all these insanely expensive games. They may be extremely kickass, but they ultimately don't sell anywhere NEAR as good. Though if time does tell, I predict the PS3 will turn out just like the PS2. Best console of it's time. That, I can probably assure you that it will happen. And if Sony does what it usually does, it'll upgrade it's PS3 to a smaller size. I'd say it's hard to tell. Since both systems are looking to fight against eachother exactly as the PS2 and Gamecube once did, once I think about it.


Anyway, I meant to say the PSP can hold only 333 songs. I suppose that is a hefty amount, but still... Eventually you'll have to buy tons and tons of memory sticks. I can only say it's just a very unorganized system. Unlike the PSP, the DS beats it IMO. Nintendo made it's games save memory on the actual cartridge rather than onto a memory bank. Works better, imo.

 

I got a 256MB with my PSP for a deal and it was great for me. I was able to fit a whole film on it as well as my game saves. I even used it as an MP3 player for a little while when I lost my MP3 Player. It was good for storing some of my favourite songs. =D

The PSP is superior to DS in terms of hardware, if only the games matched up to the quality of the handheld. It's not until recently games are getting better but it took 2 years to do that. =/

As for PS3, I have decided that it's going to be my next console, as much as a 360 has tempted me, i'm sticking with Sony. The MGS4 gameplay won me over. But right now it's the price that is stopping me. As a student I can't afford just to waste £425, and my parents won't get me something that much for christmas. =/

 

It is true that family based games are selling much better thanks to the Wii, but still can't beat the classic single player adventure. Why else would SSBB get a storyline in it's adventure? Certainly not to apease the family based gamers. Gaming sources and sites realize this may be the fall of Nintendo's fanbase, yet they don't seem to >_> And hunter was illegal only because you sawed some guys hands off. Nothing that isn't in movies, you know? The PS3 will do good, but it won't be the best, I'm just here to prove it's better than the Wii :P

Ah, that makes more snese, but it's still alot. If you want every song possible on memory sticks, yes, probably, but if you just take the best songs you know and put them on there, it's worth it in every aspect. Nintenodo's memory system is better, and they can pull that off because they don't have anything like songs and the like, just games. With the PSP that'd be virtually immpossible.

 

Of course they put single player into SSBB. Otherwise you'd have no selling point. That's not even an argument, that's just common sense. No game is complete without a full story. Unless it's an MMORPG like War Craft (which I believe does have a story, but it sells better due to multiplayer). Hell, even Halo 2 was that way. Game sucked but everything else was totally internet interactive. That's why it owned the gaming market. And actually, that wasn't why Hunter was made illegal. It was made illegal because it was later found out (after release) that it was a game that influenced a murderer to actually kill a child. But later on it was found out that the murdererer wasn't even playing the game, the boy who was killed was (I forget how this makes sense). Anyway the point is, is that it was a type of game that indefinitely promoted harsh violence. Now I for one am not a believer in the fact that you react IRL due to a games themes. However, this obviously affected Sony when Resistance: Fall of Man got a massive complaint from a church due to it having a playable battle ground featuring the very church. It was a large church that was very popular. So anyway, back to the point, these kind of indecent games can directly affect industries not being careful about their content. Often times they will keep their content completely true to a movie that they are making the game from. Most industries put time and effort into these games and hate it how all the conservative parents complain. This makes companies like Sony, and Sony itself lose tons of money in sales and customer satisfaction. However, I also firmly believe that it's wise to buy a PS3 if you want good action games. I'm not saying "don't get it". I mean, hell, I'd get it, it's losing all of it's 60 GB mods. I'm still just saying that Sony does make unwise decisions on their games and systems.

Another thing you might notice from Sony is their lack of creative control. Often slapping on a random control mapping for a game. Here's a funny clip to prove what I mean. Look for 2:10. You'll see what I mean. It's just one game, but c'mon...a RATCHET game with this horrible a layout? C'mon, Sony. Give me a break. Lmao. (though it's still a good game).

Anyway. You have a good argument for the PSP. The main reason you can put all those songs on your PSP is because it's Sony; a general music producing company. Not music producing, but hardware FOR music. Like MP3's, DVD players, all that stuff. PSP has better hardware, as DA said, but overall just....has nothing good on it. Sad to say, I'd still rather take a DS.

 

I'm an avid Sony fan so obviously I'm going for the ps3 as my first nextgen console.

