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October 25th, 2015, 14:30 Posted By: wraggster
The Entertainment Retailers Association is reaching out to UKIE and calling on games publishers to help stop grey importing and street date breaks.
In a letter to MCV, ERA boss Kim Bayley said: “There have always been some less than scrupulous retailers who try to steal a march on the competition by selling new titles too soon, but recently it has become all too common. The problem is that if rogue retailers get away with it, there is little incentive for anyone to stick to the embargo, and we could end up with chaos.
“Naturally, on the rare occasions an ERA member is implicated, we act swiftly, but there is little ERA can do when this bad behaviour takes place outside our membership. That’s when we need publishers to play their part.
“It’s the same with grey imports; just as with broken street dates, grey imports leech off the investment, the effort and the commitment of reputable retailers.
“To be fair, some publishers have been very pro-active on these issues. Activision in particular deserves praise for its efforts, but we would welcome the opportunity to work with others.
“That’s why this week we are reaching out to our colleagues at UKIE to see if we can make a concerted effort to drive the cowboys out of town.”
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/stop-...ys-era/0157799
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October 25th, 2015, 14:27 Posted By: wraggster
Mike Bithell’s PlayStation and PC stealth outing Volume is to receive a free expansion designed for Sony’s virtual reality headset PlayStation VR.
Volume: Coda takes place after the events of the main game, with players controlling a brand new character. It boasts 30 levels, a new cast and a new setting. Furthermore, once the expansion has released owners will be able to play both it and the entire original game in VR.
Note – Coda is “coming first” to PlayStation VR, meaning an arrival on other VR headsets is also planned.
Bithell added that the Vita version of Volume is still without a release date. “We’ve hit some roadblocks, which slowed us down,” he explained. “Rushing out a weak port wasn’t an option, and I’m proud of what the team have managed to squeeze into that awesome little platform. Cannot wait for you folks to be able to check it out, and it doesn’t look like it’ll be too much of a wait.”
He also confirmed that the Vita release will include the Checkpoints update already released for other platforms.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/volum...ansion/0157851
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October 25th, 2015, 14:21 Posted By: wraggster
Superdata’s worldwide digital games report for September has shown an annual 11 per cent increase in sales.
Overall the digital games market was worth $5.4bn.
The biggest growth was seen in digital console game sales, which shot up 29 per cent to $326m. That’s despite the number of console players remaining flat – it’s just that these same users are buying more digitally than ever before, with the average monthly digital outlay up 39 per cent to $132.46.
Sales of digital console, PC and mobile games were all up, as were F2P MMO and social game revenues. Mobile remained the most lucrative digital sector, accounting for $2bn and up nine per cent. Mobile active user numbers are up 10 per cent year-on-year at 2.2bn.
The only sector to experience decline was premium MMOs, which fell eight per cent to $213m.
FIFA 16 was the world’s best-selling digital console game last month, followed by Destiny. Interestingly Superdata reckons two thirds of the latter’s revenues were made up of people buying full versions of the game and not just the Taken King expansion.
Both Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and Mad Max sold stronger digitally on PC than they did on console. Added the report: “Konami’s efforts to release the PC edition of Metal Gear Solid V day-and-date with the console versions paid off in a big way as PC players flocked to the game despite the franchise’s console-focused history.”
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/digit...tember/0157903
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October 11th, 2015, 21:50 Posted By: wraggster
One of the hardest things in life is watching your parents grow old. As their senses fail, the simplest things become difficult or even impossible for them to do.
[kjepper]’s mom is slowly losing her sight. As a result, it’s hard for her to see things like the readout on the caller ID. Sure, there are plenty of units and phones she could get that have text-to-speech capabilities, but the audio on those things is usually pretty garbled. And yes, a smartphone can natively display a picture of the person calling, but [kjepper]’s mom isn’t technologically savvy and doesn’t need everything else that comes with a smartphone. What she needs is a really simple interface which makes it clear who’s calling.
