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<br /> "Super Stardust makes the transition to Playstation Vita this February for launch, subtitled Delta, and if my short preview time with it is anything to go by, then Delta and Vita are an ultimate match made in twin stick heaven."
Housemarque are throwing a birthday celebration for Super Stardust HD in July and August. And what is a party without a gift bag, well that is a crappy party but dont worry Housemarque has you some of you covered.
US PlayStation Blog - Daimion Pinnock // Producer, SCEA writes: Wed like players around the world to know that weve created a new game mode for Super Stardust HD thatll be out on PSN this Spring its called the Impact mode.
Ian Fisher writes: Amongst the list of things Dead Nation did right (tight controls, satisfying combat) there was one main thing people wanted in the game: voice chat during online co-op. Housemarque went on record saying that they were going to add voice chat via a patch, but considering that its been three months since the game came out, many were beginning to wonder if the patch was cancelled. Thankfully, the patch for Dead Nation is still on deck and Housemarque also has some other exciting news for us in the future.
Housemarque has said that the 3D update to its stunning PSN shooter, Super Stardust HD, also significantly boosts elements of the existing 2D version of the game. Writing for the official PlayStation Blog, Housemarque CEO and co-founder Ilari Kuittinen said that the original Super Stardust HD only utilised around 50 per cent of the SPU power available, so the original game code was upgraded to run in the studio's brand new engine.
Sony has finally revealed the reason behind the scheduled maintenance that resulted in the PlayStation Store being offline for the most part of yesterday. And that reason is none other than HD stereoscopic 3D Gaming! Remember that Sony released a firmware update back in April that introduced 3D support.
TheSixthAxis: Bonkers. Housemarques pioneering shooter Super Stardust HD might have been the first PS3 game to go 3D but it appears to be at a cost: its lost the 1080p mode. Bizarrely, there appears to be something of a mix up here: version 4.00 of the game certainly does run in 3D on a proper 3D television, but its version 5.00 that the developers are assuming is out Whats the problem?
ConsolePress writes: One of the first PS3 titles to go 3D, Housemarque's Super Stardust HD has literally shown what the future of gaming has in store. But there may be a little snag for those of you who enjoy gaming at 1080p resolution, because the 4.0 version of the game that is available for download on PSN lacks the ability to do so.
TSA writes: So, thats the PS3 playing the first 3D game: Super Stardust HD. Yep, seriously if youve got a 3D TV set, delete the game and redownload it, and itll be in full 3D.
After years of planning and absorbing the high cost of making PS3 3D-ready, Sonys plans for 3D gaming are finally coming into fruition. But unfortunately for us, Japan will be the first to experience 3D games, which will be made available overseas on June 10th. The list of debut titles is small, but promising.
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