But I don't really look at each console and say which is the best. I look for my gaming preference. The 360 has ****ty single player games but great multiplayer(only game that actually looks like it's gonna have a good SP is Bioshock but that's not enough for me to get it). And the Wii is designed for family play. Basically if you get a Wii you're not going to have much fun without other people. I don't think I want to get a Wii and have to sit down playing by myself which would be boring. On the other hand the PS3 has great single player games and average multiplayer. Which to me is important because I value the story of a game over multiplayer.

Shadowjak already listed the amazing games coming for the PS3. What does the 360 have? The overhiped Halo3 and the only game that actually looks fun for the 360 Bioshock. Anyone who got a 360 cannot deny that they got it for the soul reason of Halo3. That's the game that Microsoft holds onto to keep their sales up. I'd like to see what big game they're going to get once Halo3 gets over. The Wii only has games aimed at play with a friend. Most of their games are not that fun playing alone. Personally for me I prefer a game with a spectacular story line and a single player experience you can't find in any other game. Plus PS3 look beautiful. The 360 is to shiny for me. and the Wii doesn't match either in graphics. PS3 just looks so spectacular(ex. MGS4, Killzone2, Uncharted, FFXIII/Versus, Lair, Little Big Planet).

And on the topic of the PSP. I love my PSP. I think I made a wise choice over the DS because games like MGS:PO and MHF are alot of fun and playing online/co-op with them is awesome. Plus the line-up for the PSP this year is amazing. Monster Hunter Freedom 2, Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadon, Silent Hill: Origins, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, and need I say it God of War: Chains of Olympus. Not to mention Echo Chrome coming out for it too. Plus, with an emulator you can play older games like from the N64, PS1, and below. Plus you can play GBA games and there's an emulator coming out to make DS games compatible for play on the PSP. So basically once that comes out you've got a PSP and a DS in one handheld system. What my friend does is keep his current PSP for homebrew stuff/emulators/etc. and is going to get the PSP Slim for gaming. And it's not that much over the same price as the DS.

DS=150$
PSP=160$
PSP Slim Bundle Pack=200$

But being a sony fan doesn't me I'm not interested in the other consoles. I'm looking forward to buying a Wii a good time after I get my PS3 so I can play with my friends when they come over. I just prefer the PS3 over both consoles.

 

Here for kicks.

100+ games have been confirmed for the PS3. This thread will hold a list of all currently confirmed games and a short description of that game if applicable. Currently any untitled or unconfirmed games will not be added to this list.

Feel free to start a discussion on any PS3 games.




Game are listed in alphabetical order
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Afrika - TBA

All Pro Football 2K8 - July 16th 2007
Back by popular demand, 2K Sports returns football to its video game line-up with All-Pro Football 2K8.

The critically acclaimed 2K football series once again hits the gridiron with the legendary gameplay, innovative features, and outstanding visual quality sports gamers have come to admire from 2K Sports.
Alone In The Dark - Nov 2007
Horror is taken to a whole knew level in Alone in the Dark. Using action packed thrills, awesome detail and graphics, and new gameplay mechanics, Alone in the Dark is hoping to raise the bar on what we know of horror games. Along with fully-interactive realtime worlds, interacting with physics and roaming the wide-open. Welcome to the next generation of horror games.
Armored Core 4 - Released
The world experienced a period of rapid population growth which put a strain on global food and energy supplies. As populations increased, so did the gap between the wealthy and the poor and so did the unrest between the classes. Eventually, violence began to erupt, and the governments quickly lost control of their populations as cities were consumed by terrorism and anarchy. People began turning to corporations, complete with private armies, to keep them safe from the chaos.
Army of Two - 2007
Army of Two throws gamers into hot spots ripped from current day headlines where they will utilize unique two-man strategies and tactics while seamlessly transitioning between playing with intelligent Partner AI (PAI) and a live player. When one man is not enough, it will take an army of two to fight through war, political turmoil and a conspiracy so vast it threatens the entire world.
Assasin's Creed - Nov 2007
The first game in the Assassin's Creed franchise is set in 1191 AD, when the Third Crusade was tearing the Holy Land apart. Shrouded in secrecy and feared for their ruthlessness, the Assassins intend to stop the hostilities by suppressing both sides of the conflict. Players, assuming the role of the main character Altair, will have the power to throw their immediate environment into chaos and to shape events during this pivotal moment in history.


