E3
Posted by jenag on July 18, 2008
**Update I just learned that the DS version of Chrono Trigger will infact contain 2 version on it. The first Version being the newly translated,2screen etc. version. The 2nd version being a direct single screen snes port.**
So about all that E3 news……Theres so much! FF13 not a ps3 exclusive is probably the biggest thing that happened. Aside from that theres the whole guide redesign. The blades are still present in the design, but the guide itself has a more flip book presentation about it. Similar to windows aero that is in vista. Major Nelson has a big write-up about the dashboard and it can be found here. Nintendo didn’t announce much aside from some more add-ons for the Wii. As for the ps3, I am not entirely sure of what they announced aside from things like home being region locked, and how GT5 more than likely wont see a date earlier than 2010. Onto to the games….So many are going to be released this year. Some of the titles that I am waiting for are Gears of War 2, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Too Human, Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, Rock Band 2 (hopefully i get the premium Ion Drumset
) Dead Space, and right now my current top game, Left 4 Dead. Of course i can’t leave Chrono Trigger DS out of the picture yet. Let’s just hope that square-enix wont try to charge forty dollars for it seeing as it is just going to be a direct port of the SNES version. I feel as thought that Left 4 Dead won’t make huge numbers right off the bat (still decent mind you) but it will be like numerous other valve games, and just have a strong base and just continue to sell well for a good while. Just look at how Counter-Strike 1.6 is still being played on a large scale (just don’t look at how terrible i am at it) So all and all, there was rises and falls at e3 this year. What did you get out of it? What really got you excited and waiting with eagerness? For more info pertaining to e3, please visit either HERE or HERE to get your fix of trailers and whatnots since I know some of you can’t go without visual stimulation.

