It
was not so long ago that people thought there would never be a proper
first-person shooter on consoles; the only way to accurately control a
FPS was with the mouse and keyboard of a PC. Then came Goldeneye 007 for
the Nintendo 64, proving that FPS could be done on a console and done
well. Fast forward to the last decade, and a similar debate has erupted.
Could handheld consoles ever be able to support a good first person
shooter? Many had tried, and all have failed. I’m here to tell you today
it can be done. Killzone: Mercenary is the Goldeneye 007 of portable
FPS.
Showing posts with label Vita. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vita. Show all posts
Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate 10 Hours Long, Has Multiple Endings
Game
Director for Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate, Mark Pacini, recently
spoke to The Escapist about the upcoming Vita title and shared a few new
details about the Batman’s handheld adventures.
Lemmings Touch Jumping Onto PS Vita
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHGv5O_nhIU&feature=player_embedded
The next entry in the classic puzzler/platformer Lemmings franchise is coming to the PlayStation Vita. The game will feature over 100 levels and will make use of the Vita’s touchscreen capabilities to allow the player to select individual lemmings and designate their roles. To save screen space, a radial pop-up menu will appear every time a lemming is selected. The touchscreen will also be used to aim cannons, set platforms, and move objects for the cute, green-haired creatures.
Developer d3t is also promising brand new, colorful environments with plenty of touch objects. d3t also teased that not all lemmings are what they seem. What does that mean? We will have to find out when more details for Lemmings Touch are revealed “soon.”
Source: PlayStation Blog – Europe
http://www.stealthybox.com
By Travis Tucker
The next entry in the classic puzzler/platformer Lemmings franchise is coming to the PlayStation Vita. The game will feature over 100 levels and will make use of the Vita’s touchscreen capabilities to allow the player to select individual lemmings and designate their roles. To save screen space, a radial pop-up menu will appear every time a lemming is selected. The touchscreen will also be used to aim cannons, set platforms, and move objects for the cute, green-haired creatures.
Developer d3t is also promising brand new, colorful environments with plenty of touch objects. d3t also teased that not all lemmings are what they seem. What does that mean? We will have to find out when more details for Lemmings Touch are revealed “soon.”
Source: PlayStation Blog – Europe
http://www.stealthybox.com
By Travis Tucker
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