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Friday, March 19, 2010
02:07 PM - March 19, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
Read More - NBA 2K10 In-Flight Academy
Monday, March 15, 2010
03:06 PM - March 15, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
The most fun I had without question was on Tiger Woods 11 Wii. Incredible to me how so much change and innovation can be created with one simple new feature – the new True View. First, EA Sports added new swing recognition technology dubbed the Advanced Plus Swing. Basically it will track your entire swing motion and angle on the ball, so you now can draw and fade the ball based on your swing. You can check the videos for a nice tutorial.
The Tour Pro swing reads the point where you contact the ball with a first person view titled True View. Yeah, you actually have a view looking over the ball like your actually playing – and it plays seamlessly! That’s the craziest part. You can waggle the club and open it, and even change your setup on the ball.
Read More - EA Sports Season Opener: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11
03:03 PM - March 15, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
By far the most interesting title at the Season Opener was EA Sports MMA. The game was on display in the form of a playable demo for the producers only to play, and for me to witness (Media was not allowed to video any game play). I found the fighters in the game to maneuver and slide around just as you would expect from an EA Sports title; the fighters had a bit of the Fight Night footwork in there from what I could tell, but with more bounce and fluidness in their steps.
Read More - EA Sports Season Opener: EA Sports MMA
03:02 PM - March 15, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
Jeremy Strauser of Madden NFL 11 was next in line for the opening presentation at the Season Opener. Strauser stated that Madden NFL 11 will be data driven – and once again touched on how the OS forum feedback is much appreciated (Got to enjoy the love we received in a packed house full of the game industries best editorials) Strauser threw some crazy numbers around regarding the data tracked in Madden NFL 10. 173 million data reports are made per day in Madden. Cool note: 7.5 million interceptions have been thrown by Brett Favre.
Read More - EA Sports Season Opener: Football Titles
02:54 PM - February 15, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
"Was it all a dream?" Those were the famous words sung by Faith Evans on the classic Jay-Z album Blueprint 2.
They also happen to be the same words some NBA Live fans are repeating after recently learning that producer Mike Wang is migrating back over to 2K Sports. Obviously, questions remain about the direction of the franchise after the latest news.
While Live fans keep praying for another breakthrough in next year’s release, here are some ideas to ponder.
Read More - NBA Live needs the dream
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
07:29 PM - January 12, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
Shaun White is the best snowboarder in the world. His 2006 gold medal for Team USA in Torino, Italy cemented that fact. But with the Olympics still a month away, the high-flying White still has a bit of time to focus some attention on the game industry. So while Shaun gets prepped to tear up another halfpipe in Vancouver, he probably wants people to enjoy his latest video game, Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage, which was recently released for the Nintendo Wii.Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage is the sequel to Shaun White Snowboarding Road Trip. Boasting fun cartoon personalities who travel the international borders on the snowboarding world circuit, this Wii sports title works in well with the spirit of the Olympics. World Stage builds on the prequel by offering a new career mode, new venues and a trick creator feature.
Read More - Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage Review
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
12:41 PM - October 13, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
Technology is a different kind of beast. It's an animal that we attempt to tame, but it’s a phenomenon whose evolution is hardly predictable. I say that because we are now living in the Web 2.0 era, which is kind of crazy because we are less than 10 years removed from the first Internet boom in the late 1990s. (For the uninitiated, think of Web 2.0 as a way to interact with and change things online -- social-networking sites and Wikipedia are examples.)
Web 2.0 is also playing a role in the videogame world. Online gaming is constantly becoming more social and more technologically advanced. In fact, the power behind some of the videogames being pushed out by various companies is challenging applications and web services that you can find on your own personal computers.
Read More - Web 2.0 is Invading Your Games
Thursday, October 8, 2009
12:13 AM - October 8, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
The Association once had Russell and Wilt. Then there was Michael taking the reigns from Bird after he dropped 63 in the Garden during the '86 playoffs. Last year it was the debate between Kobe and LeBron. Right now it’s Live and NBA 2K.Read More - NBA Live 10 Review
Friday, June 26, 2009
03:42 PM - June 26, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
The game of golf gives you the unique ability to pit yourself against your mind and emotional regulation. You must strategize for every bend and account for every slope you may find on a course. Each shot is a test of your discipline, focus and patience, and the courses you play on are designed to break you down. But it is up to you to peak under the most intense pressure and unlock your Trophies and Achievements.In this quick strategy guide, I will walk you through the fundamentals of your golf swing setup, coach you through your golfer’s progression, and teach you to focus on the greens.
Read More - Tiger Woods 10: A Golfers Guide
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
03:49 PM - June 10, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
When Tiger Woods plays in a major, you can assume that you will witness greatness. And Tiger’s fierce competitive nature is what makes him the most compelling athlete to watch during those championship Sundays. For those of you who want know what it's like to be in Tiger's shoes on the 18th green at Bethpage Black, well, look no further than Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 on the Xbox 360.Read More - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 Review
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
11:55 AM - June 2, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
I am a Miami Hurricane while my good friend back home loves the Florida Gators. We can already envision our football school rivalry transforming into an online-dynasty classic for multiple seasons. Thanks to the new competitive recruiting options, it will be an even more intense fight of program prestige and recruiting power. The Gators will no longer be stealing the five-star athletes from the U under my reign as head coach.Read More - NCAA Football 10 Preview
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
12:59 PM - May 26, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
Operation Sports recently spoke with Mike DeVault from EA Sports Tiburon. Mike is a lead developer on Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 for the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 consoles. During our conference call, Mike discussed some of the new elements that he worked on in this year's game.Read More - Tiger Woods 10 Interview with Mike DeVault
Monday, April 13, 2009
10:27 AM - April 13, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
EA’s exclusive NFL license agreement could potentially be in jeopardy if apparel manufacturer American Needle Inc. has their way. Sure, it seems odd that something that has nothing to do with video games could affect them in such a large way, but it is true.Read More - NFL Antitrust: What it Means for the Sports Video Game Industry
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
11:36 AM - March 3, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
It just seems fittingly appropriate to look back in time on a day when every sports gamer is ready to dig into the 2009 baseball titles. After all, baseball video games have come a long way over the years. There are now high-definition games with dynamic lighting, text-sims with incredibly deep franchise modes and even motion-controlled games complete with waggling. Games like MLB 09: The Show on the Playstation 3 have metric stats, formulas,and algorithms to calculate pitch counts, hitter tendencies, pitcher abilities and dynamic situations.
With all the realism found in these beautifully designed sports games, dare we ask the veteran sports gamers if today’s games compare to the level of fun the sports games of the past presented?
Read More - What Baseball Games are Legendary?
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
10:24 AM - February 11, 2009. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Steven Bartlett
Sports video games in the United States make up a strong subculture in the gaming community. In general, video games were able to sustain sales, and even grow during 2008. While video games may not be recession-proof, they do provide a fun and alternative form of entertainment while being financially safe. Most of the video-game growth in 2008 came from the Nintendo Wii, which just so happens to be the cheapest home console as well.People are reluctant to go out and spend $10 on a movie ticket when they can stay at home and rent something in HD On Demand; or better yet, get together with the family and friends and play some Mario Kart Wii during a cold winter night.
The Wii has been dominating Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s Playstation 3 in the sales department. Nintendo has dominated because developers have created games that people of all skill levels can easily handle, the console is cheaper, and it is marketed as a console for the whole family.
Read More - Wii Sports Games: It's Time to Evolve Again
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