VGArabia: 2010 will be a critical year for both of Sony and Microsoft. In fact, it might be the year that determines the winner of the HD war. Exclusive games, cutting prices and releasing new peripherals are some of the strategies those companies will be using to attract consumers.
VGArabia: 2010 will be a critical year for both of Sony and Microsoft. In fact, it might be the year that determines the winner of the HD war. Exclusive games, cutting prices and releasing new peripherals are some of the strategies those companies will be using to attract consumers.
Joystiq loves Nobuo Uematsu’s work on the musical accompaniment for the Final Fantasy franchise, but they often find themselves wishing those games’ scores were infused with a touch of Jay-Z. Maybe a light smattering of Outkast. The faintest hint of Ghostface Killah.
The mixologists from Team Teamwork (creators of the similarly-spliced Ocarina of Rhyme album) have once again worked their magic on a classic video game soundtrack. This time around, it’s the score from Final Fantasy VII, which has been mashed together with tracks from over a dozen hip-hop artists, as well as Tom Waits, which is just weird. You can pay whatever you want to download the cleverly-titled Vinyl Fantasy 7 — though we’re betting you’ll probably settle on zero dollars.
Since the article went live, Sony’s Jeff Rubenstein has clarified his previous statement to let it be known that he misunderstood the question and that Final Fantasy Versus XIII information won’t be made available on the PlayStation blog this month. Jeff replied to another reader asking him to be sure he meant Versus XIII with the following statement:
"Ah, Versus? SquEnix ain’t gonna talk about that with FFXIII coming up so soon, I know that much.
When they’re ready to start talking Versus (and I don’t know when that is), I expect you’ll be seeing them here to address you all directly."
Square Enix has remained quiet on the subject of Final Fantasy Versus XIII for quite a while. Finally, it looks like Square Enix will be shedding some new light on the mysterious title in the coming weeks, though.
Mass Effect 2 for $45, Buy-2-get-1, recommended imports, and hidden gems in this week’s RPG Deals by RPG Land’s Russ Ritchy.
Mass Effect 2 for $45, Buy-2-get-1, recommended imports, and hidden gems in this week’s RPG Deals by RPG Land’s Russ Ritchy.
Mass Effect 2 for $45, Buy-2-get-1, recommended imports, and hidden gems in this week’s RPG Deals by RPG Land’s Russ Ritchy.
Mass Effect 2 for $45, Buy-2-get-1, recommended imports, and hidden gems in this week’s RPG Deals by RPG Land’s Russ Ritchy.
Mass Effect 2 for $45, Buy-2-get-1, recommended imports, and hidden gems in this week’s RPG Deals by RPG Land’s Russ Ritchy.
