Final Fantasy XIII-2?
Yes, it hasn’t even been a week since Final Fantasy XIII ’s western release date. But who doesn’t love rabid, fan-inspired, forward-looking speculation?
Final Fantasy XIII-2?
Yes, it hasn’t even been a week since Final Fantasy XIII ’s western release date. But who doesn’t love rabid, fan-inspired, forward-looking speculation? In a recent interview , FFXIII producer Yoshinori Kitase spoke of many aspects of the game, including its global response, early sales results, and some pointed criticisms at the game’s largely linear play mechanics.
No platform “superior or inferior†in Brink
Though it’s scheduled for release on the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and PC, developer Splash Damage won’t be playing favorites for any specific platform when it comes to their upcoming title, Brink .
Swanky new Medal of Honor trailer shows some cold efficient killing
There’s been a fair amount of media surrounding Medal of Honor , but even so, it’s a big mystery. We know DICE, the dudes behind the solid Battlefield: Bad Company 2 are doing the multiplayer, and EA Los Angeles is heading up single-player, and that the two components are on different engines
Swanky new Medal of Honor trailer shows some cold efficient killing
There’s been a fair amount of media surrounding Medal of Honor , but even so, it’s a big mystery. We know DICE, the dudes behind the solid Battlefield: Bad Company 2 are doing the multiplayer, and EA Los Angeles is heading up single-player, and that the two components are on different engines . And… well besides some images and clips here and there, that’s about it.
OnLive announces subscription-free service
While OnLive plans to launch solely with a subscription-based service, a subscription-free service called “OnLive Game Portal” is scheduled to follow the initial release. The service is, to simply put it, for people who just want to play the games available on the service
Square Enix is looking for “the highest level of talent†to create their next generation engine
Final Fantasy XIII is quickly becoming one of the more divisive games in recent memory, but no matter if you love it or hate it, everyone who has played it can agree on one thing: It’s really, really pretty thanks to Square’s proprietary Crystal Tools engine. This engine cost Square a lot of time and a lot of money, and the Japanese publisher is looking to get a head start on their next one. A recent job listing is asking for top tier talent to help Square Enix with a ”new generation game engine development project.” If you live in Tokyo and you happen to be a game engine system programmer, 3D graphics core programmer, online system programmer, Windows application programmer, rendering programmer, server/DB programmer, plug-in programmer, technical artist, or a technical writer, Square might want have a little chit chat with you.
