It makes me really sad to think that I bought my launch PSP pretty much solely to get my hands on the first ever proper mobile version of Gran Tursimo. It’s now years later and only now am I actually going to get what was promised so very long ago. The good news is, that as per usual with Polyphony …
We’ve received confirmation that Sony’s redesigned PSP would be hitting local retail shelves soon – Great news, as its sleek, slidey design fills me with wanton techno lust. Smaller than the PSP-3000, the device is finally diminutive enough to fit comfortable in one’s pocket. If you’re a seasoned traveller though, there is a caveat. The PSPGo, unlike its fatter sibling …
In the red corner we have the Sony PS3 slim and the PSP Go, and in the blue corner we have its rival the Microsoft Xbox 360. The PS3 and Xbox 360 have been at each others throats for about the last three years now. Some may say it has been a one sided fight, and yes it may seem …
I ran across a story on Games Industry today about how Sony are confident that the high price of the PSPGo won’t be a barrier to success. Which got me interested as Sony said something very similar when they released the PS3 originally so I wanted to see if they had learned from their previous mistakes and apparently they haven’t. …
We all know that the only thing truly holding the PSP back from being a super-duper mobile headshot machine is the fact that it lacks a second analog nub. There were huge outcries from the PSP community requesting that a second analog nub be added to the next PSP but as well know the PSP Go still doesn’t have one. …
After what has felt like forever, we are finally going to get our hands on a mobile version of Gran Turismo. This video that comes in from GTplanet.net shows off some gameplay footage of the Ferrari Enzo as well as a little bit of the menu and car list. As always, the dude playing the game for the video is …
As if the PSP didn’t already have a decent looking line-up, a new title is joining Motorstorm, LittleBigPlanet and Gran Turismo to continue Altair’s story. Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines puts you in the shoes of Altair once more, only this time it’s for a trip to Cyprus to get his groove on with the locals. Visuals aren’t looking half bad and …
Rumours, conjecture, assumption and hypothesis – these are all words that describe the current state of the PS3 Slim. We know that it’s coming – at some stage – but beyond that, details are scant. A video from some backwater market in the Philippines that purports to be real footage of a manufactured PS3 Slim has hit the internet – …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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