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Après Electronic Art$ (une petite boite qui fait dans le jeu vidéo) qui annonce 5% de licenciement en février, Atari qui compte se séparer de 20% de son effectif, c'est au tour de Activision, grand jaloux, qui lui annonce quelques licenciements dans leurs bureaux californiens et britanniques ! A qui le tour ?

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Rien à vous mettre sous la dent pour Xbox 360 ? 86 jeux seraient prévu en 2006, voici la liste... avec quelques reserves, certains jeux seront surement retardés (comment çà Halo 3 ?), et il y aura surement quelques "surprises" non citées ici :





Halo 3: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Microsoft, developed by Bungie Software
EA Sports Fight Night Round 3: (Sports) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by EA Chicago
Gears of War: (Third-Person Shooter) Published by Microsoft, developed by Epic Games
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion: (RPG) Published by Bethesda Softworks and 2K Games, developed by Bethesda Softworks
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter: (Shooter) Published by Ubisoft, developed by Ubisoft
Full Auto: (Racing Action) Published by SEGA, developed by Pseudo Interactive
Final Fantasy XI: (Persistent Online RPG) Published by Square Enix, developed by Square Enix
Prey: (First-Person Shooter) Published by 2K Games, developed by Human Head Studios and 3D Realms
Battlefield 2: Modern Combat: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by Digital Illusions CE (DICE)
Dead Rising: (Third-Person Action) Published by Capcom, developed by Capcom Production Studio 1
Rumble Roses XX: (Wrestling) Published by Konami, developed by Yuke’s Media Creations
Burnout Revenge: (Racing) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by Criterion Games
Top Spin 2: (Sports) Published by 2K Sports, developed by Indie Built
Lost Odyssey: (RPG) Published by Microsoft, developed by Mistwalker
The Outfit: (Third-Person Action) Published by THQ, developed by Relic
Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball 2: (Sports) Published by Tecmo, developed by Team Ninja
Lost Planet: (Action) Published by Capcom, developed by Capcom
Jade Empire 2 (Rumored) : (Real-Time RPG) Published by *TBA, developed by BioWare
Major League Baseball 2K6: (Sports) Published by 2K Sports, developed by Kush Games
NHL 06: (Sports) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by EA Canada
College Hoops 2K6: (Sports) Published by 2K Sports, developed by Visual Concepts
Street Fighter II Hyper Fighting: (Fighting) Published by Capcom, developed by Capcom
The Godfather: (Third-Person Action Adventure) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by EA Redwood Shores
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent: (Action) Published by Ubisoft, developed by Ubisoft Montreal
Tomb Raider: Legend: (Third-Person Action Adventure) Published by Eidos Interactive, developed by Crystal Dynamics
Too Human: (Adventure) Published by Microsoft, developed by Silicon Knights
The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II: (Real-Time Strategy) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by EA Los Angeles
Saint’s Row: (Action) Published by THQ, developed by Volition
Chromehounds: (Action Simulation) Published by SEGA, developed by FromSoftware
NBA 2K7: (Sports) Published by 2K Sports, developed by Visual Concepts
Far Cry Instincts Predator: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Ubisoft, developed by Ubisoft Montreal
Frame City Killer: (Action Adventure) Published by Namco, developed by Namco
Test Drive Unlimited: (Persistent Online Racing) Published by Atari, developed by Eden Studios
TimeShift: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Atari, developed by Saber Interactive
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Collector’s Edition: (RPG) Published by Bethesda Softworks, developed by Bethesda Softworks
HoopWorld: (Action) developed by Streamline Studios
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII: (Flight Action) Published by Ubisoft, developed by Ubisoft Romania
Alan Wake: (Action) developed by Remedy
The Darkness: (Action) Published by *TBA, developed by Starbreeze AB
Dynasty Warriors 5 Special: (Action) Published by KOEI, developed by KOEI
Star Trek: Legacy: (Action) Published by Bethesda Softworks, developed by Mad Doc Software
Superman Returns: The Videogame: (Third-Person Action) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by Tiburon
Medal of Honor: Airborne: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by
Scarface: The World is Yours: (Action) Published by Vivendi Universal Games, developed by Radical Entertainment
Sonic the Hedgehog [next gen]: (Platformer) Published by SEGA, developed by Sonic Team
Crackdown: (Action) Published by Microsoft, developed by Real Time Worlds
Unreal Tournament 2007: (Shooter) Published by Midway Games, developed by Epic Games
Brothers in Arms 3: (Shooter) Published by Ubisoft, developed by Gearbox Software
Football Manager 2006: (Sports Simulation) Published by SEGA, developed by Sports Interactive (SI Interactive)
Castle Wolfenstein [untitled sequel]: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Activision, developed by Raven Software
Moto GP 2006: (Racing) Published by THQ, developed by Climax Studios
Killing Day: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Ubisoft, developed by
Huxley: (Persistent Online Shooter) Published by Webzen, developed by Webzen
Winning Eleven [working title]: (Sports) Published by Konami, developed by Konami
House of the Dead: (Shooter) Published by SEGA, developed by *TBA
Captain Blood: (Action Adventure) Published by Playlogic International, developed by Akella
After Burner: (Flight Action) Published by SEGA, developed by *TBA
Monster Madness: (Action) developed by Artificial Studios and IMMERSION Software & Graphics
Soulcalibur [next-gen sequel]: (Fighting) Published by Namco, developed by Namco
Alone in the Dark: (Adventure) Published by Atari, developed by Eden Studios
211: (Action) Published by *TBA, developed by Gaia Industries
Theseis: (Adventure) Published by *TBA, developed by Track7 Games
SSX 4: (Sports Action) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts
WarDevil — Unleash the Beast Within: (Action) developed by Digi-Guys
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest: (Action) Published by Buena Vista Games, developed by Eurocom
Fear & Respect: (Action) Published by Midway Games, developed by Edge of Reality
Dirty Harry: (Action) Published by Warner Bros. Interactive, developed by The Collective
Stranglehold: (Third-Person Action Adventure) Published by Midway Games, developed by Midway Games
DogTag: (Action) Published by Digital Jesters, developed by Diezel Power Studios
RoboBlitz: (Action) developed by Naked Sky Entertainment
KnightBlade - Final Flight: (Action) Published by *TBA, developed by 3000AD
Diabolique: License to Sin: (Third-Person Action) Published by Playlogic International, developed by Metropolis Software House
1XR: (Racing Action) Published by *TBA, developed by Infinite Games
Highlander: (Action) Published by SCi Entertainment Group, developed by
Conflict: Global Terror 2: (Shooter) Published by 2K Games, developed by Pivotal Games
Total Overdose 2: (Action) Published by SCi Entertainment Group, developed by
Mutant Storm 2: (Action) Published by Microsoft, developed by PomPom
Project Delta: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Playlogic International, developed by Playlogic International
Tracer: (Action) Published by *TBA, developed by Gaia Industries
Retribution (2006) : (Shooter) Published by *TBA, developed by U-235 Studios
Voodoo Nights: (Action) Published by *TBA, developed by Mindware
Interview with a Made Man: (Third-Person Action Adventure) Published by *TBA, developed by SilverBack Studios
Mad Tracks: (Racing) developed by Load Inc.
James Bond 007 (Rumored) : (Action) Published by Electronic Arts, developed by
Spark Unlimited Next-Gen Project [untitled]: Published by Atari, developed by Spark Unlimited
Urban Chaos: (First-Person Shooter) Published by Eidos Interactive, developed by Rocksteady Studios