Initially, [kjepper] tried to capture the caller ID data using only a USB modem. But for whatever reason, it didn’t work until he added an FSK–DTMF converter between the modem and the Pi. He wrote some Node.js in order to communicate with the Pi and send the information to the screen, which can display up to four calls at once. To make a mom-friendly interface, he stripped an old optical mouse down to the scroll wheel and encased it in wood. Mom can spin the wheel to wake the system up from standby, and click it to mark the calls as read. Now whenever Aunt Judy calls the landline, it’s immediately obvious that it’s her and not some telemarketer.
http://hackaday.com/2015/10/11/see-w...h-caller-pi-d/
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October 11th, 2015, 21:46 Posted By: wraggster
After three years of development and over a year in release engineering, NetBSD 7.0 has been released. Its improvements include added support for many new ARM boards including the Raspberry Pi 2, major improvements to its multiprocessor-compatible firewall NPF, kernel scripting in Lua, kernel mode-setting for Intel and Radeon graphics chips, and a daemon called blacklistd(8) which integrates with numerous network daemons and shields them from flood attempts.
http://bsd.slashdot.org/story/15/10/...sd-70-released
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October 11th, 2015, 21:26 Posted By: wraggster
Oculus and Samsung's first fully-fledged virtual reality product, the Gear VR, isset to launch in November for $99. A host of apps have been announced to work with the new hardware, and now we have confirmation that Hulu's VR app will be ready to go when the Gear VR launches. As reported by CNET, Hulu head of distribution Tim Connolly says that the company's app is "ready to go" for the Gear VR launch. As for what that app will offer, traditional 2D content will be available, but the company is also experimenting with "enhanced" 2D content -- like watching Seinfeld in Jerry's apartment, for example.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/09/h...msung-gear-vr/
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October 5th, 2015, 21:52 Posted By: wraggster
For the second week running, FIFA 16 holds the top spot in this week’s UK charts.
Sales of EA’s football title dropped 74 per cent, but the game still outperformed Warner Bros’ first foray into the toys-to-life genre.
LEGO Dimensions is the third toys-to-life game to launch this year, after Disney Infinity 3.0 and Skylanders Superchargers, and outperforms the Week One sales of both of those games.
It also debuts in second place. It’s the third biggest launch for the toys-to-life sector to date, behind Skylanders Giants and Skylanders Swap Force.
Meanwhile, 2K’s NBA 2K16 debuts in third place. The basketball title’s Week One sales were 53 per cent up on last year’s entry in the series
And a new entry in the Tony Hawk series – Pro Skater 5 – debuts at No.12.
Below is the software Top Ten for the week ending October 2nd:
1. FIFA 16 (EA)
2. LEGO Dimensions (Warner Bros)
3. NBA 2K16 (2K Games)
4. Destiny: The Taken King (Activision Blizzard)
5. Forza Motorsport 6 (Microsoft)
6. Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer (Nintendo)
7. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Konami)
8. Skylanders Superchargers (Activision Blizzard)
9. Grand Theft Auto V (Rockstar)
10. Mad Max (Warner Bros)
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/lego-...-sales/0156851
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October 4th, 2015, 14:06 Posted By: wraggster
War, huh, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing, except as an excuse to build a Raspberry Pi powered sentry turret that will track and fire upon your enemies. That’s what [Matt Desmaris] decided to do, and he has released the full details of his build.
It lacks the polished elegance of most military hardware, but what do you expect of a quick and dirty hack? It’s not shiny or ominous, but it has that killer motion-tracking feature. [Matt] is using OpenCV to detect movement from a USB webcam, two servos to pan and tilt the camera and gun and a small relay to pull the trigger. Manual control over the Interwebs is also available.
We’ve seen lots of similar builds using weaponry such as rubber bands and Nerf guns, but this one is a great start if you are interested in seeing how you can tie together tools like OpenCV and servos to create a camera that actively tracks movement.
http://hackaday.com/2015/10/03/raspb...f-all-mankind/
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October 4th, 2015, 14:03 Posted By: wraggster
When Oculus took to Kickstarter in 2012, the company sought to create the 'DK1', a development kit of the Rift which the company wanted to eventually become an affordable VR headset that they would eventually take to market as a consumer product. At the time, the company was aiming for a target price around $350, but since then the company, and the scope of the Rift headset, has grown considerably. That's one reason why Oculus Founder Palmer Luckey says that the consumer Rift headset, launching in Q1 2016, will cost more than $350. '...the reason for that is that we've added a lot of technology to this thing beyond what existed in the DK1 and DK2 days,' says Luckey.
http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/1...-more-than-350
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October 4th, 2015, 13:55 Posted By: wraggster
A cut-price virtual reality headset will go on sale exclusively at GAME next month.
The Merge VR headset works with iOS and Android smartphones. It will retail for £49.99 and currently has a release date of October 30th. The tech will also be available to try in some GAME stores from the middle of next month.
