KILLZONE: SHADOW FALL PS 4 REVIEW

■ Developer: Guerrilla Games 

■ Publisher: Sony


ANOTHER PLAYSTATION, ANOTHER GLORIOUS DEMO

 Killzone is back, surprising no-one in particular but still looking pretty darn nice. Guerrilla returns with what it promises will be a launch title, a new Killzone with, according to game  director Steven ter Heide, “a new world, a new situation and a  new hero.” A fresh start is a great direction for Killzone, a franchise  that has never managed to stand out from the pack and garner a huge following. All eyes were on it at the event, though, and man, it looked pretty. 

                                Flying over a futuristic city reminiscent of Mass  Effect ’s Citadel, some of the lighting effects and models on display were breathtaking, and when shit inevitably goes down and the bullets start fl ying, the graphics still held up. Gameplay seems to be standard FPS fare, with lots of explosions, cover-shooting and nasty Helghast who want to kill you. A setpiece towards the end of the demo where the player hangs from a rope trailing from a speeding helicopter is ridiculous in a great action movie way, just the kind of thing we like to see in our shooters. More of that, Guerrilla, and  Shadow Fall could be one of PS4’s fi rst must-have titles.

  ■  KILLER FEATURES

  ■ SET 30 YEARS after the events of  Killzone 3, this sees two sides – Helghast and the Vektans – divided by a massive wall. A war begins between them.

■   KILLZONE OFFERED ONE of the best looks at the kind of graphics PS4 is capable  of, and boy was it nice. Remember people,  this is early days – it’s only gonna get better.

 ■  KILLZONE HAS NEVER been the best FPS around, but it deserves a bit more of a following than it has. Hopefully Shadow Fall  will grant it some attention. 

■  THE HELGHAST ARE definitely back, as we saw in the trailer, with their scary masks and general antisocial behaviour as they blow stuff up and shoot people. Not cool!

 ■   Just as it did with PS3, Guerrilla really shows off Sony’s new hardware with the Killzone series.

 ■   We can’t help but recall the  Mass Effect series’ Citadel, here.

 ■   A little Mirror’s Edge-style platforming for you to consider...

DRIVECLUB PS 4 Review

■ Developer: Evolution Studios

■ Publisher: Sony

WE’VE ALREADY BROKEN THE FIRST RULE! 

1.   We were the first ones to make this joke and anyone who tells you anything else is lying.

 2.  It’s made by Evolution Studios, the guys who made MotorStorm. We know they know how to  make a great racing game, which feels us with lovely warm confi dence.  

3.  It features a number of real car licences, including BMW, Mercedes Benz, Bentley,  Pagani, and loads more.

 4.  It’s existed as a concept for ten years, and Evolution actually trademarked the name  DriveClub nine years ago.

 5.  A large focus is on racing in teams, particularly with your mates – “driving the best cars in the  world, in the best places in the world, but crucially, doing it together,” says Southern. 

 6.  It’s built around our “permanently-connected social lives”, rewarding you for playing in groups  and teams.

  7.  You can set up races and invitations on a mobile phone or tablet. 

8.  Events can accommodate small groups of friends, or thousands of competitors from  across the globe.

  9.  Graphics are stupidly detailed – recreated with “obsessive love.” Even the direction of every  microscopic fl ake of paint has been modelled with multiple layers.

  10.  “True fi rst-person racing” – opening the door, strapping yourself in, fi ring up the car –  immersion seems like a huge focus.

 


■ KILLER FEATURES

 ■  WE LOOK FORWARD  to seeing how the phone and tablet integration will work – challenging friends and strangers wherever you are sounds great. 

 ■    First-person driving really is the way forward. Look how damned pretty it is! Even the trees are lovely.

  ■  THE FOCUS ON a first-person experience gets us excited – DriveClub looks to be more than a racing game, embodying everything about the driving lifestyle. 

 ■  MATT SOUTHERN, HEAD of the studio, described it as the game it has “always wanted to make,” claiming it has waited for the technology to catch up to the reality of their vision.