Battlefield: Bad Company - 2007
Built from the ground-up for next-generation consoles using Digital Illusions' bleeding-edge Frostbiteâ„¢ game engine, Battlefield: Bad Company drops gamers behind enemy lines with a squad of renegade soldiers who risk it all on a personal quest for gold and revenge. Featuring a deep, cinematic single-player experience loaded with adventure and dark humor, the game delivers the series' trademark sandbox gameplay in a universe where nearly everything is destructible.
Blacksite: Area 51 - Q3 2007
BlackSite: Area 51, developed by Midway Studios Austin, is a next-generation game that will redefine the first person shooter (FPS) genre. While other FPS titles claim to feature "action-packed, highly realistic gameplay," BlackSite: Area 51 takes next-gen gaming to an all-new level integrating cutting edge technology, game design and story writing to create the ultimate entertainment experience. The player's modern-day emotions and fears are driven into a world charged with grave responsibility affecting lives hanging in the balance and eventually finding himself torn between his professional orders and his own ethical standards. In the end, only the actions of the player and his squad can shape the outcome of BlackSite: Area 51 during this potentially pivotal moment in history.
Bladestorm: The 100 Year War - Q3 2007
One of three initial PlayStation 3 games produced by the acclaimed Omega Force team. The new title is designed by the development team of Dynasty Warriors, and is a new franchised designed to line up along side Omega Force's previous works.
Blazing Angels: Secret Missions - Sep 29th 2007
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Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII - Released
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII features innovative squadron-based combat, in which each AI-wingman's specialized skill can be used to the pilot's advantage. During the course of the 20-mission campaign, players will evolve along with their wingmen into an ace fighting force. Spectacular graphics enhance the combat experience in true WWII battle sites such as England, Germany, France, Morocco, Pearl Harbor, Midway and Tokyo. The heroic storyline that follows the evolution of a single squadron and the cinematic presentation create moments reminiscent of favorite WWII movies. Pilots fly in close to Germany's industrial terrain during a bombing raid or emerge from the fog and cloud cover over London to engage the enemy.
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highways - Nov 2007
In Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway, you take control of Sgt. Matt Baker, the hero of Brothers In Arms: Road To Hill 30. Just like the other Brothers In Arms games, you must lead your squad through various missions in World War II. Now you take place in Operation Market Garden, a huge push by the Allied forces to capture key bridges that will hopefully bring a quick end to the biggest war in history.
Burnout Paradise - Winter 2007
Burnout 5 gives players license to wreak havoc in Paradise City, the ultimate racing battleground, with a massive infrastructure of traffic-heavy roads to abuse. Gone is the need to jump in and out of menus and aimlessly search for fun like many open world games; in Burnout 5, every inch of the world is built to deliver heart-stopping Burnout-style gameplay. Every intersection is a potential crash junction and every alleyway is an opportunity to rack up moving violations.

Call of Duty 3 - Released
Through the keen eyes of four Allied soldiers, Call of Duty 3 brings players closer to the fury of combat as they fight through the Normandy Breakout, the harrowing offensive that liberated Paris and changed the fate of the world as we know it today.
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Nov 2007
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Calling All Cars - Released
Calling All Cars is a high-octane, cops n’ robbers multiplayer, action/party game. Players will take the role of a bounty hunter careening around a stylish cartoon world on the hunt for criminals on the loose and attempt to apprehend criminals and toss them back in the slammer before other bounty hunters can steal them and collect the reward money. With a combination of demolition derby gameplay, crazy weapon pickups, humor and a healthy throwback to classic arcade and sports games, Calling All Cars is sure to be a crazy online party experience for PS3.
Cipher Complex - Q4 2007
In Cipher Complex, a recon satellite is mysteriously blasted from orbit, and when diplomatic requests for information are stonewalled, the US government is forced to call in its last resort – Operative John Cipher. Charged with uncovering the truth by any means necessary, Cipher is going behind enemy lines to extract information the hard way.
Clive Barker's Jericho - October 2007
An ancient evil has broken through into our world and is threatening to spread its taint across the whole of the earth unless it’s stopped. At ground zero lies the Middle Eastern city of Al-Khali, a modern city built atop the ancient ruins of a dozen previous conquerors. All attempts with contacting the doomed citizens of the city have failed. With tensions already running high in the region, this is just the sort of thing that could trigger the Apocalypse…

