Tuesday, September 11, 2012

WOW for the PS3, Xbox360, PC users


Online Game Save Storage Increase Coming with PS3 System Software Update (v4.25)

+ Posted by Eric Lempel // VP, Sony Network Entertainment
At this year’s Gamescom press conference, we announced that Online Game Save Storage will be upgraded to 1GB for PlayStation Plus members, and I’m happy to report that the increase will be available soon with PS3 system software update (v4.25)!
PlayStation Plus
To sign up for PlayStation Plus, go to PlayStation Store on your PS3, or click here.
After you’ve installed the update, simply go to the Saved Data Utility under the Game column of the XMB. From there you can access the Online Storage folder and find any existing game saves already uploaded, as well as the increase in space to 1GB. So set your automatic download to upload every game save for every compatible game you play and enjoy the additional breathing room. You can also continue to use this feature to selectively upload game saves you specify.
Stay tuned to PlayStation.Blog for the latest info on future updates.



This is Amazing, I had PS+ but then the membership was out, but when I herd this that it went up by like about 850 MB, that is crazy. Sorry if I don't gotten my math right, it is either a 1000 or 10000 MB to get 1 GB, but if it is 10000, then it is about 9850 MB, which still, 850 MB is a lot. That will come in handy.

But what about Xbox360
By Rob Crossley for CVG UK
Microsoft's R&D division is working on a landmark display technology that will project a full 3D game environment across the walls of player's bedrooms and living areas, a new patent filing shows.
A breakthrough device, known in the patent as an "environmental display", will project 360-degree game worlds across all four walls of a room using advanced projection technology.
Crucially, the device will also boast a 3D depth camera, which it appears can calculate the player's position by emitting infrared light patterns and registering where the player is blocking the signal. This is a similar technique used for Kinect.
But the patent suggests further immersion with the use of Kinect's 3D camera, which can separately calculate the posture and various movements of the player.
Xbox 720 Screenshot
It is stated in the patent that the tech will tie into the rumoured Kinect Glasses technology that leaked in June [CVG's full analysis of that tech can be found here].
Microsoft's shutter 3D glasses are suspected to work with Kinect, with the camera registering where the player is looking by sending signals to the glasses - much in the same way a Wii knows how its remote is positioned using signals sent to the sensor bar.
The possibilities for the combined technologies are unlike anything seen before in interactive entertainment. Players could feasibly fill their rooms with full 360-degree displays, interact with a game world not just on their TV but across the walls around them, and observe 3D holograms within the room through the Kinect Glasses.
The combined devices will, in theory, will provide the most sophisticated tracking data on where the player is standing and looking.
Xbox 720 Screenshot
The new patent, unearthed by Patently Apple, quotes the Microsoft document as working on "an immersive display environment is provided to a human user by projecting a peripheral image onto environmental surfaces around the user. The peripheral images serve as an extension to a primary image displayed on a primary display."
Microsoft said that "the user may enjoy an immersive 3-D experience using suitable headgear, such as active shutter glasses configured to operate in synchronization with suitable alternate-frame image sequencing at primary display and environmental display."

This sounds like the Wii in a Xbox form. But don't worry, they are probably going to add the controllers, that is what makes it easier, but who knows, maybe the Kinect will be a whole lot easier then the Wii and the Xbox 360 Kinect. But that is just my opinion, I try'd it twice, and though it wasn't worth the money, but then I thought that I should buy the Kinect again for the Xbox360, but if the 720 is easier then the  360, then I'll buy it. But for now, I should buy a Kinect for the 360 because I miss it a lot

PC news
  • BY: KRISTEN BEHRENS

Seeing as games generally are let loose upon the market [normally] every Tuesday here in North America, it's once again time for another list of this weeks releases.
Regardless if you're a fan of Valve's Steamservice, EA's Origin, some other digital download client, or simply just hoping in your car and heading to your local ChicagolandGameStop, Best Buy or Fry's (which still only has a single location in the whole of Chicagoland) to pick up the newest releases, there's bound to be something for you each and every week. Sometimes you may even find deals at certain stores on new gamesthat don't exist elsewhere.
View slideshow: Images from this week's releases
The following is a list of PC games released for the week of September 9th, 2012.
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Looks like there is a lot of games, and DLC to come. I can not wait to see the Battle Field 3 Premium  Edition. And I would like to see some game play form " I AM ALIVE " game for the PC,  I like the game and hope that it will work well for the PC.

Will that is all for 2day, I'll post later. Have a good night, or have a good day and stay safe.

PS: The N4G website is basically the same as the first website, it is just that the information came from the N4G Source. 
  


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