Já está disponível o 7º Episódio do RadioGamer.
http://radiogamer.podomatic.com/entry/2009-06-08T09_14_24-07_00
Participaram:
- pmflima
- Tiago X9
- Chrow
- Acordeorum
- Jeremias25
- Frias90
- Lordfc
- Mialhov23
- bluefran
- Kiko
Estrutura do Podcast:
- Este podcast começa com 12 minutos dedicados à música e assuntos abstractos.
- Depois centra-se sobretudo na segunda parte da conversa sobre a conferência E3.
- E ainda contamos com a opinião do Killzone2 pós patch 1.27,
- e a apresentação do Infamous em Lisboa,
- As velhas e o Hugi e COD4,
- e terminamos com um novo conteúdo: "Pergunta ao Kiko".
Mandem as vossas questões para o e-mail: perguntaaokiko@gmail.com
Boa audição!
Podem continuar a enviar as vossas participações para Portugalhardcoregamers@gmail.com.
Já está disponível o 6º Episódio do RadioGamer.
http://radiogamer.podOmatic.com/entry/2009-06-06T07_02_10-07_00
Dissecação sobre a Exposição de jogos - E3:
(Este podcast foi dividido em duas partes, assim
esta é a primeira parte)
Tópicos falados:
- A E3 (sobretudo a conferência da Microsoft)
- O project Natal
- O browser da PS3
- A consola ideal do casual gamer
- Lastfm, Sky tv, streaming 1080p
- Xbox360 vs Ps3
- Uma conta hackada na PSN
- Duas velhas no COD4
- O patch 1.27 do Killzone 2
- Receita de tubarão tigre com cerveja
- Outros
Participaram nesta primeira parte:
- pmflima
- Tiago X9
- Chrow
- Acordeorum
- Jeremias
- Frias90
- Lordfc
Obrigado pela audição!
Podem continuar a enviar as vossas participações para Portugalhardcoregamers@gmail.com.
http://radiogamer.podOmatic.com/entry/2009-06-06T07_02_10-07_00
Dissecação sobre a Exposição de jogos - E3:
(Este podcast foi dividido em duas partes, assim
esta é a primeira parte)
Tópicos falados:
- A E3 (sobretudo a conferência da Microsoft)
- O project Natal
- O browser da PS3
- A consola ideal do casual gamer
- Lastfm, Sky tv, streaming 1080p
- Xbox360 vs Ps3
- Uma conta hackada na PSN
- Duas velhas no COD4
- O patch 1.27 do Killzone 2
- Receita de tubarão tigre com cerveja
- Outros
Participaram nesta primeira parte:
- pmflima
- Tiago X9
- Chrow
- Acordeorum
- Jeremias
- Frias90
- Lordfc
Obrigado pela audição!
Podem continuar a enviar as vossas participações para Portugalhardcoregamers@gmail.com.
Já está disponível o 5º Episódio do RadioGamer.
Já está disponível o 4º Episódio do RadioGamer.
Já está disponível o 3º Episódio do RadioGamer.
MadProfessor e Gustavo, perfilam-se numa contenda de pergunta-resposta, num diálogo interessante sobre os laivos do amor que por vezes não são de todo necessários numa vida amplamente sexual.
Oiçam sobre:
- as orgias
- o homem ideial
- as experiências carnais
- o amor...
Boa audição!
Podem continuar a enviar as vossas participações para Portugalhardcoregamers@gmail.com.
March revenues for the video game industry dropped 17 percent from a year ago, the NPD Group reported Thursday, the first time in the current recession that the business has seen sales fall. For the month, the analyst firm reported that the industry turned in total sales of $1.43 billion, down 17 percent from $1.72 billion a year earlier. Hardware sales were down 18 percent, while software was down 17 percent. Overall sales were also down 2.7 percent from February’s $1.47 billion, and each of the six hardware platforms NPD tracks–Sony’s PlayStation 3, PS2 and PSP, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Nintendo’s Wii and DS–had lower sales in March than in February. The PS3 and Wii led the drops, with 21.0 percent and 20.2 percent lower sales, respectively.
By comparison, the Xbox saw its sales fall between February and March, but less than the PS3 and Wii. Resident Evil 5, Capcom’s third-person survival-horror sold over 1.5 million units between the 360 and PS3 — a record-breaking launch for the property, according to Frazier. While Microsoft topped the charts in raw software sales with three titles (they claim four, but leaving out the NDS is misleading) it’s worth noting that Sony’s continuing to chart more frequently in the top 10. Through much of 2008, the company was lucky to see a single title in the running. In March, they’ve landed three. Not bad for a system many have all but written off of late.
em: PC WORLD
By comparison, the Xbox saw its sales fall between February and March, but less than the PS3 and Wii. Resident Evil 5, Capcom’s third-person survival-horror sold over 1.5 million units between the 360 and PS3 — a record-breaking launch for the property, according to Frazier. While Microsoft topped the charts in raw software sales with three titles (they claim four, but leaving out the NDS is misleading) it’s worth noting that Sony’s continuing to chart more frequently in the top 10. Through much of 2008, the company was lucky to see a single title in the running. In March, they’ve landed three. Not bad for a system many have all but written off of late.
em: PC WORLD
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March revenues for the video game industry dropped 17 percent from a year ago, the NPD Group reported Thursday, the first time in the current recession that the business has seen sales fall. For the month, the analyst firm reported that the industry turned in total sales of $1.43 billion, down 17 percent from $1.72 billion a year earlier. Hardware sales were down 18 percent, while software was down 17 percent. Overall sales were also down 2.7 percent from February’s $1.47 billion, and each of the six hardware platforms NPD tracks–Sony’s PlayStation 3, PS2 and PSP, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Nintendo’s Wii and DS–had lower sales in March than in February. The PS3 and Wii led the drops, with 21.0 percent and 20.2 percent lower sales, respectively.
By comparison, the Xbox saw its sales fall between February and March, but less than the PS3 and Wii. Resident Evil 5, Capcom’s third-person survival-horror sold over 1.5 million units between the 360 and PS3 — a record-breaking launch for the property, according to Frazier. While Microsoft topped the charts in raw software sales with three titles (they claim four, but leaving out the NDS is misleading) it’s worth noting that Sony’s continuing to chart more frequently in the top 10. Through much of 2008, the company was lucky to see a single title in the running. In March, they’ve landed three. Not bad for a system many have all but written off of late.
em: PC WORLD
March revenues for the video game industry dropped 17 percent from a year ago, the NPD Group reported Thursday, the first time in the current recession that the business has seen sales fall. For the month, the analyst firm reported that the industry turned in total sales of $1.43 billion, down 17 percent from $1.72 billion a year earlier. Hardware sales were down 18 percent, while software was down 17 percent. Overall sales were also down 2.7 percent from February’s $1.47 billion, and each of the six hardware platforms NPD tracks–Sony’s PlayStation 3, PS2 and PSP, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Nintendo’s Wii and DS–had lower sales in March than in February. The PS3 and Wii led the drops, with 21.0 percent and 20.2 percent lower sales, respectively.
By comparison, the Xbox saw its sales fall between February and March, but less than the PS3 and Wii. Resident Evil 5, Capcom’s third-person survival-horror sold over 1.5 million units between the 360 and PS3 — a record-breaking launch for the property, according to Frazier. While Microsoft topped the charts in raw software sales with three titles (they claim four, but leaving out the NDS is misleading) it’s worth noting that Sony’s continuing to chart more frequently in the top 10. Through much of 2008, the company was lucky to see a single title in the running. In March, they’ve landed three. Not bad for a system many have all but written off of late.
em: PC WORLD
