Tokyo Game Show 2009 (24/27 de Septiembre)

6:42
Hirai apologized to users who liked the old PlayStation 3 logo.
6:43
Hirai is happy Sony has been able to reduce the price "without making any changes." What about backwards compatibility?

6:47
EyeToy now.
6:48
Now we have a slide about the new controller.
6:50
The date for the motion controller is still "spring."

6:51
PSP is at 52.9 million units.
6:51
PSP software trailer rolling.
6:52
Gran Turismo. Some pachinko and casino games. A tennis RPG. Half-Minute Hero./ Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep.
6:52
Last Ranker, an RPG I don't know mucha bout. Dynasty Warriors 5 Special. Armored Core? Hard to tell. Mech game.
6:52
Phantasy Star. Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. LocoRoco: Midnight Carnival.
6:53
The new Echochrome. LittleBigPlanet. Aaaaand that's it.
6:53
PSP go being discussed. PSP go comes to Japan on November 1st.
6:56
Even in Japan they are supporting both PSP go and the original PSP design.

6:56
We are apparently going back in time as Hirai is talking about PS2 now.
6:56
Who doesn't love charts?!

XDDDDDDDD

29 millones de cuentas en PSN quieren expandir el contenido de psn (juegos)

7:00
Sony intends to bring the video marketplace to all of the Europen countries PlayStation is sold during 2010.
7:01
There is a separate, second PlayStation press conference later today. We may hear more about games then.

7:02
It souds like Hirai may be wrapping up? I'll let you know.
7:03
And that's it.
7:03
Or, wait, there's more. A Q&A or dialog session is happening on stage.
7:03
Japan is so crazy! (Japón es una mierda y lb_nacho me editara el reply)

7:05
Hirai was in the United States this week during the Japanese holiday Silver Week. He was juts asked about the difference between the US and Japan with games. He cites Rock Band and Guitar Hero as popular games.
7:06
He pointed toward how MTV used The Beatles to attract additional attention to The Beatles: Rock Band. It's because of the brand strength of The Beatles, he says, and could broaden the appeal of Rock Band to non-gamers. (Me aburro)
7:07
Hirai is mentioning out a different group of Sony is putting a focus on 3D in the future. Hirai wants to bring 3D to the PlayStation, as well.

7:09
He has been asked about the motion controller. Hirai said he would like to see games reflect the emotion of the player in the future. He has been studying the technology to make this possible but he isn't sure how to implement it yet.
7:09
Could Nintendo already be on top of this with the Vitality Sensor?
7:10
Hirai said this could be done by monitoring heart rate, body temperature, etc.
7:12
Hirai said the interesting things about games is that our technology evolutions allow developers to express themselves more and more every day.

Imagen del nuevo consolador marca Sony

7:18
Hirai says this is the "age of network" and "the world has become borderless."
7:18
I do not expect Sony to make any announcements during this Q&A. (FFFFUUUU)
7:19
The Q&A appears to be wrapping up.
7:19
And that's it!

Se acabó.

1:33
Shawn Layden, SCEJ President is on stage.
1:34
It's a sizze trailer.
1:34
Japan has a lot of different colored PSPs.
1:34
12 million PSPs sold.
1:35
New price for PSP 3000 in Japan. 16,800 yen. ($170.)
1:35
A Gran Turismo Edition PSP-3000 is coming on 10/1.
1:36
GT PSP will be 4,400 yen for the download version versus 5,400 yen for the UMD.
1:36
Kazunori Yamauchi, president of Polyphony Digital is onstage.
1:37
There's Ad-Hoc, Trade & Share for cars, a Party Race mode, and an AI driver mode.
1:37
Oooh.
1:38
Take your GT PSP collection onto Gran Turismo 5.
1:38
GT PSP has a faster unlock process for cars.
1:38
So you can unlock GT5 cars before GT5 comes out.

1:39
So...about GT5.
1:39
March 2010 for Japan.
1:40
Kazunori says it's to achieve a suitable scale and quality.
1:40
Cars: Over 950.
1:40
Over 20 locations and 70 tracks.
1:40
Physics: new physics, damage, movable objects on the track, and the newest hybrid and electric cars.
1:41
Arcade Mode: Single Player, split-screen two player
GT Mode: World Map, My Garage, Car Dealer, Tuning Shop, Championship Race, and License Test
1:42
Online: Open Lobby, Text/Voice Chat, Private Room, Online Photo Album, Online Replay Album, and you can export replays to YouTube.
1:42
Photo Mode: Photo Drive, Photo Stage
1:43
GT TV: Improved UI, export of videos to PSP, and progressive downloading.
1:46
And now, the opening cinematic.
1:46
It looks like a kindergartner did the rendering.
1:46
No, seriously, it's above and beyond what I saw from the Prologue opening cinematic.
1:48
Locales include the Alps, Nurbergring, Southern Italy, Tokyo.
1:48
Looks awesome.
1:48
And he's off.

