Autor: nyck
next socom?
da muss zipper/slantsix/scei schon mal was drauflegen, ansonsten sind deren vorschusslorbeeren nämlich dahin und kein ps3 user zockt socom sondern nur noch cod4…
lebensgross
marc und gaby klinnert bauen prototypen von game charakteren in lebensgrösse (clank ist ein kleiner kerl), siehe studio oxmox. am besten gefallen mir dabei die eingeschickten bilder von leuten mit ihren figuren…
ob wir uns mal mutter modellieren lassen? oder den kettenhund?
tekken 5 online!
im november soll es ein update von tekken 5 im playstation network (psn) geben, dass eine zusätzliche online funktion des games freischaltet!
The new Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection Online download will include Opti Match, Quick Match, Custom Match and
Friend Match options – making it easy to find the right match for you. You’ll also have the opportunity to study your
opponents by viewing their stats and watching them battle. When not fighting yourself, you can psych out your next
opponent with live voice chat. You’ll fight your way from ‘Beginner’ rank all the way to deadly ‘Dark Lord’ – and there will be an Online News Ticker posting the weekly, monthly and overall rank leaders at any given point, so there will be no doubt about who’s King of Iron Fist at any one time. (…)if you already own the non-online edition, you need to download an update pack containing
the online modes. If you don’t already own it, you can buy the full title with online play as a single download from the Store.
(via psn network download news issue 6 november 2007)
weltrekord und ein guinness
Tokyo, November 1, 2007 – Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) today announced that PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3®) computer entertainment systems, part of Stanford University’s Folding@home™ program, have enabled the distributed computing project to be recognized by Guinness World Records™ as the most powerful distributed computing network in the world. The record was initially set on September 16, 2007 as Folding@home surpassed one petaflop(*1), a computing milestone that has never been reached before by a distributed computing network. In addition to this, the collective efforts of our users have enabled PS3 alone to reach the petaflops mark on September 23, 2007.
The record is a testament to the widespread participation of PS3 users from around the world—currently more than 670,000 unique PS3 users have registered to the Folding@home network, bringing the overall computing power of the program to more than a petaflop. Thanks to PS3’s powerful Cell Broadband Engine™ (Cell/B.E.), scientists will now be able to make greater progress in their studies of protein folding and its link to diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and certain forms of cancer.
(via sony computer electronic europe)
additional link: die offizielle folding@home-site der stanford university