The Merge headset is designed to be soft and lightweight and survive being lugged about in a bag all day. The lenses are adjustable to try and make the viewing experience and good as it can be for all users.
“Virtual Reality is the topic on everyone’s lips at the moment,” GAME’s UK retail MD Charlotte Knight said. “With gamers eager to see what’s coming next, we’re incredibly excited to give our customers exclusive access to this new technology.
“At GAME we’re passionate about making the latest technology accessible for everyone. The Merge VR headset does exactly that, offering the Virtual Reality experience to gamers and families. For those thinking about Christmas gifting, the Merge VR headset is the perfect present for under £50.”
Merge VR co-founder Andrew Trickett added: "Our virtual reality products make it so easy to jump into these new worlds – it's amazingly powerful. With new VR content being created every day, and 360 degree video gaining popularity, virtual reality is becoming a mainstream form of entertainment."
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/game-...eadset/0156655
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October 4th, 2015, 13:54 Posted By: wraggster
Retail can continue to happily sell disc-based physical video games for at least another 20 years, according to one leading analyst.
GameStop CEO Paul Raines said earlier that he believesphysical games retail will never go away, although the comments were dismissed as “delusional, self-serving load of tosh” by former PlayStation and Xbox man Phil Harrison.
Wedbush Morgan’s Michael Pachter, however, thinks Raines’ assessment is closer to the truth.
“Music CD sales are down 80 per cent from their peak, but the salient point is that 18 years after Napster, Kazaa and Grokster almost destroyed physical media, the record labels are STILL MAKING CDs,” he told MCV.
“DVD sales are down around 50 per cent from the peak, but again, the figure is misleading, as the peak reflected the debut of virtually every film ever made on DVD. The masses bought Blu-ray players and bought catalogue titles in 2010, and catalogue has faded far more rapidly than new release DVD sales. Again, the salient point is that the movie studios are still making DVDs.
“I think the console death will take decades. That means that GameStop has at least another 20 years to sell DVDs. I think that the decline in physical game sales hurts GameStop the least, as Amazon and Best Buy customers are far more inclined to buy online than GameStop customers, due to the latter’s predominant position in the used games business.”
Pachter also contests comments by SuperData’s Joost van Dreunen, likening GameStop’s perceived plight to that of the failed Blockbuster or RadioShack.
“RadioShack was put out of business by crushing debt (GameStop has none) and very slowly declining sales due to their irrelevancy,” he added. “Blockbuster was put out of business not by digital downloads or streaming video, but by lower-priced Redbox, whose sole business is renting physical DVDs. There is no analogy for GameStop.”
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/pacht...-ahead/0156687
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October 4th, 2015, 13:02 Posted By: wraggster
 The Consumer Rights Act 2015 becomes official legislation in the UK today, pulling several, previously separate consumer rights laws together into a simpler structure. The Act also brings in clearer rules, such as a mandatory 30-day period in which sellers must fully refund customers who've received faulty goods, and for the first time, digital products are now covered. That means consumers who download games, software, music, e-books, films and TV shows are legally entitled to refunds, repairs and replacements if that content is deemed "faulty." Digital goods must be "of satisfactory quality," "fit for particular purpose" and "as described," according to the Act's legalese, though there is some wiggle-room within these broad statements.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/01/u...tal-downloads/
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October 4th, 2015, 12:51 Posted By: wraggster
What's music to some is noise to others. And that's perhaps most apparentwith Ra the latest piece from the creator of an 8-bit camera gun, ::vtol::. As the artist writes in the demo's , the project uses a laser to scan the irregularities on the surface of a pyrite disc. The artist, real-name Dimitry Morozov, says that this disc was a gift from a mineral seller and that all of the tech present was centered around the idea of making a laser sound reader that'd "be able to produce sound from various uneven surfaces." Oh, and Morozov wanted to use the bare minimum tools to make it. What do those include? A Raspberry Pi, Arduino Nano, a homemade laser pickup, stepper motor, servo motor and a three watt mono sound system. If you want to see it in action, you're going to have to hit the Sound Museum in St. Petersburg.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/03/f...old-cd-player/
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September 28th, 2015, 21:29 Posted By: wraggster
Virtual reality (VR) is still a hot topic for many vendors in the tech industry, with the likes of Sony and Google all dabbling in the trend. Not to mention the Oculus Rift, which was among the first to promise to transport users into a virtual world.
