Here’s Master Chief armor that actually looks like it was made for a movie. From the assault rifle (*corrected) to helmet, everything looks true to the game. Click here for first picture in gallery.
If somebody told me these were photos smuggled off the set of the Halo movie I’d totally agree with them, for a second, before remembering there is no Halo movie, then saying “aaaahhhh, ya got me”.
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts will feature “next-generation visuals and presentation along with reuniting beloved characters Banjo, Kazooie and Gruntilda – among other fan favorites – with their sharp wit and hilarious sense of humor.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Putting a twist on the classic game, Daniel Soltis’s Moving Parts is essentially a “two-player hybrid physical/video pinball game that uses variations in game rules to elicit different social interactions between players.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The real standout here is not the programming, but the physical/video hybrid that Soltis has created. The program is projected from the ceiling onto a hand-built table that has buttons and a pull-lever just like on a real pinball machine.
[via Dvice]
Though not as pretty as the previous model, this SEGA Dreamcast portable was actually previewed on tape and is fully-functional. Continue reading for a brief overview and video.
In the video, you’ll basically see a “multi-touch wall that was retrofitted to play [a giant version of] Missile Command.” Continue reading to watch.
So, multitouch has some interesting applications, but all pale in comparison to playing a two player version of Missile Command.
[via Gizmodo]
The jDome system consists of a “semi-transparent dome” that has images projected onto it, enabling gamers to surround themselves “with 180-degrees of gaming action.” Video after the break.
John Nilsson went and patented the concept and is now developing the jDome with an estimated cost of around $125-200.
[via Engadget]
In part one of GT’s “The Metal Gear Retrospective”, they take a look at the games that started it all: “Metal Gear, Snake’s Revenge, and MG2: Solid Snake.” Continue reading to watch.
Now here’s an interesting game, Raging Thunder for the iPhone. This early version makes use of the phone’s accelerometer to control the vehicles. Video after the break.
..everything’s rendered in pretty decent OpenGL 3D graphics as well. It’s no GTA4, but you can download it from Installer.app now.
[via Gizmodo]
Mirror’s Edge, to be released on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC platforms, is basically a “complex first-person action adventure set in a dangerous open world boasting tremendous levels of freedom and interactivity.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
If Sony were to partner with Apple for their next portable, all-in-one gaming device, then it might look something like the iWish. Click here for one more picture.
I call this the iWish because I wish Sony would get their act together and improve the PSP. So many people are doing such amazing and innovative things these days, and yet the only innovative thing to happen to the PSP since 2005 was that it got a little slimmer.