Saturday, August 1, 2009
IL 2 SturMovik : Bird Of Prey Box Art and Screen Shots!
looks nice . But no in-plane HUD view which is disappointing :(
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
New Gran Turismo Trailer
A short but new trailer arrives!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyKFc58Jps
check the track ! can any one guess it? =)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyKFc58Jps
check the track ! can any one guess it? =)
Why Sony Didnt Include a second analog on PSP Go
The "second analog nub" mantra has since become sort of a call to arms for
a vocal portion of PSP users. When Sony revealed that the new PSP Go
would still have only one analog nub, these dissatisfied users ranted and
raved about what they considered a "stupid" decision.
There's a reason for every decision, though, no matter how stupid they may
end up being sometimes. As for the lack of a second analog nub on the PSP
Go, Shuhei Yoshida, President of Sony Worldwide Studios, says that they did
consider adding it, but it was just too early in the PSP's life cycle to
implement it now. Here's what he told GameInformer:
- "We also felt - like many users - that we wish we had a second analog
on the PSP. But we are talking about the mid-life cycle of this platform, and
the PSPgo is designed to be perfectly compatible with the PSP-3000 and all
the games that released before that. So we had a very serious discussion
about this particular subject, but we decided not to add a second analog,
and some of the developers are doing quite a nice job translating the second
analog functionality to different buttons. We didn’t want to divert their efforts either"
It actually makes sense to me. They did accede a bit and added support for
the Sixaxis and DualShock 3 controllers, which is a welcome feature. Of
course, I still expect a second analog stick on the PSP2 or whatever name
they ultimately choose to call it, but that's neither here or now. Any
thoughts, guys?
SOURCE
QJ
a vocal portion of PSP users. When Sony revealed that the new PSP Go
would still have only one analog nub, these dissatisfied users ranted and
raved about what they considered a "stupid" decision.
There's a reason for every decision, though, no matter how stupid they may
end up being sometimes. As for the lack of a second analog nub on the PSP
Go, Shuhei Yoshida, President of Sony Worldwide Studios, says that they did
consider adding it, but it was just too early in the PSP's life cycle to
implement it now. Here's what he told GameInformer:
- "We also felt - like many users - that we wish we had a second analog
on the PSP. But we are talking about the mid-life cycle of this platform, and
the PSPgo is designed to be perfectly compatible with the PSP-3000 and all
the games that released before that. So we had a very serious discussion
about this particular subject, but we decided not to add a second analog,
and some of the developers are doing quite a nice job translating the second
analog functionality to different buttons. We didn’t want to divert their efforts either"
It actually makes sense to me. They did accede a bit and added support for
the Sixaxis and DualShock 3 controllers, which is a welcome feature. Of
course, I still expect a second analog stick on the PSP2 or whatever name
they ultimately choose to call it, but that's neither here or now. Any
thoughts, guys?
SOURCE
QJ
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