 ■ The detail on each vehicle is relentless, it must be said. We can’t wait to get our hands on it. 

 ■  MATT SOUTHERN HAD something of a religious experience on stage when it came to describing the detail of the cars in game. This is a title for unashamed car nerds.

 ■  IF EVOLUTION KNOWS one thing, it’s racing. It has decades of experience in the genre, so we know  DriveClub will play wonderfully. 


 We’re not sure if you can still play DriveClub in third-person.

 


                         

9 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT GOOGLE GLASS

                          

     

         Apple’s smartwatch may still be couched in secrecy, but there’s one piece of wearable tech we know a lot more about – Google’s alwaysconnected eyewear. It might seem like sci-fi, but  it’s fast becoming reality. Here are the facts…


1. IT HAS A SLICK NEW INTERFACE 

 The first Project Glass video was very impressive, but on closer inspection it was a bit unrealistic. The latest demo shows a simpler interface, with text and basic graphics displayed in the corner of the wearer’s vision, rather than taking up the whole view.



2  IT’S AN EXTENSION OF YOUR PHONE

  Like most of the smartwatches you’ve been reading about here, Glass is a companion to your phone rather than a replacement for it. There is Wi-Fi and GPS but no SIM card slot inside, so you need to pair the specs with your phone in order to access data


3  IT WILL LISTEN TO YOU

 Glass is largely voice-controlled, but to activate it you must tap the side of the frame or lift your head. Once it’s listening, say “OK Glass” followed by a command: Google something, get directions, take a picture or record video (defaulted to record Vine-style short clips). 


4  IT SEES WHAT YOU SEE 

 Glass’s camera mimics your POV, so whatever you see, it sees. But you don’t have to keep the view to yourself. As well as shooting videos and taking pictures to store locally, you can broadcast what you see via a Hangout. Time to give Google Plus another go…


5  IT SPEAKS MANY TONGUES  

Google Translate has been having a bash at interpreting foreign languages on phones and web browsers for a while now and it’s built right into Glass, with the translated word read out for you. Add in airport departure info and Glass looks like a real globetrotter.


6  IT *ALMOST* LOOKS COOL 

 A tinted lens attachment turns Glass from sci-fi prop into Oakley-esque frameless shades. The electronics also come off  and will be compatible with third-party frames, with nouveau vintage brand Warby Parker named as potential partners.


7  IT’LL RUN THIRDPARTY APPS 

 As well as email, Maps and video skills, Glass will be able to run apps, some of which were shown off at tech jamboree South By Southwest. A New York Times app, for example, drops headlines into your eyeline. Tap the frame and Glass will read you the story.


8  IT’S NOT QUITE FINISHED YET… 

 Glass is still in development but Google’s already despatched semi-prototype ‘Explorer edition’ headsets to early adopters and developers for in-the-field beta- and hope-users-don’timmediately-get-mugged testing.  Still, it should be on sale in 2013.


9  …AND IT’LL BE PRETTY PRICEY 

 The Explorers were available in five colours (black, orange, grey, white and blue) at a rather eye- watering cost of US$1500. That’s the kind of price that’ll put off all but the most hardened wannabe cyborgs, so if Glass is to take off, expect it to plummet by launch.

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What we'll have in an iwatch

                                       You’ve seen the competition, so now it’s time  to wind things up and throw together a wishlist for Apple’s chronometer of the future. This is what we’re hoping to get from a Cupertino timepiece.

    MICRO CHIPS

 According to ARM, a tiny power- saving M-class chip such as the Pebble’s Cortex-M3 is capable  of running at ‘hundreds of MHz’, meaning it could power a hi-res screen – it just depends how you organise the software. In order  to smoothly run the iWatch’s rumoured cut-down iOS, it’s likely that the device will require a little more grunt. But if the sixth-gen iPod Nano managed it…


A VERY SIRI IDEA 

Voice control via the connected iPhone’s Siri would turn the iWatch into a personal oracle without compromising its design.  There’s plenty of screen space to retrieve answers such as ‘what am I doing on Thursday?’, ‘how many calories have I burned?’ or ‘what’s the land-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?’ As for built-in FaceTime video calling… we’ll pass. It ain’t gonna happen.


