The PlayStation 3 has outsold the Xbox 360

November 8th, 2010 TimmySDF

“Statistics published by top game developer Tose show that with 42 million the total number of PS3s sold globally have exceeded the Xbox 360 by a million units.

The statistics come by way of a presentation by Tose (a prolific Kyoto-based game developer best known for not being known, as their games as usually credited exclusively to the company outsourcing the work to them, most often Nintendo) at the Kyoto Cross Media Experience 2010, published by Famitsu.”

  • Wii: 74,000,000
  • PlayStation 3: 42,000,000
  • Xbox 360: 41,000,000

Source:  http://www.famitsu.com/news/201011/08035343.html

Sonic Free Riders (360 Kinect) looks to revolutionize gaming

June 17th, 2010 MitchMcCanan

Controller free gaming at it’s finest.

Pictures and GIF highlights from E3

June 17th, 2010 MitchMcCanan

Infamous 2  (PS3 exclusive)

Killzone 3D (PS3 exclusive)

Mortal Kombat 3D (PS3 exclusive)

Kinect for Xbox 360

Kinectimals (360 exclusive)

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Rare’s surprise E3 Trailer Announcement

June 17th, 2010 TimmySDF

On a side note:  SDF will be covering E3 with the usual unbiased, unfiltered coverage throughout the rest of the week.  Expect videos, impressions and more to be posted in the coming days.

Xbox Slim destroying game discs?

June 16th, 2010 TimmySDF

Buyer beware.

Kinect Smoke and Mirrors

June 15th, 2010 MitchMcCanan

Unless Natal Kinect has the ability to warp space and time it’s safe to say that many of the ‘live demos’ shown at Microsoft’s conference were indeed faked.

Overall SDF’s unbiased impressions of the MS conference were of boredom and disappointment.   Between the downgraded visuals of Gears of War 3 and Halo: Reach, to their Wii-too Kinect demos we can’t say we are confident in the 360′s future.   Perhaps next time they attempt to ‘revolutionize’ the gaming industry they shouldn’t copy games that were released in 2006.    Embarrassing MS.

360 Dashboard and Netflix navigation demonstration using Natal

June 11th, 2010 TimmySDF

Natal demonstration

This is an example of how you’d order a movie off Netflix.     Pin point precision.

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