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Take Two Confirmed for E3 2011


Rockstar’s parent company Take-Two interactive is confirmed to be attending the E3 2011 that will be held in Los Angeles from 7th of June until the 9th Last year. Rockstar backed out of E3 last year because they wanted to invest more time in their projects.

What we already know.

  • Agent (No news what so ever. Perhaps some possible news at the E3 Expo?)
  • L.A Noire (This is currently being covered by Rockstar Games as well as RockstarGaming.)
  • Max Payne 3 (Some screenshots, but nothing much more.)\

Rumours and possible announcements.

  • New Grand Theft Auto reveal/teaser? (in our opinion, is highly possible.)
  • Bully 2 (highly unlikely due to the controversy the original caused)
  • Manhunt 3
  • New Portable Game (PSP2)?




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L.A Noire Fan Made Box Art
Take a look at this impressive fan mock-up of an L.A. Noire game cover, featuring the artwork and all! Found at VGBoxArt.





Now, the official boxart has yet to be confirmed, but this is a really great effort!

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Rockstar Games aiming for the PSP2?
According to the rumours, Sony is working in their lab on the new PlayStation Portable 2 and is getting it ready to be dropped around the fall of 2011. Sony is announcing the PlayStation Portable 2 this January 27th in Tokyo, where they are going to give us fans all the wanted and needed information about the new hardware.

So the question is, will Rockstar Games be getting themselves ready for the PlayStation Portable 2? Over many years fans have cried that Rockstar Games never came out with San Andreas Stories for the PlayStation Portable, so will we be seeing San Andreas Stories this fall or will Rockstar Games come with a brand-new mind blowing game?

Only time will tell.

Cheers to RockstarBase.com for the news.


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Becoming Unpredictable in Liar's Dice (Liars and Cheats/Undead Nightmare Disc)
Rockstar Games have continued their games tips series with a new addition for the Red Dead Redemption: Liars and Cheats/Undead Nightmare expansions. Here is what they say, is the "most effective strategy of ensuring victory" in the Liars Dice:

First up, let's recap how the game actually works: 
  1. You'll start Liar's Dice with a cup and five dice. The game automatically takes care of shaking up the dice and slamming the cup on the table for each player. This happens at the beginning of the game and again whenever a player loses a die during the game.
  2. Look at your dice. Other players cannot see what you have, so this is where you’ll need to begin guessing what other players might have.
  3. When it's your turn to bid, you're first going to choose a side of die: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. Then you are going to guess how many of that side of die are face up on the table, meaning the total number of that one die under all cups. For example, you have two 6's under your cup in a game with six players. It's a pretty good bet early in a game that with so many other dice on the table, there's probably another 6 under someone else's cup. So a very safe bet would be three 6's.
  4. After you bid three 6's, the player sitting to your left has three options:
    1. Raise the bid to anything above three 6's (example: four 1's, four 2's, and so on).
    2. Call the bid spot-on. If it turns out that there are exactly three 6's on the table and the bid is called spot-on, everyone but the current bidder will lose a die.
    3. Call your bluff. If the bidder doesn't think there are actually three 6's on the table, calling a bluff will result in you losing one die if there aren't three on the table, or the bidder losing one die if there are three or more.
  5. As the game nears the end and more dice disappear, bids gets lower (example: one 5, two 3's) and players run out of dice, making things even more interesting.
  6. The last person with one or more dice remaining wins.


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Writer Gets Scanned Into L.A. Noire


Back in March last year, Game Informer had an exclusive first look at L.A. Noire and the Depth Analysis studio responsible for scanning the actors and placing them in-game, but that wasn't all. One of Game Informer's writers was selected by Rockstar Games to make a cameo as a minor character in L.A. Noire. While there was some hint of being involved in typical motion capture (the typically anonymous process of donning a dotted jumpsuit and having your movements recorded as data-points for digital characters), they had no idea they were going to be acting out real lines and having their entire performances scanned and placed inside the game itself. Here's an excerpt from Game Informer writer Dan Ryckert's experiences:

"It quickly became apparent what I had unknowingly signed up for. Team Bondi's tech affords them the luxury of recording actors with 32 highly precise cameras in a soundproof white room, which then creates an amazingly realistic in-game model of whoever is in the chair. They explained what the plan was for me...I'd be captured with the cameras, allowing my exact likeness to be used for a journalist character in the game. I'd be receiving a full 1940s makeover at the hands of Hollywood stylists, then it was time to get in the chair and record dialogue while the cameras captured every subtle motion of my face."

"They buckled me into the chair and pointed out the X mark that I'd need to keep my eyes trained on. Once I was adequately prepared, the door shut behind me and I was alone in an almost eerie soundproof room that looked like something out of 2001: A Space Odyssey (only with 32 cameras pointed directly at my face and a roomful of people on the other side of the wall monitoring my every move)."

Read the full story here: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2011/01/11/how-rockstar-put-me-into-la-noire.aspx




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