Tag: 2011
Tomb Raider 2011 reboot will go back to Lara's roots
The next adventure in the long-running Tomb Raider series will apparently wipe the slate clean of all previous ideas of heroine Lara Croft. A brand new origin story developed by Crystal Dynamics (responsible for the recent and excellent Lara Croft…
PSP Phone: "No smoke without fire" says Sony boss
After months of rumours and a series of leaked images of a prototype device, the first comment from a Sony official on the PSP Phone has been made. And, just short of a complete confirmation, it's all sounding very positive….
Uncharted movie put on hold as director pulls out
Back in May we brought you news that Sony planned to bring its multiple award winning PS3 Uncharted games franchise to the big screen. An adventure series similar in tone to the Indiana Jones flicks, it seemed the perfect…
PS3's Uncharted to get a big-screen movie makeover?
Sony are looking to turn their smash-hit PS3 Uncharted games into a big-budget Hollywood movie, new reports are suggesting. The Los Angeles Times said that Sony have been in talks with David O. Russell (director of I Heart Huckabees,…
ASUS Windows Phone 7 Series delayed until 2011?
ASUS looked all set to be the first Windows Phone 7 Series manufacturers. However, unspecified setbacks may well see the new handsets slip from their proposed Christmas 2010 release date to sometime in 2011. Speaking to Microsoft partners about the…
Next Elder Scrolls to be a MMORPG, ready for 2011?
Elder Scrolls: Oblivion remains one of the biggest and best single-player experiences available on the current generation of consoles. But in a bold step, it seems the next entry into the series could be about to go all World…
Online video will account for 8% of home entertainment by 2011
After the prediction that Web TV will take off in 2008 comes research that suggests online video will account for 8% of home entertainment revenue in the US, and 7% in Western Europe, by 2011.
An analyst for Understanding & Solutions, Mai Hoang, says that momentum for online video is growing, predicting that, “multiple formats will coexist in the future, and no one format will control the home entertainment landscape, quite unlike the domination of DVD since the demise of VHS.”
