They aren't working on a new SSX game. Alex Ward and several other people at Criterion are huge fans of SSX and it's been snowing like crazy over in England these days. They're too busy with Need for Speed for SSX anyways.
I've had this phone for a month now as a member of the Maemo community helping out before launch. Take a look at some of the stuff I'm working on, screenshots and pics taken with the internal camera.. then drop on by at http://talk.maemo.org and find out more. :)
EA already HAS put out a console. It was the 3DO. Trip Hawkins was the head of EA and they spun off the console group into their own company and Trip moved over to head them up. They then licensed the console specs and formats out to various companies such as Panasonic, Goldstar and so on.
When you look at the games EA put out on the 3DO, they are the beginnings of MANY of their current big games. Need for Speed being a very notable example. It was also where they first got into doing m...
Thanks for linking my PS3 emulator video. Check out my video down below. I think you guys will like what I'm working on. :)
I'm the creator of the video that someone linked here earlier and I wanted to show you what I'm working on right now.
Many, many people have said (even in these comments) that Linux is hard to deal with and they want to have emulators all setup and stuff, but it's just too complex. I'm in the middle of writing a script that will take a fresh brand new install of YDL 6.1 and turn it into a great emulation box with a nice frontend and minimal configuration on your part. The script ...
Your blog has something wrong. Burnout DOES indeed support 1080i. They released it as part of an update early in 2008.
There is *NO* PS3 code in the game *AT ALL*. What they found is the ini file used to configure the Unreal 3 engine, which was licensed for the game. The ini file has parameters for PC, 360 and PS3 *by default*.
Several other games using the engine have all three left in.
In short, it's meaningless and any game developer that's worked on UE3 can tell you that.