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Voici les résultats mondiaux de Nintendo en terme de vente de consoles et de jeux vidéo depuis la sortie de la GBA :

Nintendo DS
Consoles : 14.4 millions
Jeux : 46.4 millions

GameBoy Advanvce/SP
Consoles : 74.25 millions
Jeux : 319.31 millions

Nintendo GameCube
Consoles : 20.61 millions
Jeux : 184.36 millions

La déception vient de la Gamecube qui ne se sera vendue qu'à "seulement" 20 millions d'exemplaires. En même temps ce n'est pas un mauvais résultat ! Une console qui méritait un peu mieux malgré tout, mais les fans en profitent bien car le nombre de jeux vendus est presque de 10 par console en moyenne.

Source Nintendo

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Alàlà que d'émotions Jean Mimi !!!

Les rumeurs commencent à circuler concernant Wining Eleven 10, où si vous préférez Pro Evolution Soccer 6 en Europe !



Date de sortie ?
- Le jeu sortirait en novembre sur Playstation 3... Si du moins la console est sortie au Japon !!! En Europe c'est déjà sur que non.

Les nouvautés ?
- Le vent serait visible sur les maillots, les cheveux et les filets,
- Les aires de jeu en salle feraient leur apparition,
- Les banc de touche seraient visible lors des matchs : entraineurs et remplaçants étant modélisés,
- On verrait les remplaçants s'échauffer, ainsi que les ramasseurs de balle,
- On pourrait y jouer On-Line à 11 contre 11 (on a du mal à imaginer jouer à PES à 22 personnes en même temps).

Sur Xbox 360 ?
- Le jeu pourrait sortir également en fin d'année sur 360,
- A noter que l'on parle aussi d'un "remix" de Pro Evolution Soccer 5 sur Xbox 360 pour patienter...

Voilà mon ptit jean-Mimi !!! A bientôt pour de nouvelles rumeurs fooootballistiques !

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Si vous avez de grandes paluches, jouer sur Gameboy micro est quasi impossible ! Heureusement Greenhouse a pensé à vous avec cette poignée spéciale GB Micro !!! A faire des consoles trop miniatures il faut maintenant des accessoires pour les agrandir ! Quel monde de dingues !

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Malgré un bide au Japon Dead or Alive 4 se vend très bien. Tecmo annonce que 700 000 exemplaires du jeu se sont déjà vendus à travers le monde. Il faut dire que depuis le lancement de la Xbox 360, à part Call of Duty 2 qui faisait parti du Line-Up c'est le seul jeu correct sorti depuis !!!

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La publicité destinée au petit écran pour Call of Duty 2 vient d'être interdite au Royaume-Uni suite à une pleinte de comsommateurs en colère ! La publicité, qui passe également en France, montre des scènes de combat grandioses qui sont bien sur des images précalculés, et non des scènes de jeu !

N'importe quel gamer averti le sait, mais peut être pas les consommateurs occasionnels qui ont eu l'impression de s'être fait rouler sur la marchandise une fois le jeu inseré dans la console !

Une décision juste à mon sens, cette publicité m'ayant aussi "choquée", ne montrant aucune réelle image du jeu en lui même, et qui obligera surement les éditeurs à faire plus attention à l'avenir.

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