Now tech giant Microsoft is also making its mark in the sector, with the development of its VR Kit.
The device is set to rival the likes of Google Cardboard, and boasts a cardboard virtual reality box, however users will be able to enjoy VR on the VR Kit by using a Lumia smartphone.
Microsoft has already announced that it will be holding a hackathon on October 17th in Russia to build apps for the VR Kit, so we may soon see some exciting apps for the kit come to launch.
But Microsoft hasn’t revealed whether the device will be on sale to consumers during the hackathon.
This isn’t all Microsoft is doing though. The company is already working on its HoloLens, which was unveiled earlier this year.
Powered by Windows 10, the HoloLens is described as 'the world’s most advanced holographic computing platform’ and lets users bring holograms to life.
It is clear that the tech firm is upping its game when it comes to VR, but we are still a long way off until we can get our hands on the HoloLens – the device isn’t expected to launch until 2016.
But now that more companies are starting to take on VR, it seems these devices are set to stay and will make an impact on the tech sector.
Let’s just hope that these new VR sets come with an affordable price tag, so every consumer can get a slice of the virtual reality action.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/index.php/...pact-vr/036955
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September 28th, 2015, 21:28 Posted By: wraggster
FIFA 16 is favourite finish 2015 as the UK’s top selling game, according to Betway.
EA’s football title currently has odds of 2/5, ahead of second place Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 at 7/2. Third favourite is Fallout 4 (8/1) followed by Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate (9/1) and Halo 5: Guardians (10/1).
Outside bets include Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5 and, amazingly, Spike Lee joint NBA 2K16 and NBA Live 16 all at 50/1. Slightly more generous are the odds for PES 2016, Just Cause 3 and Hitman, which stand at 33/1. The latter seems unlikely, though, thanks to its 2016 release date.
“FIFA 16 is sure to be at the top of a lot of Christmas lists and we think there’s a good chance this latest version can trump Call of Duty for a second year running,” Betway’s Alan Alger said.
“PES has been in FIFA’s shadow for the last decade and, although this latest release is touted to be the best for some time, we don’t think there will be a drastic popularity shift just yet.”
Star Wars: Battlefront doesn’t look like a terrible bet at 14/1.
Here are the odds in full:
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/booki...s-race/0156462
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September 28th, 2015, 21:27 Posted By: wraggster
Industry veteran and Oculus VR chief tech officer John Carmack has explained the lengths he went to to secure a virtual reality version of Minecraft.
The game was announced by Oculus for Gear VR last night.
“Minecraft was my quest, really, for the last year and a half,” Carmack told VentureBeat. “Before Gear VR even existed, Minecraft was something I was desperate to get into virtual reality because I thought it would be critically important,” he told VentureBeat.
“We had [Minecraft creator Markus Persson] Notch over and we showed him early prototype stuff, and I talked with him about geeky programmer stuff for a long time. We were trying to get into a situation where he would let us try to put the [mobile] game on Gear VR — if it’s great, then we’ll see where we can go from there.”
However, Facebook’s acquisition of Oculus threw a spanner in the works, with Notch publicly criticising the move and cancelling the then in-development VR version of his hit title. “Notch eventually got over that,” Carmack added, only to then encounter the potential road block that wasMicrosoft’s Mojang acquisition.
“We signed a contract [with Microsoft] that our lawyers said was terrible. ‘They own everything you do,” Carmack explained. “John, you’re basically working for Microsoft when you’re working on this’.
“I was willing to do just about anything. On the phone I said that if this doesn’t happen, I’m going to cry. This will just be so terrible. This will be the best thing that we can do for the platform.
“I’ve called this my grail. I think it’s the single most important application that we can have to ensure we have an army of fanatic, passionate supporters that will advocate why VR is great. It’s part of this infinite playability that our current ecosystem is missing.”
Regardless, Carmack persisted – and in fact only tied up the final deal in the early hours of yesterday before the game’s announcement last night. Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft boss Satys Nadella were both personally involved in finalising the agreement.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/carma...-to-vr/0156492
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September 28th, 2015, 21:23 Posted By: wraggster
EA’s FIFA 16 has claimed its obligatory UK No.1 at the first time of asking following its release last Thursday.
Physical unit sales are down seven per cent year-on-year (and revenue four per cent), although whether that’s an actual decline due to this year’s lightly less enthused critical response or merely symptomatic of the charts’ omission of the presumably growing digital sales pool will frustratingly remain a point of speculation.
