shinobi602
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Actually back then e3 was held in May and was around the 16th
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=47648
I stand corrected.
Actually back then e3 was held in May and was around the 16th
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=47648
Give me GT6 Prologue with 30 premiums and 6 tracks. I'll buy this tech demo easily.
In another thread I linked this transcript of Microsoft's E3 2005 press conference: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/exec/rbach/05-16-05e3.aspxWhile Microsoft E3 2005 conference was on May 16:
http://features.teamxbox.com/xbox/1153/Microsofts-E3-2005-Press-Briefing/p1/
It was just a few days before as part of a broader marketing effort but the product was still announced around E3.
Since we are expecting first showing around GDC, will we get pricing and official launch date at E3?
Good news! I don't want to wait until midyear. A nice open-world Alan Wake 2 and GT 6 Prologue sound amazing.
Shouldn't Forza 5 be launching about the time the Durango launches?
Holy shit I'm hyped. Sucks it's mid January as there isn't much to do for the next few months except live off rumors.
And MS talked a little about their upcoming system at GDC '05.
Play games? I'm sure you have a backlog ,
No, they talked about the XNA software platform for next gen development in very vague terms, but there was no specific mention of the next console.
SAN FRANCISCO March 9, 2005 Today at the annual Game Developers Conference (GDC), Microsoft Corp. announced the first details of its next-generation Xbox video game system platform, highlighting how hardware, software and services are being fused to power enhanced game and entertainment experiences.
Microsoft Corporate Vice President and Chief XNA Architect J Allard further outlined the companys vision for the future of entertainment, citing the emergence of an HD Era in video games that is fueled by consumer demand for experiences that are always connected, always personalized and always in high-definition.
In the HD Era the platform is bigger than the processor, Allard said. New technology and emerging consumer forces will come together to enable the rock stars of game development to shake up the old establishment and redefine entertainment as we know it.
To support consumer demands for the HD Era, the next-generation Xbox is designed around key principles that let developers maximize real performance, using concepts they are already familiar with.
The next-generation Xbox hardware design principles include the following:
A well-balanced system that will deliver more than a teraflop of targeted computing performance
A multicore processor architecture co-developed with IBM Corp. that provides developer headroom and flexibility for the HD Era
A custom-designed graphics processor co-developed with ATI Technologies Inc. designed for HD Era games and entertainment applications
In addition, familiar software technologies such as DirectX, PIX, XACT and the recently announced XNA Studio an integrated team-based development environment tailored for game production complement the new hardware to help game developers unlock increasingly powerful and complex silicon.
The HD Era gaming platform will strike an elegant balance of hardware, software and services to power the new experiences consumers demand. Games and entertainment features such as the next-generation Xbox guide represent a shift toward more immersive and integrated consumer experiences. This shift will be further illustrated by a significant leap to high-definition graphics, where character movements and expressions are intensely vibrant and nearly indiscernible from real life; by multichannel, positional audio fidelity so clear and precise that players will be able to hear the faintest enemy footsteps sneaking up behind them; by richer online communications; and by an abundance of on-demand content for game consoles.
Very likey this will happen.
Mini reveal at GDC or sooner.
Pre E3 conference for Spike
Main E3 conference.
That's how it will go for one of the two.
AW 2 is the main game MS show off as well.
This is awesome news, though doesn't the PS4 coming first go against most of stuff we have heard?
Not really. Sony announced the NGP/Vita a year+ before it came out worldwide, though it did hit Japan in the same calendar year at least (11 months later).
Current rumors peg the PS4 launch in Q1 2014, so an announcement in March 2013 makes sense.
Not really. Sony announced the NGP/Vita a year+ before it came out worldwide, though it did hit Japan in the same calendar year at least (11 months later).
Current rumors peg the PS4 launch in Q1 2014, so an announcement in March 2013 makes sense.
Hope that doesn't mean it got rushed too much.This is awesome news, though doesn't the PS4 coming first go against most of stuff we have heard?
Not really. Sony announced the NGP/Vita a year+ before it came out worldwide, though it did hit Japan in the same calendar year at least (11 months later).
Current rumors peg the PS4 launch in Q1 2014, so an announcement in March 2013 makes sense.
Most rumors suggested Durango Q4/2013 and Orbis Q1/2014. If Orbis turns out to be launching first, then it's either 2013 for both or Durango is getting delayed.
Most rumors suggested Durango Q4/2013 and Orbis Q1/2014. If Orbis turns out to be launching first, then it's either 2013 for both or Durango is getting delayed.
are we talking a month or so earlier, or a week or two earlier?could actually be earlier
Most rumors are saying PS4 launch in 2013. Not 2014.
could actually be earlier
Feb. Sony's Destination event.are we talking a month or so earlier, or a week or two earlier?
This is awesome news, though doesn't the PS4 coming first go against most of stuff we have heard?
Aegies was mentioning February-March before.Oh shit. I'm on the hype train.
Feb. Sony's Destination event.
I think that speaks on what arthur (of the gies variety) was saying in the ps4 speculation thread, that developers pretty much haven't been hearing as much as they've been hearing from MS during the whole process. So they don't know shit.I felt Kotaku was pretty clear on this front.
Sony said they were targeting Fall 2013, but for some reason devs weren't entirely sure they would make it.
ah yeah I forgot that existed.Feb. Sony's Destination event.
This is the least hyped i have ever been :/
could actually be earlier
It's ok. I'm sure Nintendo will have something to show at E3.
Aegies was mentioning February-March before.
Perhaps they decided on February. Both The Witcher 3 and Unreal Engine 4 are showing back up next month, and EA was recording a bunch of Dragon Age 3 footage and internally produced interviews, which usually have a few week lead time.
Also, the Vita PlayStation meeting was announced less than seven days before it happened.
I'll say it's not this, but probably before it so they can show the system to retailers right away.