CMR 07 - Dec 31 2007
A brand new McRae Rally game for the brand new consoles. Colin McRae Rally 2007 could be the most prolific rally game of all time. With the new release will come outstanding graphics that will prove what the next-generation racing games will be able to do as well as ultra-realistic handling on all the vehicles you choose. New race types will include Hill Climb events and Rally Cross events which are bound to cause a stir among rally fans. As well as all this will be online gaming, an even bigger roster of cars and tracks and events with multiple numbers of cars on track at once.
Coded Arms Assault - TBA
Coded Arms Assault explodes into the next generation, as players take on the role of a hacker trying to overthrow an evil corporation bent on world chaos in a futuristic cyberspace. The game lets players unleash unprecedented destruction on environments, using explosions to send deadly debris flying towards their opponents and strategically using high-powered weaponry to shoot out enemy cover. Multiplayer modes let players go head-to-head and also play through the game’s story mode cooperatively online.
Colin McRae: Dirt - Summer 2007
A reinvigorated McRae rally ride, built for next-gen systems for the realistic feel of racing off-road. This edition goes beyond the series' point-to-point rallying to deliver its most diverse selection of extreme off-road competitions yet. Sensational gravel, mud and dirt racing events from the world over will include perilous Hill Climb, collision-packed Rally Cross events, and grueling C.O.R.R. (Championship Off-Road Racing) events. The game also features international rallying competitions, with official cars on tracks based on real roads and locations around the globe. McCrae expands on beat-the-clock racing and include events with multiple cars on track to satisfy gamers who want to push their on-the-edge driving further. This 2007 edition also features official cars and official events across a wide variety of off-road and rally disciplines, the most authentic and thrilling tracks ever in a McRae game, and modes that make the most of online multiplayer.
College Hoops 2K7 - TBA
The #1 rated college basketball game four years running on both the Xbox and Playstation 2, returns as well for its sophomore season on the PS3. With over 325 NCAA Division I schools and the deepest legacy mode around, College Hoops 2K7 defines the college basketball experience.
Conan - 2008
Conan is an action adventure video game featuring a story of epic brutality, sheer evil and visceral combat within an expansive fantasy setting. Players will follow the journey of Conan the Cimmerian as he fights a vicious battle against a variety of enemies and an elusive power that threatens to consume the world. Using everything at his disposal, including deadly weapons and environmental objects, Conan must fight everything in his path as he traverses a variety of unique realms within the Hyborian world.
Condemned 2: Bloodshot - Q1 2008
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Crossfire - Q1 2008
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The Darkness - Q1 2008
Fearless Mafia hitman Jackie Estacado is part of the Franchetti crime family helmed by vicious cousin Paulie. On the eve of his 21st birthday, fearless mafia hitman Jackie Estacado is suddenly possessed by the terrifying and spectacular powers of The Darkness. Though his supernatural entity lets him wreak terrible havoc on his enemies, the Darkness also has a strong will of its own and now Jackie must learn how to control it.
Dark Sector - Jan 2008
Dark Sector combines the action of a 3D shooter with the character evolution of a persistent online universe. Dark Sector is set in the wake of world destruction. Players choose from a multitude of career paths, and follow their character evolution.
Devil May Cry 4 - Q3 2007
A mysterious new character Nero assumes the role as the lead of the series, but what's the mysterious disfiguration with his arm all about...? Nero is a demon hunter and part of an Order that worships Sparda. All is peaceful and calm on the island of Fortuna until a mysterious stranger clad in red shows up and starts slaying clergy. A confrontation is inevitable between the two...
Dirty Harry
Dirty Harry is an action game based on the classic film about a renegade police officer. The game will feature the voice and likeness of Clint Eastwood, star of the Dirty Harry movies.
Driver

Dynasty Warriors VI
The hugely popular Dynasty Warriors series gets its sixth proper installment. New graphics are a given, but at the moment no-one knows really what new features will show up. Online play? Map editor? Only time will tell.


Dynasty Warriors Discussion

Elveon
An epic action game due out for PC and next-gen systems (built on the Unreal 3 engine). In Elveon, the elven Neamas inhabit a realm of Naon, a place that had once been destined to be paradise before the gods mysteriously abandoned it. Confict arises, however, as the descendants of the gods begin to threaten peace in the land, as envy, malevolence and relentless lead to all-out war. As the mightiest warrior of Naon, you must fulfil the prophecy and liberate the city of Nimathar.
Endless Saga

Eyedentify
A PS3 EyeToy / Voice Recognition game
Eye of Judgement


Fatal Frame
Also known as Project Zero Next-Gen. The third sequel in the popular horror series, and first for next-gen consoles. Although details are scarce, producer Keisuke Kikuchi has mentioned that the team intends to have at least twice as many characters in the game world at a time.
Fatal Inertia

Fear & Respect
Developed in collaboration with acclaimed Boyz N the Hood director John Singleton and starring Snoop Dogg, Fear & Respect is an action/adventure created by Midway Games with a focus on accurately recreating the life of a South Central gang member. Though little of the game is currently known, it has been confirmed that it follow its unnamed primary character as he's forced back into the life after just getting back from prison. Expected gameplay elements include hand-to-hand combat, weapon shooting mechanics, and a 'Fear & Respect' system that dictates how other characters view your alter ego on the streets.

