Sony issues a stern warning to those playing illegally copied games on the PS3.

You’re a big Playstation fan. You own a PSP and a PS3, and as such, you’ve purchased a library of PSOne classics that you’ll no doubt be able to play on your soon-to-be acquired Xperia Play, right? Well, no. Last Updated: February 15, 2011

Capcom’s latest downloadable release came out on the US PSN on 01 February. When Capcom released Final Fight: Double Impact last year, they did so with DRM included, but didn’t tell anyone about it. This time around, the moment you purchase BC Rearmed 2, you’re told “You must log-in to the PlayStation Network each time to play this game”. Capcom …

If you have ever had the misfortune of losing game save files (here’s looking at you Castlevania and Mass Effect 2) then you will know just how much of a lifesaver cloud computing can be. Reports have just come in that the Playstation 3 will be getting the ability to save your game files online. It won’t be just as …

Which basically makes it the best multiplayer game ever made. Still, releasing a new online FPS game in today’s market takes balls of steel. Spiral Games Studios reckons they’ve got those because they’re planning on bringing their online shooter to Xbox Live Arcade, the PSN and Steam. The shooter looks like Halo, but it’s got a definite Tribes and Unreal …

Remember a while ago when Gabe and Valve were all up in Sony’s face saying that the PS3 sucked and that they loathed porting games onto it? It sparked the billionth PS3 vs Xbox 360 fanboy flamewar and the only people laughing at the whole thing were the PC gamers. About a year later, Gabe was eating humble pie that …

How is it possible that I haven’t seen anything about the upcoming Ghostbusters title from Atari that is on it’s way to the XBLA, PSN and PC? It’s exactly the sort of title that I generally enjoy which is a 4 player co-op action adventure with ectoplasm rifles tasked to save New York City. Could it be any more epic …

Costume Quest was the last pony out of the Double Fine stable, but listen carefully and you’ll hear the hooves of the next one rapidly approaching. This one is called Stacking and it’s the second downloadable game to add to Double Fine’s new business model of regular, smaller titles instead of one full-length game every few years. Players take on …