Tomb RaiderEl new CEO of Square Enix

Tomb RaiderEl new CEO of Square Enix, Yosuke Matsuda, spoke through various official channels Japanese study on how to approach a fiscal year that has been entirely inadequate, but he has left us from the creative point of view a new IP very interesting and great conocida.Según reset Matsuda franchise or Tomb Raider, and Sleeping Dogs, nor Hitman: Absolution managed to sell enough to the expectations that surrounded them. Games that have not offered benefits nor losses compared to their budgets. "These games have received great applause from the creative perspective, have achieved high levels of quality, and I think we achieved our goal of returning the force to existing IPs creating new IPs "said Matsuda. "Although development costs were covered, the games did not do enough to help their executive beneficios.Las words do we look with optimism the possibility that the three franchises continue to have new entregas.Más news: Square Enix


The portal has recently exhibited GTPlanet video clip of just two and a half minutes for the first time showing the in-game than expected and announced Gran Turismo 6.Recordemos recently that the program will be launched this year, in the final of the 2013 , for PlayStation 3 and presumably later get a version for PlayStation 4.

For the new generation Ubisoft is "a reason to think about how to change things"
Jade RaymondEn 3DJuegos we talked recently with Jade Raymond, one of the main responsible for Ubisoft's internal studios, and we could not help but ask for his opinion on the next generation. "With the new generation of consoles the quality bar will go up continuously, "said Raymond. "People expect innovation, and we need to excel in everything we've done well this generation." "It is a big challenge, but also what motivates teams," the executive continued. "The new consoles are a reason to take a step back, and think about how to change things."