Sony's got Capcom, Sega, Tecmo Koei, Konami, Epic Games, and Activision lined up to make games on its new handheld console, the Next Generation Portable (NGP).
Jun Takeuchi from Capcom has taken the stageless than a minute ago via web
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He's showing off Monster Hunter Portable 3rd running on NGPless than a minute ago via web
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Running on MT Framework, he's showing Lost Planet 2 rendered in real-time on the NGPless than a minute ago via web
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Next up: Toshihiro Nagoshi from Segaless than a minute ago via web
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It's Yakuza: Of the End, running off NGP technologyless than a minute ago via web
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And now, Akihiro Suzuki from Tecmo Koeiless than a minute ago via web
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Showing off a live demo of what looks like a new Dynasty Warriors gameless than a minute ago via web
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And here comes Hideo Kojima...less than a minute ago via web
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They're showing Metal Gear Solid 4, running on NGP techless than a minute ago via web
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MGS4 was running at 20 frames per second on NGPless than a minute ago via web
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Next up: Tim Sweeney from Epic Gamesless than a minute ago via web
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He's showing Epic Citadel (powered by Unreal Engine 3) running on NGPless than a minute ago via web
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They're showing Dungeon Defenders running on NGPless than a minute ago via web
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Up next: Philip Earl from Activisionless than a minute ago via web
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He's saying that Call of Duty will be coming to NGPless than a minute ago via web
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Showing a list of developers working with NGP tech, including Ubisoft, Grasshopper, SNK, 2K Games, PopCap, Codemasters, Rockstar....less than a minute ago via web
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And that's a wrap! So, to recap: PlayStation Suite, PlayStation Store coming to Android, NGP -- brand new handheld from Sonyless than a minute ago via web
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Check out all the details on the Next Generation Portable here.
Source: Daily News from GamePro.com
Thursday, January 27, 2011