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vendredi 12 juillet 2013

Call of Duty: Ghosts have its coop mode



Scheduled for the end of the year Call of Duty: Ghosts is advertised as a return to square one, or more precisely a new branch of the series.

In addition to several mechanisms to resume the saga Call of Duty: Ghosts should have some new features, like the dog, but not only. A message posted on twitter of Candice Cape, community coordinator for Infinity Ward, confirmed the presence of a kind of co-operative play mode inspired by the Spec Ops option of MW2 and MW3.

Nothing more has been revealed and now you will have to wait a few weeks to discover all the secrets of this expected next installment, coming November 5.

mardi 11 juin 2013

Sony confirms PlayStation 4 will have 500GB internal storage, PlayStation Eye camera will retail for $60.



The PlayStation 4 has a 500GB hard drive--the same size as the Xbox One--Sony confirmed as part of a recently released fact sheet regarding the next-generation platform.

In addition, PlayStation Eye cameras will not be included with PS4 systems. Instead, they will be available as peripherals for $60 each.

Additional DualShock 4 controllers will sell for $60.

By comparison, the Kinect 2.0 is included with every Xbox One and has been described as an integral component of Microsoft's next-generation machine.

The PS4 will launch this year at $400, while the Xbox One will be available for $500.

PS4 supports used games and features no online check-in



Sony has confirmed that the PlayStation 4 will not require an online-check in, and that Sony will impose no restrictions on trading in disc-based games.

Speaking during Sony's E3 2013 press conference, SCEA president Jack Tretton added that that disc-based PlayStation 4 games will be able to be traded in at retail, sold to another person, lent to friends, or just kept forever.

The news positions Sony's PlayStation 4 in direct opposition to Microsoft's Xbox One, which requires a 24-hour check-in for all games and will restrict the sale of used games to selected retailers.

"I guess that's a good thing," said Tretton.

PlayStation 4 console hardware finally revealed!

The PlayStation 4 design Sony unveiled this evening is not final, but it's close, according to Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida.

"It's almost final," Yoshida said, noting there are "some subtle things" that could change before the next-generation system launches later this year.

In addition, Sony confirmed that the plastic piece that holds the system upright when positioned vertically will be sold as a separate peripheral. Pricing was not divulged.

Sony confirms a $399/€399/£349 price for the PlayStation 4 hardware, $100 cheaper than Microsoft's Xbox One



Sony has announced today that the PlayStation 4 will cost $399 in North America.

In other regions, the PlayStation 4 will cost €399 in Europe and £349 in the UK.

The PlayStation 4 will retail for $100 less than Microsoft's Xbox One, which will cost $499/€499/£429. The PlayStation 4 will launch this holiday season, but Sony did not date the PlayStation 4. Microsoft's Xbox One will launch in November.

Preorders for the device will likely begin imminently at major retailers.

lundi 10 juin 2013

Call of Duty: Ghost just before the E3 streaming broadcasting Published infiltration mission in the sea


Call of Duty: Ghosts was showcased at Activision and Infinity Ward E3 2013 press conferences which has giving a preview of what it will be like on the Playstation 4 and Xbox One, and even on the 122-ft wide screen they'll have in their booth.

Here's the video of Call of Duty: Ghosts


We're live from E3 2013 in Los Angeles!



The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) officially kicks off on Tuesday morning, but press attendees have packed schedules starting bright and early today.

Microsoft's kicking things off with its briefing, which promises new Xbox One details and a major focus on games.

Sony, meanwhile, is officially unveiling its new PlayStation 4 hardware, having teased the look of the new box and naming its nighttime E3 briefing as the big reveal.

Come Tuesday, Nintendo is welcoming select show goers at its exhibition booth for a sneak peek at new Wii U titles, before E3 opens for business at noon Pacific Time.


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