IT Is revealed.....
Implementing it? You seem to have this very subtle anti-'Cube vibe going down in your comments.Dave wrote:The only problem with it would be implimenting it. Since add-on's typically fail, whether they're something like a hard drive or something like a Sega 32X, it might not be cost effective to add support to something like that. Of course, the game may be set up in a way (using interactive music) that it would be nearly impossible to allow for something like that.
On PS2, the game Frequency (and its sequel Amplitude or something) already do network-based visual/music collaboration - no reason the 'Cube with Unity under the hood (and a broadband adaptor) couldn't do it, either.
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It has a communications port - this is where the modem/broadband adaptor plugs in. In addition, next to that, it also has a full expansion port (which is where the GBA adaptor will interface).Dave wrote:Other than the controller ports, it just has that add-on port. You can get a modem or an ethernet adaptor for it. Its bus speed should be fast enough for MP3 streams since it can do broadband.
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Hi Chaps,
Thanks for the comments on the cover, for those interested it was drawn by one of our majorly talented illustrators, Rex Crowle, who also designed the web site....
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Thanks for the comments on the cover, for those interested it was drawn by one of our majorly talented illustrators, Rex Crowle, who also designed the web site....
http://www.lionhead.com
Pete Hawley
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Hi Pete.Pete@Lionhead wrote:Hi Chaps,
Thanks for the comments on the cover, for those interested it was drawn by one of our majorly talented illustrators, Rex Crowle, who also designed the web site....
http://www.lionhead.com
Pete Hawley
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Lionhead Studios
Did you see my post yesterday about updating the news section on the Lionhead site?
Maybe you could 'have a word' with the people who work on it.
My fave part is "MADE IN WALES" on the backsty wrote:Peopel have been screaming for scans.
while I think it is wrong to scan the magazine before it is even released, I have snapped the mag on my desktop so here are the covers
I'll leave them up until Jed gets the real jpegs from EDGE and posts them
enjoy
PS. please excuse the messy desk
Would have veen even better if it had been "WEDI EU GWNEUD YNG NGHYMU"
Right, I'm off to watch "the History of the Welsh Language" on telly
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