JeuxFrance @ E3
La conférence Sega est désormais achevée et les informations principales ne devraient pas tarder à nous parvenir. L'étrange absence de news pour l'heure pose LA question :
SEGA avait il réellement quelque chose de surprenant à nous présenter?
Pour l'heure, et pour vous faire patienter, je vous propose de télécharger la vidéo de notre arrivée à Los Angeles, starring John Taskovich. Egalement disponible, la photo de la première babe qui a croisé notre regard.
Video JF E3 2004 - N°1publié le 12/05/2004 à 21:00 par
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PSP powa!!! na!
tsss bande d'ignorants certyians quand meme , HOMME DE PEU DE FOI ( nan merci pas pour moi jaime pas ca ...)
Une conférence tout ça pour annoncer un jeu bah ya pas de koi retourner l'E3
Sega announces new Phantasy Star title
Action RPG Phantasy Star Universe will breathe new life into the hallowed series.
Today at its E3 booth, Sega revealed it is working on a new Phantasy Star game, an action RPG entitled Phantasy Star Universe.
The publisher made no mention of Phantasy Star Universe at its "surprise" press announcement this morning, where the only thing shown was a multiplayer demo of the Matrix Online. It didn't divulge much more information about the early-in-development game at its booth, either, other than show a trailer for Universe. No info on platforms or release date were made available.
The Phantasy Star Universe trailer contained only prerendered CG footage starring characters and environments that looked stylistically similar to those seen in the recent Phantasy Star Online games. We observed one character fighting monsters with electro-blades, another animal-like warrior speeding through a desert environment, and a purple-haired girl with some resemblance to Phantasy Star II's Nei as we watched the trailer.
The Phantasy Star series began eons ago on the Sega Master System. After four popular single-player RPGs, the series took a multi-year hiatus and then reemerged on the Dreamcast in the form of Phantasy Star Online. Despite the series' recent focus on online play, Sega representatives are mum about whether Universe will center on off- or online play. Since the combat in the game is real-time instead of turn-based, it could go either way.
We'll bring you more details on Phantasy Star Universe as soon as they become available. In the meantime, keep an eye on GameSpot for the game's first trailer later today.
By Brad Shoemaker -- GameSpot
POSTED: 05/12/04 01:35PM PST
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Le nom du jeux ? Ghost ......
Incroyable, une conférence de presse, dot la presse n'en parle pas. Y'a plus d'Internet au states??
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