Fifa 12: The first data

Learned the key areas will be upgraded to Fifa 12.

The French official Playstation Magazine, published in the latest issue of upgrading the main areas of Fifa 12. According to the information of the magazine, among the new additions to the stands developed AI which seems more relevant to human reactions, and the "Impact Engine", which will detect more realistic contact the player and his injuries.

Further upgrades in the Fifa 12:
- Impact Engine: detects and makes the contact between players, including the movement of the hip, knee, etc.
- New A.I. will record the point at which players are injured in a match. There will be injuries, even if they abused the strength of a player, especially towards the end of the race.
- The "AI Vision Game" will have a more realistic passing. If you attempt to give any player not visible in your field, you will have fewer chances to finish. In this way, the EA Sports will try to repel than to do ... passing blindly.
- The games will have a new form of presentation, inspired by the English courts.
- Announced development of Personality Plus, which affects the passing of the players controlled by the CPU.
- H AI will be more "human", with each player to act according to their abilities. For example, if a mediocre defensive seen Fabregas coming over, it will act more carefully.
- The courts will have a better design and is sure to have at least three new locations.
- We added a new "small" dribble using the left analog stick.
- A new camera that is closer to the ground.
- Brand new environment menus, simple and ergonomic as ever.

The Fifa 12 will be released in Autumn 2011 for PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and possibly for Wii, PS2, PSP, DS, 3DS and mobile phones.

HOP The Movie Game

Hop: The Movie Game (also called Hop: The video game or Hop: The Movie or simply just Hop) is an Action Adventure Nintendo DS video game published and developed by 505 Games based on the 2011 Easter-themed animated family film directed by Alvin and the Chipmunks Director Tim Hills.[1]
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Plot

Based on the Movie, It is about bunny named "E.B" who lives on Easter Island. He doesn't want to be The Easter Bunny, and runs away to live with the humans and pursue his dream of becoming a famous drummer. His father sends a squad of commando rabbits, the Pink Berets, to retrieve him.

Need for Speed: The Run

Need for Speed: The Run is a racing video game, the 18th title in the Need for Speed franchise, and is being developed by EA Black Box and will be published by Electronic Arts. It is scheduled for release in North America on November 15, 2011.
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"Need For Speed: The Run" is a game that takes players on a cross-country race from San Francisco to New York. Players will be able to race across borders, weave through dense urban traffic, drive down icy mountain passes, and navigate through narrow canyons while at the same time attempting to evade the police. The Autolog social competition system will return, once again giving players the ability to track career progression and compare game statistics with other players.[3]
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Since the release of Undercover, Black Box has been working on another entry to the franchise, presumably continuing the action focused street-racing gameplay of Black Box's previous titles. This game has an extended development window to give the developers a chance to create a game that "could really blow the doors off the category".[4][5][6] It is confirmed that the game will feature a fictional storyline and characters, and that the Autolog system will return.[7][8][9] The game's engine will be DICE's Frostbite 2.0, the same engine that Battlefield 3 is using, thus making the game the first non-shooter game to use the engine.[10]

Portal 2 DLC in summer

Already many of you have already finished Portal 2 several times and already feel the thirst for something more. Nobody should worry, however, since the Aperture Labs and Valve said they are already working on a DLC for the game, which will add more content this summer.In an interview given recently by the Vice President of Marketing at Valve, Doug Lombardi, revealed that the expansion packs will appear very soon: "We will soon announce some DLC packs for the game, so the fundamentalists of the title should be in their minds this summer. Approximately one week will formally announce more details about them. "

The Lombardi also said the company would further improve the video content created by gamers, and there will be a sequel to comic Portal 2: Lab Rat.