SHOW THE WAY 

The opportunity to use a smartwatch for navigation purposes is surely a no-brainer. We’d like to see GPS directions delivered to the display and a bike mode that swaps visual indicators for vibrations – once for left, twice for right – so you can keep the iWatch on your wrist as you ride, rather than having to affix it to your handlebars. We’d also like Google Maps to work…  



DOUBLE-LOCK 

Considering NFC has so far failed  to take off, Apple’s refusal to  adopt it hasn’t proved to be a major tragedy. But on a watch it would be genuinely useful for payments, data sharing (send a vCard with a tap, say), ticketing and more. The idea that you could keep your phone in your pocket to do anything on the go that doesn’t require its bigger screen is a compelling one for us lazy lot.



TAP ON THE WRIST 

NFC or similar contactless tech  would also be used for two-step  security, providing the wearer with a unique identifier requiring both the watch and a password for important stuff such as online banking. In a world where passwords are no longer enough to keep the baddies out, this could prove invaluable. Although  it probably won’t be able to stop you from eBaying while drunk.



AN APPLE A DAY… 

 Having a device that is constantly  in touch with your skin opens up  all kinds of health-monitoring possibilities. Alongside Nike+ and Fuel integration, our iWatch would measure your body’s temperature and perspiration to gauge your calorific intake and expenditure. It would integrate with apps that tell you what to eat and it’d even play you Enya when you get stressed. Actually, scratch that last one.


OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES




CHARGE ME 

 Neither kinetic nor solar power will yield the juice needed to keep it going for the five days Apple is said to want. A Lightning port would prevent water resistance, while a Nike Fuel-style  USB bracelet would kill customisation. We’d opt  for wireless charging: convenient, waterproof, and Apple could sell pricey straps.



ALL SEEING i 

A square display would provide the best combo of ergonomics and usable screen estate. Ideally, it’d be an IPS Retina Display, but as Flautner says, “If you go for a high resolution with that kind of tech, it’ll cost you battery life.” So, a reflective display that’s readable with or without backlight, like the Leikr’s.



SIZE MATTERS

 Apple’s design credo suggests the iWatch will be made from aluminium and GT sapphire crystal (p33). Size is crucial: too big and it’ll feel conspicuous; too small and you’ll need pins for fingers. A usable 1.8in screen and Pebble-besting 200mAh battery would give  a chunkily masculine case around 35mm square .



TAG-TEAM

To save battery life and simplify installation, we think the iWatch will rely on your iPhone’s OS to run cut-down  apps and Bluetooth their  interfaces to the smaller screen. The possibilities are endless: control Spotify;  start and stop Strava fitness tracking; surreptitiously check the footy scores…


 KEEP IT APPLE

  A button on either side (and an accelerometer inside) would allow you to wear the iWatch either way up, with one used to turn it on and off, and another to return to the home screen, iOS-style.  A swipe across the face would take you from the time to your apps, while holding the ‘home’ button would activate Siri. 

                                Well let's see what specifications apple cook in it's itime, Sorry it's i watch.

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                     £320 |  kwamecorp.com/josiah

                    Hey, your plant pot’s got a hole in it. Yeah, that’s there for drainage. It’s important to have holes in them otherwise a plant’s roots can go mouldy. Oh, you meant the other one, didn’t you? That’s no hole, it’s a speaker driver. It is a ceramic pot, though, made by a proper potter in Stoke-on-Trent. And it’s been furnished with Bluetooth speaker tech in Soho. 


        Stoke-on-Trent? Pottery? These are not words of the future!

