This is absolutely amazing. They've found a way to isolate stem cells from a person's skin and apply them with a modified spray gun to massively reduce healing time for severe burns (and likely other things, I'm thinking necrotic tissue from brown recluse spider bites). How reduced? Try from months down to a couple of days.
Warning: This video has some really disturbing scenes of severe burns in it. However it is useful to show just how dramatically it sped up healing from those injuries. Mind the rather silly use of camera angles, music, and "mug shots"...
Yeah, snow just dumped on top of this state all at once last night, about 2 feet deep with vast, uh, "snow dunes", and so on. It's the most snow there's been here in about... 15 years?
(Nintendo's weekly promo show, on Nintendo Channel on the Wii and maybe also online somewhere?)
Seriously, for a in-house promo show, it's just hilarious sometimes... they know it's stupid and go with it, and the results are pretty good sometimes.
Yeah, the Kirby game HAL's been working on, or on and off, or starting and restarting, no one knows, for like five or seven years now seems to be back on again... and with a trailer, too!
It's pretty low definition, but it does look good.
Here's the Kirby GC trailer, from years back: <iframe title="YouTube video player" class="youtube-player" type="text/html" width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/yy2l5BSBSL0" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen></iframe>
Translated on GAF, also from today's conference:
Quote:Last year we released Kirby's epic yarn in America. However a new mainstream product featuring the swallow and spiting changing shapes kirby we've made folks wait a long time for. We are now developing a new Kirby made by Hal laboratories. please look at this movie, we are planning to release it this year.
Also, there's this... some Zelda 25th thing coming?
Quote:Quote:
As a software development plan this year, has already announced that The Legend of Zelda has Skyward Sword]. Last year, Super Mario was released 25 years, from just this year is the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda came along. Incidentally, in 2011, might be the Pokemon 15th anniversary, might be the 25th anniversary of Dragon Quest is also a milestone year anniversary of a variety of software.
Wii Motion Plus, Wii has now become an integrated remote control plus, a new operation system that allows this controller to take advantage of these genre of games, and you feel very comfortable as the play, Miyamoto has received from our reports. Now contains the finishing touches.
Zelda on the classic Ocarina of Time [Nintendo 64 era, but has been remade Nintendo 3DS for, launch, Nintendo 3DS [Ocarina of Time for It will be first.
And a new game announcement for the Wii, we know no gameplay (or even genre) details yet:
Quote:Also, Wii uses a new new year] [Tower of Pandora is that the Wii will be available for the software. This software is nearing completion and is scheduled to be released in the first half of this year. Now, it plans to gradually expand information, please wait for further news.
The hit on [Nintendo DS] Rhythm Tengoku well, Wii is a new work being produced. Please see the movie.
What we don't know -- Release date (sometime within the next year), price (no idea, but it will be high), and battery life (how low will it be?).
Looks high end for a handheld, very high end, but it'll be quite expensive unless Sony takes a huge hit on every sale, and it'll come out quite a while after the 3DS too. I wonder how it'll do, at a high price... well in Japan for sure, both handhelds will do well there, but elsewhere... I don't know. There certainly is more competition now for both of them from phones and such, and the 3DS is looking very strong. Still though like the first PSP I'm sure it'll probably do decently, at least because of the likely strong Japanese game support to come (unless the 3DS destroys it there or something, but if it's anything like this generation both will likely do well, even if Nintendo stays in first as I'd probably guess will happen). At least it isn't download only like the PSPgo or some PSP2 rumors!
Quote:- 2 analog sticks
- six access motion controls
- new game media (flash based carts)
- large screeen
- touch pad on the back
- Front and rear camera, with a microphone
- 5 inch OLED
- 3G plus WiFI
- GPOS
- 4x resolution of PSP
- Touch screen
- Touch pad on back of device
- PS3 quality graphics
- Released this holiday season, in Japan
- micro analogue stick
- downloaded PSP titles work on NGP
Sony's Games: Hot Shots Golf, Gravity Daze, Killzone, Reality Fighters, Smart As, Broken, LBP, Little Deviants, WipEout, Resistance, and Uncharted
(NGP is the system's code name, Next Generation Portable.)
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