• Conquer the Planet — From the Alps to the Andes, the Himalayas to the Rockies, ride some of the most iconic mountains in the world. Developed using real-world NASA topographical data and SSX’s own proprietary Mountain Man tool, every region delivers an exaggerated gameplay experience that is true to the rich history of the franchise.

• Race It — SSX goes way beyond your typical racing experience! With wide-open terrain, multiple elevations and starting points, and no invisible walls, it’s up to your skills and imagination to discover the fastest line down the mountain.

• Trick It — Defy the laws of gravity by pulling off tricks that would make even the world’s greatest snowboarders cringe. Never mind a 1260° Double McTwist—in SSX, you’re still a beginner if you still have both feet strapped to the board while spinning 200 feet in the air.

• Survive It — Escape avalanches, rock slides, freezing cold temperatures, and more as you take Mother Nature head-on in hope of surviving some of the most treacherous descents on earth.

• New type of action game: Asuras Wrath will seamlessly blend action and narrative and will adopt an episodic
• nature, more akin to a TV drama series.
• Relentless action: Asuras Wrath keeps placing gamers in tight situations and says now get out of that.
• What the ?: Unique enemies and planetary sized bosses will continually challenge playersΓΓé¼Γäó expectations.
• Innovative setting and story: Fusing Asian mythology with sci fi, Asuras Wraths universe will be truly unique.
• Collaboration with Cyber Connect2: Continues Capcoms strategy of partnering with the best developers to
• produce titles to complement its own internal projects.
• A range of unique enemies and planetary sized bosses will continually challenge players expectations.
• Asuras Wrath seamlessly blends action with narrative, adopting an episodic nature more akin to a TV drama series.
• Beat em Up gameplay that places gamers in tight situations and that forces you to fight to survive.
• Innovative setting and story that fuses Asian mythology with sci-fi, to create a universe that is truly unique
• Play as Asuras rival Yasha and adopt a different playing style, traveling at lightning fast speed across environments.

• 4 player online co op: Assemble your Syndicate for global domination. A 4 player, online co op experience like no other, with chip enhanced gameplay and 9 missions re imagined from the original Syndicate.
• Visceral FPS experience: Utilize an upgradable arsenal of futuristic weapons, armor and gear to annihilate your enemies and harvest their chip technology for personal advancement and sinister corporate greed.
• Sci Fi fiction: Immerse yourself in the world of Syndicate 2069, with a world-class sci-fi story experience, written by bestselling author Richard Morgan.

In Halo 4, we are interested in doing something the franchise does well on the book side, and that’s helping shape the narrative. Halo is a compelling and deep universe, and we want to tell the story of this bio-engineered super-soldier.
One of the Master Chief’s most notable physical characteristics is that he’s wearing 800 pounds of tank and jet fighter. So we pulled that design into the armor and HUD. When you play Halo 4, it’s important you understand that you’re more than just a gun on the screen. To give you that feeling, we have represented that weight with player physics, without interrupting crosshair and shooting accuracy.

"When we first looked at the Chief’s armor, we studied what was done in Reach. We knew he needed to be understood as a nimble yet heavy superhero, and contrast that with Reach armor design that was more on the bulky side. Our goal is to hit that sweet spot where we represent what is fictionally true about the Chief while making sure you feel like you’re a super-powerful human being when you're playing him."

"Above all, we wanted the player to really feel what it’s like to be the Master Chief. This manifests itself in a lot of ways, and for those who read the Fall of Reach, there’s a lot of character depth behind that helmet that has yet to make its way into the game experience. Every person who was allowed to touch him had to, HAD TO, understand his history as a person. The Chief’s origin is pretty sad and grim: A strong, vibrant child stolen from his parents, he underwent dangerous bioengineering that destroyed the weaker of his friends, and trained to stomp out human Insurrectionists. Pretty morally nebulous beginnings for someone who ultimately saved humanity. Of all FPS heroes, he is distinct in that his arc is aspirational and not a cynical view of the universe.
A big focus on the Chief’s armor was his physicality and putting the player in those mighty shoes. Getting that weight across in the design had us looking at a lot of contemporary military vehicles, and we pushed detail and form into the armor that implied that history. This is the bleeding edge of military technology.

A Spartan tossing his chest plate should feel like an anvil dropping….

A Spartan sprinting across concrete should be a stealthy whisper….

Putting on your helmet should feel like powering up an F-15E….

These are the sorts of experiences we want to give the players."