I’m oddly proud of myself that I remembered it’s Thursday today, especially since I am oh so incredibly jet lagged at the moment. This week Yahtzee takes on E3 and… no wait that would have been useful and entertaining. Rather Yahtzee decides to take on the last Prince of Persia title which just feels like listening to a review of …

One of my biggest disappointments with E3 this year is that I never got any hands on time with the Kinect voice and motion controlled hub. I was given demonstrations of it which normally leaves me to believe that it isn’t working properly yet and it just wasn’t stable enough to give to cynical journalists. But if it works as …

The PSP has been on life support for quite a while now and the utterly disastrous release of the PSPGo starkly showed how little Sony understands what we as consumers are looking for in a handheld. But as we recently posted they have now at least gotten themselves a decent advertising campaign and with promises of over 40 new PSP …

The PSN premium service that was announced at E3 is going live on the 29th of June and we finally have the full details that were withheld from us at E3 and the good news is that the content on offer is better than expected. First up the price… We heard it was $49.99 but that means nothing to us …

I am one of those rabbid Kevin Butler fans who believes he is possibly one of the best marketing campaigns of all time and is a large reason the PS3 has turned around it’s poor form and is now preparing to overtake the 360. But I have to admit when the MarcusPSP advertising campaign was revealed at E3 I groaned …

  Remedy Boss Oskari Hakkinen is unable to confirm whether a sequel for Xbox 360 exclusive psychological thriller Alan Wake is on the cards or not, as apparently Microsoft want the developers to churn out more DLC first. The game – 5 years in the making – was met with mostly positive acclaim, but unfortunately just hasn’t performed to expectations …

Speaking to VG247 at E3, Microsoft’s Aaron Greenberg has questioned whether the market is really ready for consumer-level 3D. Sony’s doing their hardest to push 3D technology, incorporating native support for the feature in its TV’s and the PS3. Microsoft, it seems, is keener to take a “wait and see” approach. Last Updated: June 23, 2010

E3 revealed that the Need for Speed game that Burnout developers Criterion had been working on would be a successor to Hot Pursuit, one of the most revered games in the series. They’ll be taking the game back to its cat and mouse basics, and if there’s any developer that can revive the flagging franchise, it would be them. They’ve …