                               

                                  Well actually, ceramics are some of the most futuristic materials out there, and they’re increasingly used in everything from knives to the bearings found in F1 car wheels. The Josiah uses its heavy clay body to dampen any vibrations, which lets the speaker sing without the body rattling along with the music. And  DIY keyboard  Oh 3D printers, is there anything you can’t do? bit.ly/printedkeyboard Stoke-on-Trent is the home of the British ceramics industry, which was created there by one Josiah Wedgwood. Hence the name. And if you like it, there’s also a DAB radio version, available for £340. 

         Well, it does look pretty… 

              And to be honest, that’s pretty much the point. You could probably buy another speaker that would  The heavy clay body  lets the speaker sing ” outperform Josiah in a po-faced audio test – it’s a 15W, mono effort, after all – but this is supposed to be more than that: a nice, durable object with an individual design, made by people in small, pleasant local workshops rather than giant factories on the other side of the world. Also, it has two divots in the top for keeping jelly beans, spare change or, yes, plants.

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Ruark Audio MR1 Short review

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You can lose an entire day tidying your home office, but it’s so satisfying when your desk is empty but for a monitor, keyboard and mouse. Oh, and those beige PC speakers that came with your dad’s 800Mhz Gateway machine in 2002. Damn, those things are nasty. Especially compared with these walnut-coated hunks of hi-fi, which look absolutely spanking either side of a screen, and make wireless music sound better than it has any right to. You can even stream to them from your phone over aptX Bluetooth. Might as well get rid of the PC while you’re at it, then.

Cool Buffalo Ministation Slim Short review

          

 Price    £60 | buffalo-technology.com

                            Buying storage space is a lot like buying a house. The tech megacorporations are in the city centre, where tiny flats cost a fortune: Apple asks £80 to  add 16GB of memory to an iPad, while Google puts a paltry, non-expandable 8GB or 16GB in its  Nexus 4. Buffalo, on the other hand, is a more suburban option – not as highly sought after, but you get more for your money. In this case  you get the world’s smallest external HDD, offering a roomy 500GB in a smartphone-sized  frame. And with USB3.0 giving it data transfers of 5Gbps, it’s got excellent transport links too. 

Nikon Coolpix A Review

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Price  £1000 | nikon.com

TECH SPECS


Sensor      16.2MP, APS-C CMOS
Display    3in TFT, 921k dots
Lens        18.5mm (28mm equivalent), f2.8
ISO         100-6400 (extendable to 25,600)
Video      1080p@30fps
Built-in flash      Yes
Storage      SD/SDHC/SDXC


Being greedy gadgeteers, we all want pro-looking pictures without lugging around a DSLR – hence the sudden boom in compacts with big sensors. After the Fuji X10S and the Sony RX100 here’s the Coolpix A: the first Nikon compact with a DX sensor.

                                                              With the same 16.2MP DX sensor as that in the excellent D7000 DSLR, the Coolpix A should be be an excellent low-light performer. Backing it up is an Expeed 2 image processor that can shoot four fullres images in a second, and also  produce pro-friendly RAW files.

                                            While the Coolpix A does not, at first glance, look like a grand’s worth of camera, it does have a  considerably higher build quality  than its more affordable forebears.  A magnesium alloy body and metal dials should make it hardwearing and tactile, while a leatherette grip provides stability.

                                         Adding to the low-light abilities bestowed by that large sensor is an impressive ISO range. It goes up to ISO 6400 as standard, and can  be extended to a whopping ISO 25,600. Your image is likely to be  noisier than a duck in a wind turbine at that level, though.

                                                            To reaffirm that the A is pointed at serious photographers, it doesn’t have a zoom. Instead, it has an f2.8 prime lens with a 35mm-equivalent  focal length of 28mm , which is wide, but versatile – great for getting spur-of-the-moment snaps and people shots without the need to back away to fit it all in.

                                                      
                                                                This is a snapper aimed at DSLR users, so it has a focus ring around the lens to override the autofocus  and allow you to get creative. The Mode wheel will feel reassuringly familiar to DSLR shooters , too, with aperture and shutter priority modes as well as full manual. The menus don’t skimp on settings, either.

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