Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D postponed to 2012

Konami (via Kotaku ) has just confirmed the postponement of Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D to a generic 2012 : Open sky! As emphasized in the same source from which we drew the news , it is a reference that could have many repercussions on the medium-term future of the small console Nintendo . That 3DS who took a breath of fresh air with a remake of Zelda: Ocarina of Time , but that still seems to have convinced very few.

It is clear, it is not just a mere commercial results, the economic data we leave them to others. It 'just the lack of documents justifying the deployment of 360-degree 3D noses too much to be debated, even in anticipation of the months (if not years) to come. On these pages we have reported some Nazo Waku Mansion , led by Capcom interesting approach to the problem. However, his strong inspiration nippofila not bode well in relation to local output.

Now Konami tells us that for the 3D remake of one of the chapters loved the series Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater ie, we must wait a bit ', without giving any explanation about it. We continue to hope for the best, but it is clear that while we must take note of the current situation, however, already hypothesized in difficult times.

Microsoft will open 75 new stores in America

The fight for the market between Microsoft and Apple will increasingly through the shops: it is since 2009 that the Redmond company has initiated the opening of its store on U.S. soil, the store has really opened it stopped at 11, certainly capable of number pales in comparison to 327 Apple Store across the United States.
But the record could soon change, given that the stage of the Worldwide Partner Conference 2011, Microsoft COO Kevin Turner has offered some interesting detail on the company's plans in respect of stores: 3 years in a matter of fact, Microsoft was going to open another 75 outlets scattered 'in all states, as you can see in the image above.

An announcement comes as Apple became the third largest vendor of PCs in the U.S., behind HP and Dell, a superficial look at least something that should not worry about Microsoft, since it is hardware, but considering that from the point of view software instead of the fight is between Windows and Mac OS (as in the smartphone market between Windows Phone and iPhone OS) the scenery changes and how.