Fear&Respect Discussion
F.E.A.R. Next
The sequel to Monolith's heart-stopping shooter continues the original game's spine-tingling supernatural suspense story of an escalating paranormal crisis that threatens to destroy a major American city. At the center of the calamity is the mysterious Alma, whose rage against those who wronged her triggered a chain of events that has spiraled completely out of control. Now that she has been loosed upon the world, the consequences will be unimaginable.
Fifth Phantom Saga

Fight Night Round 3
EA Sports Fight Night Round 3 brings the most intense boxing videogame experience to the virtual ring. On the way to becoming boxing’s greatest legend, train to fight like the best including Muhammad Ali and Oscar De La Hoya or create a boxing style unique only to your boxer. Go toe-to-toe with greats such as Ali, De La Hoya, Joe Frazier, Bernard Hopkins and Roy Jones Jr. Outside of the ring, gamers can establish intense rivalries through pre-fight events putting purpose and passion behind every hit.
Final Fantasy XIII
FFXIII Discussion
Formula One
SCEE Studio Liverpool takes the official game of the FIA F1 World Championship to the next generation with Formula One. The power of the PlayStation 3 opens up a new world of possibilities for F1 gaming, including groundbreaking advances in AU and physics calculations. The result is one of the richest and deepest Formula One experiences so far, with a level of detail and visual quality that exceeds any other game in the genre to date.

Formula One Discussion


Genji 2

The Getaway
The Getaway Discussion
God of War

GPX Cyber Formula

Gradius

Grand Theft Auto 4
Confirmed for October 2007.

GTA 4 Discussion

Heavenly Sword
Developed by Ninja Theory, Heavenly Sword is a visually stunning martial arts drama set in a mythical time and place in the Far East. The game combines the intense action and visuals of the best martial arts action movies with a ground-breaking, free-style combat system allowing players to freely switch between multiple sword types and a wide range of weapons on-the-fly. With state-of-the-art technology and gameplay, Heavenly Sword takes players on a roller coaster of emotion and action that truly exploits the potential of gaming as the new artistic entertainment medium.

Heavenly Sword Discussion
Hot Shots Golf 5


Indiana Jones
A next-generation adventure for the danger-seeking archaeologist, this future entry in the series features environments from all over the globe, with gameplay bolstered by next-gen physics, character AI and graphic quality.
Infraworld
This next-generation title is being developed by Quantic Dream, creators of the sci-fi epic Omikron and the mystery adventure game, Fahrenheit.

Jikkyou Pawafuru Puro Yakyuu


Killing Day
Killing Day is a first-person shooter designed specifically for next-gen hardware. According to Ubisoft, the game will demonstrate new technological developments that make full use out of next-gen consoles.

Killing Day Discussion
Killzone
Developed by Amsterdam-based Guerrilla, Killzone PS3 is a military first-person shooter that builds upon the 2004 PlayStation title. A non-linear and intensely cinematic gameplay experience that combines elements from multiple genres, Killzone thrusts players even deeper into the conflict between the ISA and Helghast. Set in a rich and highly interactive world, the game aims to set the benchmark for facial and character animation, advanced physics, destructible environments, sound and special FX. Combining on-foot and vehicle combat across air, land, and sea, with both off-line play and a customizable on-line portion, Killzone should be one of the premier shooters of the next-generation.

Killzone Discussion
KOF: Maximum Impact 3


L.A. Noire
A detective thriller developed exclusively for the next-gen PlayStation 3 game console.
Lair
The highly-anticipated next-gen project from the development team Factor 5, this PlayStation 3 exclusive is an action game that has been described as "teeming with dragons."


