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“In many situations, there will be a higher-ranking enemy who commands the others in the area. By defeating him, and sparing his life, he will offer you his respect, and help. The enemies will surrender their guns, and the boss may offer you a new weapon, a special path, or another reward. Any time you spare an enemy, you will be rewarded. As it always takes more skill to spare a life, than to take it” “Although the majority of Red Steel’s gameplay will stress ranged combat, there will be times you need to get up close, and personal. You can switch to the sword at any time, and if you can get close enough to an enemy, you can use it for one-hit stealth kills. In other moments you’ll find yourself locked into intense one-one sword duels.” "Little things like the ability to rotate the gun in you hand may not sound like a big deal, but all these little things add up to create precisely what the team was hoping to achieve with Red Steel, immersion. We may only have played sample stages, but we really felt like we were living them, experiencing their events firsthand." "You'll also be able to lob grenades by imitating throwing a ball with the controller in your hand, or even roll it along the ground with an underarm throw."

Well, actually he has seen the keynote speeches beforehand so he knows what he's talking about! Can't remember where but I read somewhere that he must check the keynotes beforehand and "approve" them so he's definitelly seen them.

Full disclosure of Revolution obviously. I'm really curious of Revolutions graphical abillities. Hands on impressions of the Revo-games will be very interesting indeed!

"nothing will be shown (nothing important) for one reason not a media stage show (hence the name games developers conference..." Well, they sure as hell showed a Zelda-trailer last year. And if they do that again I'l be a happy camper! I don't mind waiting for E3 for new Rev info, as long as Nintendo kicks E3's ass and I think they will. I mean...they got the Regginator!

"Wishful thinking." Not by me. I'm just passing the news on. That's what Matt said in his post. I dont know if his playing us or if he´s telling the truth. I guess we'll have to wait and see!

This sure sounds good if it's true! "It all started last night at around 10:50pm PST when the Editor-in-Chief of IGN's Revolution Channel, Matt Cassamasina posted a cryptic message in his blog. Needless to say, the IGN forums literally blew up in an attempt to decipher his clue. Today, Mr. Cassamasina has made yet another post, this time in a tucked away corner of the Revolution General boards. From the post: Hmm. Well, you won't have to wait for E3 for stuff, that much I can guarantee. GDC should be decent. And you'll learn about and even see games prior to E3." http://www.n-sider.com/newsview.php?type=story&storyid=1820

I think that is quite possible that Iwata will announce the final name for the Rev. (hopefully it´s Revolution) Other than that I don´t expect much info on Rev. I think the DS will take the center stage at GDC. I do expect a new Zelda:TP trailer!

But Mario has started in like a billion games!

Stocka> It´s not worth it without mulitplayer. The game is beautiful and at first it´s kinda fun but after a while the lack of any story really kicks in and the game just feels empty. I was veary dissapointed after a few hours with the game. But it is beautiful. And if SquareEnix puts some effort into the Revolution games story and makes it a wi-fi title i will definitely get it right away.

FF:CC had the greatest graphics on GC (besides RE4). The bad thing about the game was it´s complete lack of story and complicated requirements for multiplayer. If they remedy that for the Rev version, I´m onboard!