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E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 9:10 pm
by d5t
Well I'm not really expecting any Link news out of CC2 or Namco Bandai at E3, but who knows - 4th year anniversary of G.U.'s announcement! Stay tuned to this thread (post anything you find interesting during E3 madness too if you want!)

Re: E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 9:43 pm
by Kuukai
The E3 actually overlaps (international dateline style) with CC2's Independent Developers' Conference on the 6th, so I think they're giving a giant middle finger to the convention this year. Maybe we'll see something at TGS, where .hack was originally unleashed...

Re: E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 12:32 pm
by d5t
PSP Go Revealed

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  • 43% lighter than previous versions
    3.8" screen
    16GB flash storage
    DLC
    Bluetooth
    No UMD
    You can download games and movies from the PSN
Link could get more interesting, eh? Aside from... well you know.

Re: E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Sun May 31, 2009 1:27 am
by iuliathe3rd
I certainly hope we hear more about .hack//LINK soon (and get another frickin' trailer, for goodness' sakes). I'm actually getting excited for the game, curse you CC2!!

Also, I would like to know how much the PSP Go is even going to cost. :/

Re: E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 12:00 pm
by Kuukai
Presumably less than the normal PSP, otherwise they seriously messed up and it has no target audience...

Re: E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 2:53 pm
by d5t
Microsoft Announces Project Natel

.hack needs to come to the 360 now... epic announcements, especially Natel.

Re: E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 3:36 pm
by Kuukai
Isn't that just a PlayStation Eye, or maybe two of them? That seemed like a great idea when it was first demoed too, but, aside from Eye of Judgment, very little has come of it. The Wii's motion control has the benefit of being integrated with the system itself. That will attract a lot more third party software than a peripheral, which inherently has a lower install base. I think that's the Achilles' heel of this sort of product. It certainly seems interesting, I'm just trying to point out that everything seems better at E3.

Edit: I think proof that this is nothing but a PlayStation Eye has just been given. Within 24 hours Sony was able to cook up essentially the same demos. I still predict gaming as usual.

Re: E3 Watch: //Link PSP (June 2nd-5th)

Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 5:03 am
by Quazian_Knight_Jean
I heard that because of swine flu, many Japanese companies aren't sending a lot of people to E3. :( But this may mean that they will just put more info on the web right away.