Madden NFL 2007

Mahjong-Oh

Mahjong Tournament

Makai Wars

Management Simulation

Martial Art

Master PJ

Medal of Honor: Airborne
Step into the boots of Boyd Travers, Private First Class of the 82nd Airborne Division and engage in battles throughout Europe. From rocky beginnings in Sicily to war-winning triumphs in Germany, each mission begins behind enemy lines, with an intense and fully interactive airdrop. Your ability to determine your own starting point dramatically changes the way each mission plays out. View the entire operation from the air, and then control your parachute to choose your landing spot. On the ground, gather your senses and assess the terrain. A wide variety of authentic, customizable weapons are at your disposal, each with distinct characteristics. Choose your path in this free roaming FPS environment. The producers sought counsel from numerous expert sources to make certain the game is historically accurate and as true to the WWII Airborne experience as possible.

Medal of Honor Discussion
Metal Gear Solid 4
Announced in November of 2004 (and finally announced officially at E3 2005 by Hideo Kojima). The title is a next-generation adventure set in the aftermath of MGS2: Sons of Liberty. Kojima is in charge of as game design, production, and direction (along with additional director Shuyo Murata), with Ken-Ichiro Imaizumi producing the title and Yoji Shinkawa handling character design.
The concept behind the project is "No place to hide", and the new edition of the series will force Solid Snake into unexpected circumstances in an all-new storyline that breaks away in some ways from the previous MGS franchise entries.

Metal Gear Solid 4 Discussion
Metronome

Minna No Golf 5
Also known as Everybody's Golf 5.
Mobile Suit Gundam

Monster Carnival

Motor Storm
Developed by Evolution Studios, MotorStorm delivers visceral off-road racing, plunging players into a frenzied environment awash with grit, mud and petrol, in a game that leaves the standard rules of racing in the dust. Gone are the limits of power restrictions, limited classes, and qualifying rounds. Players simply choose their vehicle from a massive range – including dirt bikes, ATVs, sand rails, rally cars, monster trucks, and everything in between – then hit the track in a no-holds-barred sprint to the finish line. Carving a swathe of destruction through the ever-changing wilderness, players must compete in a gasoline-fuelled, horsepower spectacle where the only rule is to try and stay alive.

Naxat Plan

NBA 2K7

NCAA Football 2007
The 2007 edition of EA's college pigskin franchise.
NHL 2K7

Ni-Oh
Originally developed as a three-way project between KOEI Corporation, Kou Shibusawa Productions, and Kurosawa Productions (with a motion picture that was cancelled in September of 2005), Ni-Oh is based on a previously lost script from the legendary Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa. The videogame tell the story of a blonde-haired samurai warrior who must discover his own destiny in the midst of war-torn 16th century Japan.

Omikrom KARMA
Quantic Dream's first-person RPG hopes to right the wrongs of the overly ambitious Omikron, released on PC & Dreamcast back in 1999, through David Bowie is unlikely to reprise his starring role. Expect an ambitious blend of game genres and startling sci-fi cityscape's.

Pa*****o Simulator

Pirates of the Caribean 3
A swashbuckling adventure game based on the third edition of the blockbuster movie franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean. (The second movie, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, will be covered in action-packed portable games, while the third movie sets sail for current and next-generation consoles.)
Possesion
Developed on the "Flame" engine for next-generation consoles and PC systems, Blitz Games' Possession is a twisted action-RTS where you are an undead zombie looking to exact revenge on the humans who made you this creature. As The Enslaver, you control a mass of zombies, and can command the hoard or possess one of the minions to take control and unleash hell.
Pro Mahjong Kiwame Final

Project Assasin

Project Delta
Project Delta is a tactical first-person shooter in which you find yourself drawn into an epic story of men against an alien invasion force. You will feel for your men and see them grow, developing their true potential as soldiers and friends, as you command, comfort or threaten them through nerve-wrecking and spectacular battles set in future earth, alien habitats, and back to the Dark ages.
Project: Embrace
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The second of thee next-gen projects in the works at developer Obsidian Entertainment, this game is said to be a 3rd-person Adventure-RPG. The game makes use of the advanced Unreal 3.0 engine and is an original IP not based on any current franchises.
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Rengoku: The End of the Century

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Produced by series veteran Jun Takeuchi, this next-generation follow-up to the terrifying series breaks even further away from the confining standards of the old games, the new game has a theme of escape as its core survival instinct. Swarms of marauding evil beings will charge at you when your pulse is racing at a heart-shattering pace. Environments will play a bigger factor than ever here, using the power of next-gen systems to create a world where terror might lurk in any alcove or shadow. Powerful lighting effects overwhelm the player with mirage movement and blinding brilliance, and even in the light of day, there is no safe haven from the latest Resident Evil.