1:48
Winning Eleven Champions League Edition PSP. (2009 precio por saber)
1:49
And now PSP Go for Japan.
1:49
Japan gets it on Nov 1. (Repetido)
1:49
Cue up Nelson Muntz laughter. (xDDDD)
1:50
26,800 yen ($270).
1:50
450 titles available in the PlayStation Store at launch.
1:51
Japanese early adopters can pick from one free game out of 14 titles for download.

1:51
Layden's onto PS3.
1:52
Facts and whatnot.
1:52
It launched on Sept 3, (insert sales figures here).

1:53
Yoshihiro Kitase from Square-Enix is up to talk Final Fantasy XIII.
1:53
It's out Dec 17 in Japan.
1:53
8,800 yen.
1:53
FF13 White PS3.
1:54
250 GB HDD.
1:54
Out on FF13 launch day.
1:54
White Dual Shock 3.
1:54
41,600 yen.
1:55
FF8 is available in the Japanese PlayStation Store now.
1:55
Layden has a motion controller in hand.
1:55
A dozen photographers just bumrushed the stage.
1:56
Sony's Shuhei Yoshida is out
1:56
Motion controller is coming in 2010. Spring, apparently. (Repetido)

1:57
Jun Takeuchi's out to show off something. (Capcom)
1:58
The director of Lost Planet and RE5 is out, and he's saying "Biohazard."
1:58
RE5 with motion controls.
1:58
Looks like the normal game with a targeting reticule in the middle of the screen.
1:59
I can't help but to think of RE4: Wii Edition in HD.
1:59
It's cursor-controlled.
1:59
The player is using the Dual Shock with one hand, and controlling motion with the wand.
2:00
So he's shooting with triggers, and doing movements and looking with the motion sensor.
2:00
Wow, he shot a Majini in the crotch several times.
2:00
Majini attacks Chris.
2:00
He waves the wand to shake it off.
2:01
Adventure's over.
2:01
With the motion sensor, you can adjust gameplay to your own preference.
2:02
Looks like next year, there's an RE5: Alternate Edition coming out with the launch of the motion controller in Spring.
2:02
Takeuchi's off.

2:02
Yoshida's back.
2:03
LittleBigPlanet with waggle?
2:04
One player points and clicks at things for Sackboy to do and removes obstacles for the other player. (como en Super Mario Galaxy pero puede matar a tu compi sin querer lol y nah ahí andan jugueteando un rato uno tiene que ayudar al otro a pasar... FAIL la han cagado y se ríen de ellos)

2:07
List of motion control games.
2:08
PAIN, High Velocity Bowling, Flower, EyePet, and other existing titles will work with it, apparently.
2:08
Yoshida says that LBP will be patched to support motion controls.
2:09
The controller colors can be adjusted to your taste as well.

2:09
Now, more on PS3.
2:09
Trailer time from Level-5.
2:10
Lots of scenes with castles, and weird steampunk-like flying ships. Fire-breathing tentacle creatures.
Dragon-like flying ships now. Culminating in huge golem creatures.
2:11
Gotta be new White Knight trailer.
2:12
Indeed it is.
2:12
Pretty awesome trailer, whether you know Japanese or not.

2:12
And now, PSN.
2:13
Pics of PS3, PSPs, and PSP Gos.
2:14
And a graph with rising charts.
2:14
3 million PSN users worldwide. (este año)
2:16
PSP Room?
2:17
Is this Home for PSP?
2:17
Cute avatars seem to point at it
2:17
You will have blogs, photo albums, and social networking.
2:17
Chat, minigames, and real-time communication.
2:18
Beta test is on now for Japan until 10/5.

2:18
PlayStation Store for Japan.
2:19
They're getting new movies and music for download?
2:19
Madonna, some J-Pop stars, and Terminator Salvation onscreen.
2:19
Now, a list of media partners.
2:19
And a trailer for Digital Comics.
2:19
But of course, it's all manga.
2:20
So it looks like lots of PlayStation Store content announced for Japan that's either available in the States, or is coming soon
2:21
Digital comics coming to the PlayStation Store in December. (Se ponen a decir mangas: one piece, DB, FMA

2:22
Shawn Layden's back.
2:23
Hardware, software, services. At least, that's what I think he's saying.
2:24
Motion controls in 2010. (Tripitido)
2:24
LBP and a new RE5 supporting them, as well as other available titles. (Repetido)