There’s little ambiguity about the shift from last-gen to current-gen, however. Last year the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of FIFA 15 accounted for 45 per cent of week one sales. This year that figure stands at just 19 per cent.
Activision’s Skylanders Superchargers enters the Top Ten in fourth place, with Chart-Track adding that total sales of the game and its add-ons generated just over £1m throughout the week.
Elsewhere in the Top Ten Destiny: The Taken King falls one place to No.2 (with sales down 70 per cent), Forza 6 drops one place to No.3 (-46 per cent), Metal Gear Solid V also drops a place to fifth (-31 per cent) while PES 2016 drops three places to No.6 (-55 per cent).
Here’s the GfK Chart-Track All Formats Top 20 for the week ending September 26th:
1. FIFA 16 (EA)
2. Destiny: The Taken King (Activision)
3. Forza 6 (Microsoft)
4. Skylanders Superchargers (Activision)
5. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Konami)
6. PES 2016 (Konami)
7. Mad Max (Warner Bros)
8. Grand Theft Auto V (Rockstar)
9. Call of Duty: Ghosts (Activision)
10. LEGO Jurassic World (Warner Bros)
11. Super Mario Maker (Nintendo)
12. Disney Infinity 3.0 (Disney)
13. Minecraft: Xbox Edition (Microsoft)
14. Minecraft: PlayStation Edition (Sony)
15. Blood Bowl II (Focus Home Interactive)
16. Gears of War: Ultimate Edition (Microsoft)
17. Disney Infinity 2.0 (Disney)
18. Rugby World Cup (Big Ben)
19. Titanfall (EA)
20. Until Dawn (Sony)
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/fifa-...charts/0156520
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September 28th, 2015, 21:22 Posted By: wraggster
Valve writer Chet Faliszek has said that virtual reality does not inherently cause motion sickness.
Instead, Games Industry reports that Faliszek told an EGX audience that the blame for any sickness experienced by players must lie with developers, as the hardware itself is now good enough to avoid such problems.
"The idea that VR must get you sick is [bullshit]," he said. "As consumers and people in the community, hold developers to it. They shouldn't be making you sick. It's no longer the hardware's fault any more. It's the developers making choices that are making you sick. Tell them that you don't want that.
"We have people come in who don't want to do demos. In a party of ten people there will be someone who says, 'I'm gonna be sick, I'm gonna be sick, I can't do this’. That expectation is based on either what they've seen before or what they've heard."
Faliszek did concede, however, that conventional controllers such as a joypad or keyboard can trigger sickness – a problem solved by new VR-friendly input methods such as HTC Vive’s motion-tracking Lighthouse set-up.
EA warned in November of last year that the industry must unite to rid VR of its motion sickness issue. Some developers have even abandoned VR altogether due to the worries. However, Valve boss Gabe Newell said earlier this year that its HTC Vive technology had a “zero per cent” sickness rate.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/the-i...is-b-t/0156549
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September 28th, 2015, 21:11 Posted By: wraggster
Sure, it's no secret that you can run Windows 10 on a tiny Raspberry Pi 2, but actually doing that could prove to be a challenge. What parts do you need? And what do you do with it when you're ready? That's where Microsoft and Adafruit think they can help. They've released a Windows IoT Core Starter Kitthat gives you everything you need to get going, including an SD card preloaded with Windows 10 IoT Core and the tools you need (both hardware and software) to start on some projects. It'll cost you $115 if you need a Raspberry Pi 2 at the same time, and $75 if you already have one sitting around. That's a lot of money to spend on such a modest device, but it might pay off if you'd like to spend more time creating clever machines than searching forums for help.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/09/27/m...i-starter-kit/
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September 28th, 2015, 21:09 Posted By: wraggster
Virtual reality is a strange activity to offer in a hotel. If you're halfway around the world for a vacation or a business trip, you're usually there to go outside for one reason or another. Sightseeing, attending meetings, that sort of thing, not slapping a headset on and losing yourself elsewhere. But then, Marriott isn't like most hotels -- many of its branches in the UK are in the business of selling luxury, no expense spared accommodation. Here, guests want a special stay, and like an expensive cruise, that means increasingly elaborate activities and facilities. If it's done correctly, VR experiences could be a glamorous and unique add-on, just like ordering a back rub or late-night room service.
Or at least, that's the thought process behind Marriott's new "VRoom Service."
http://www.engadget.com/2015/09/28/v...arriott-hotel/
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