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Resistance/I-8
The name might elude you (it's a code for insomniacs eighth project), but there's no escaping the 20 foot insectoid that dominated Sony's E3 showreel. I-8 is insomniacs (of Ratchet & Clank fame) dazzling new PS3 first-person shooter, which starts out like Call Of Duty before morphing into an H G wells-style tribute to Starship Troopers. This was one of the few PS3 E3 demos running in real-time, so expect it to be ready for launch. Basically, this is a dead cert to appear.

I-8 Discussion

Saikyo Ginsei Shogi

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Shadow Clan
Created in part by the gaming company founded by John Woo, ShadowClan is a single-player offline game with a strong online multiplayer component. In the single-player campaign, you take on the role of a skilled ninja with control of multiple AI characters. Pitting ancient ninja arts against modern technology, ShadowClan's gangs comb the landscape of modern day New York fighting rival clans for territory, respect, and power. Your will employ equal parts stealth and action while your gang will be leveraged to deploy strategic attacks throughout the urban levels. Online, the game enables players to build their own ninja clans to confront one another in multiple online maps.
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An officially-licensed snowboarding game featuring the appearance and design collaboration of Shaun White, Gold Medalist in the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin and six time X Games Gold Medalist.
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Starring Tobey McGuire and Kirsten Dunst as Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson, respectively, Spider-Man 3 is Activision's sequel to Spider-Man 2 and is exclusively based off of Sony Pictures' film of the same name. Expect it in May of 2007.
Stranglehold
The spiritual successor to John Woo's action classic, Hard Boiled, Stranglehold is a third-person action game promising acrobatic gunplay action, movie-like camera angles and massive destructability.
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Sunrise Eiyuutan


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TNA iMPACT!
Spike TV's innovative six-sided wrestling ring is now yours to step into with this game based on the TNA Wrestling league.
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas
A next-gen entry in the Rainbow Six franchise, set entirely in the busy city of Las Vegas.
Tracer
In development for over 3 years Tracer is set to hit the new generation consoles Q3 2006. With a strong single player journey and an intense multiplayer component, Tracer intends to set new standards for co-play and online gaming.
Train Simulator Online


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Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom
The latest in the expanding UL series that began on the PSP, Dark Kingdom is a fast-paced RPG/Action game that although story-driven, relies heavily on the physical side of things.

Vampire's Rain
Vampire's Rain takes place in a city in suburban Los Angeles, where vampires have been determined to reside. Players take control of a special operative called John Lloyd and, having entered the city, must wipe out the vampires.

Artoon's Naoto Oshima, one of the creative forces in the creation of the Sonic the Hedgehog series, is working directly on this title and promises a game that makes vampires scary once again. The game creates its atmosphere with gothic visual design and next-generation technology (including heavily featured weather and water effects for displaying a rain-soaked hell on Earth), while a new gameplay system introduces hidden horror as players must figure out who is a vampire in the crowded city. Artoon is also working network features into this title, including competitive multiplayer.
Vision Gran Turismo
The fifth edition of the blockbuster racing series, in development for the next-generation PlayStation console (PlayStation 3). Series producer Kazunori Yamauchi is considering complex crash simulating and realistic damage modeling, and possible support of an EyeToy camera unit.

Vision GT Discussion

Warhawk

Way of Samurai 3

The Wheelman
The Wheelman is a joint videogame and movie development project starring Vin Diesel as an expert wheelman who comes out of retirement to protect a woman from his past. This project is a collaboration of Midway Games, MTV Films, Paramount Pictures, MTV Games, and action star Vin Diesel's Tigon Studios. Rich Wilkes, who worked with Diesel on "XXX," is slated to write the script for the whole project.
Winning Eleven
The next-gen edition of Winning Eleven (aka Pro Evolution Soccer), Konami's winning soccer series. Possible developments for this edition include up to 11-on-11 online play and an online trading system based on the single-player Master League system from the original editions.
WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2008
The latest in the ever-popular wrestling series could be a PS3 launch title. It boasts in-crowd fighting, a new analogue control system and much, much more.

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X Quest
This ambitious project combines a MMO videogame with a television series in a futuristic kind of game show. On the reality TV show, two teams of regular people will face extraordinary challenges as they fly virtually through space for 30 continuous days inside realistically-constructed biocrafts designed after NASA simulator technology (and brought to reality with the use of motion control systems and realistic control panels). In the game, players are able to enter this world, interacting with the show contestants in events that not only approximate the feeling of being there, but also directly affect the show in progress -- plus, top gamers may be able to earn a spot on the TV series in Season 2.

