Jeux vidéo

Play Station Move Commercial By Kevin Butler

Kevin Butler, a fictional character created by Sony Computer Entertainment, is coming from the future in order to show us the abilities of the Play Station Move.

The Move’s ad features some footage of two guys who play a boxing game and a first person shooter. Besides, Butler laughs at Nintendo Wii and Microsoft’s Natal Project with very funny comments and questions.

According to Sony Ad, the Move will be launched in November 2010. Check out this funny video!

Halo Reach Multiplayer Trailer

Bungie released the official trailer of Halo Reach on March 3rd. However, the beta version Beta will be launched on May 3rd, 2010.

The trailer provides the world premiere footage of the multiplayer Alpha in action. Besides, the video hints at a couple of match types, including Invasion and Headhunter.

According to Microsoft, anyone who owns a copy of Halo 3 ODST will be able to join in on the beta version. Are you looking forward to test Halo reach Beta?

World of Goo : le jeu, pour le prix que vous souhaitez jusqu'au 19 octobre !

Vous pouvez acquérir World of Goo pour le prix que vous souhaitez... Dépêchez vous l'offre expire le 19 octobre !

Sorti en février 2009 en France, World of Goo fait partie de ces petits jeux addictifs qui ont bousculé le monde des jeux vidéos. Ici, pas d'effets spéciaux nécessitant la dernière Gforce et un processeur gonflé aux amphétamines, mais un concept de jeu très simple :

il s'agit d'assembler des petites boules de goudron afin de construire des structures improbables. Créez des tour, des ponts ou encore des échelles pour faire franchir les niveaux à vos Goos.

Fun et stratégie sont donc les ingrédients principaux de ce puzzle game... Que vous auriez tort de ne pas essayer ;-)

Pour acquérir ce petit bijou, c'est par ici !

Via Jeuxvideo.com

Video game streaming: The future is now!

A new service unveiled this week that allows streaming of video games over the web will shake the video game industry! OnLive Inc., a startup from Palo Alto, revealed its service at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco in March of this year and it launched the beta program yesterday.

You will be able to use a simple device that sits atop a television or connects to a computer to stream video games without the need of either a gaming console or hard disk space for the game itself. This device would accept up to 4 wireless controllers and bluetooth headsets. Besides, il will include two USB ports, ethernet, HDMI, and optical audio out.

The service will be launched later in the in the United States. OnLive does not have a business model yet. However, it would likely be either subscription-based or possibly subsidized through the purchase of the OnLive micro-console. So are you ready to throw your video game console away?