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The Wii looks cool, but the PS3 looks SO so so much more interesting, what with the awesome games coming out for it. I'm kinda like NRA here, the story of a game comes first.

With that said, I'm getting a Wii anyway since my sister promised me one - her cash, not mine XD. So while she's doing that, I'm waiting for the PS3 price to drop so I can try and get one of my own.

And I love my PSP to bits <3 Though I agree with Darky, how the whole Memory Stick ordeal is a little unorganized. But meh, so long as I can put my load of music on my 2 GB Memory stick plus some videos and STILL have space to save games, I'm happy.

What what what?! Someone has to fill me up on this!

 

hm, I should probably see this side of the argument from the other perspective. I don't think about that because I already have a video iPod for all my music and video/movie needs so I can focus on games for my PSP. But not everybody does so I guess I shouldn't argue about that.

It's still in development. Go google it cause I forgot the link XD
But when it does come out and if it works fine, DS is soooo screwed.

 

Like me - I didn't get a video iPod since I knew the PSP supported those features. Though it never crossed my mind that I may end up having to organize my stuff. Atm I'm fine since I only have one memory stick but can you imagine if I had, say up to 5-10 MS sticks? Not only would it be annoying to carry them all at one go, but I'd have to sort them out and label which card has what. I'd hate that. Because somehow I can still mess up when I'm trying to be organized - I'm a natural messy tart when it comes up to sh!t like this. D: D: D:

Kay XD That would totally own if it happened. I'm incredibly curious how it would work though - isn't the DS famous for its touch screen?

 

Alright. The PS3 is not bad, but all I'm seeing that it has to offer is good graphics and a 6 axis controller. But if it had more titles and lowered it's price a bit, it'd be an awesome system.

 

You forgot man fun games on the 360. Like Assassins Creed and Call of Duty 5. And of course Microsoft would hold onto a game like Halo 3. ****. You know how much they get from that game? Billions of dollars. Also, the Wii games are fun to play alone. Like Wii bowling. Then again, that's my opinion, but still, you can't base a console solely off your opinion. That's just closed-minded.

And I don't know WHY you base your games off of graphics. Graphics doesn't make a game a lot of the time. Sure, it helps the credibility along a lot, but overall, the gameplay is what really counts. =/

Unless your PSP grows another screen, no. Just no. That's completely pointless. Why anyone would want to play a DS game on a PSP is beyond me. Just buy a DS. it's like 130 bucks. Not that expensive. Unlike some other consoles we know. *shifty eyes*

 

enough of this slander.for one thing we all agree on is that.

















Sony Kicks Serious A** for making the best systems ever

 

Last time i checked those 2 are multiplatform. =/

Though Blue Dragon and Lost Oddessy which are 360 exclusives looks awesome, and almost tempted me to get one.

Both consoles have a good line up of exclusive, Sony would have more but they screwed up with keeping games exclusive like Assassin's Creed and DMC4.

As for the PSP the great games are there, just that they tried to be too much like the console games and not like a portable, hence the bad controls. (could be annoying from time to time in Portable Ops) But more PSP games appealed to me. The DS has great portable games, but alot are just mini-games like you are seeing in the Wii at the moment, no-where near enough hardcore games, or games that go beyond family. I mean I look at the DS games in a store and more of them are simply movie games, some first party games and kids games. =/ The touch screen really does make things interesting, but most of the games using them are just simple add ons. Like in FF3, great game, but you don't need to use to touch screen, you may want to control the whole game using it, but using the buttons are easier.

All the PSP really needed was dual analog since it wanted to be like a portable console, not just a portable handheld, and if it had more games that are portable. Portable Ops is a perfect example, short missions, in a mission layout so saving is simple and can be spread out. Though one complaint about the PSP is that, some things are so hard to work out. Like the internet on it. It's not the most simplest thing in the world. And videos, don't get me started. MP3's and pictures, as long as you have simple PC skills it's easy, just simply click and drag. But videos...NO.

They had to be a certain format MP4. And the file name had to be a certian name, and just simply changing the file name didn't work most of the time. So you had to use a convertor, which you either had to pay for, or find a trial version but is limited. =/ So for those who aren't computer skilled, you can't use it's full potential.

 

Yay, another Portable Ops fan!^_^

But I do have to agree with you on the PSP issue.-__- And my friend owns a DS, yeeaah, he says he traded it for a PSP, and only because of the games. He was very dissapointed though....