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By Brenna Hillier - Tue Oct 6, 2009 4:22am
What with some retailers boycotting it and a not-inconsiderable price tag, I have been waiting for some sort of sales report along the lines of "PSPgo not meeting expectations". But here I am clutching a release stating the exact opposite! Australian results aren't in yet, but in the UK, the UMD-free console is apparently enjoying rapid adoption, perhaps helped along by a couple of special offers we Aussies are also eligible for.
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By Matt Keller - Mon Sep 28, 2009 9:01am
October is almost upon us – time flies when you're having fun. Many big things are on the way this month, but we get off to kind of a slow start. Leading off the week is the crazy DS puzzler Scribblenauts. Following that is FIFA 10, which is bound to be one of the best sports games of the year. Also hitting store shelves this week is Gran Turismo for the PSP, which launches alongside the new PSP Go.
Don't forget to check out our full release schedule for all of the latest changes and updates on your most wanted games.
Don't forget to check out our full release schedule for all of the latest changes and updates on your most wanted games.
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By Matt Keller - Mon Sep 21, 2009 12:01pm
Coming Attractions has now moved to Mondays in an effort to bring you more new release information in a more timely, and therefore useful manner. Leading off the week tomorrow (or tonight if you’re into the midnight launch thing) is Halo 3: ODST. That will be followed big time MMO hopeful Aion: Tower of Eternity, grindhouse style ninja action in WET, junk collection action in Katamari Forever and a whole bunch of puzzle solving in Professor Layton and Pandora’s Box.
Don’t forget to check out the full release schedule for the latest changes and information on upcoming games.
Don’t forget to check out the full release schedule for the latest changes and information on upcoming games.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Sep 1, 2009 6:59pm
Welcome to this week's instalment of Now Playing, where each week, we trawl through bunches and bunches of recently released trailers in a bid to expose the most popular, most interesting, and even sometimes, the most boring video footage that you can possibly imagine.
This week, we take a look at the land of Pripyat, where we figure out what it is like to survive 40,000 years into the future. Once that is done, we exhume some historical musical icon that no one really cares about any more and reanimate their burnt out corpses in the digital realm, before learning about the sounds of war.
Finally, we see what it is like when a developer promotes a "very easy automatic mode" as one of the key features of the game that they are planning to release.
This week, we take a look at the land of Pripyat, where we figure out what it is like to survive 40,000 years into the future. Once that is done, we exhume some historical musical icon that no one really cares about any more and reanimate their burnt out corpses in the digital realm, before learning about the sounds of war.
Finally, we see what it is like when a developer promotes a "very easy automatic mode" as one of the key features of the game that they are planning to release.
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By Matt Keller - Sun Aug 30, 2009 9:01am
It’s the last weekend before the beginning of the traditional holiday rush, where players are flooded with new game releases and essentially spoilt for choice. We’ve all been through this rigmarole before and despite the fact that this year’s line-up is a little thinner thanks to key delays and early releases, we’re still going to be suffering from light wallets and a lack of free time by the end of November.
Like every holiday season before it, there are going to be winners and losers. This week, The Warp Pipe is going to focus on the wildcard releases of the holidays – the games that could be big hits, or fail to catch on.
Like every holiday season before it, there are going to be winners and losers. This week, The Warp Pipe is going to focus on the wildcard releases of the holidays – the games that could be big hits, or fail to catch on.
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By Brenna Hillier - Thu Aug 6, 2009 3:27am
Alright, so preorder bonuses aren't very exciting - not all retailers participate, even assuming they turn up in your shopping territory - but when the details reveal some juicy new content to drool over, it grabs my attention! Five new cars appearing in the highly-anticipated PSP version of Gran Turismo have been revealed, and while it may disappoint you to not be able to score a voucher for one of these, there's nothing to say they can't be unlocked with a little - or a lot - of effort! Therefore, I see no reason not to spend a few minutes going "ooh" and "aah".
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat Jul 4, 2009 11:09am
Before this year's E3 event, many people thought that Polyphony Digital's plans to release Gran Turismo on the PSP had all but disappeared. They were proven wrong when a bunch of information about the game was released during the trade show.
While we've still not heard all that much about the game, we do know that the game is set to be released in the US "just after" the first of October, and that we've just gotten our hands on some new images from the game, which look pretty impressive for the PSP.
Gran Tursimo will feature over 800 cars, 30 tracks (with 60 different layouts) and promises to run on the PSP at a silky smooth 60 frames per second, making it one of the most fully featured games on Sony's hand held platform.
While we've still not heard all that much about the game, we do know that the game is set to be released in the US "just after" the first of October, and that we've just gotten our hands on some new images from the game, which look pretty impressive for the PSP.
Gran Tursimo will feature over 800 cars, 30 tracks (with 60 different layouts) and promises to run on the PSP at a silky smooth 60 frames per second, making it one of the most fully featured games on Sony's hand held platform.
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By Jessica Citizen - Thu Jun 4, 2009 7:35am
While the rest of us are stuck at home, experiencing E3 only through the wonders of the internets, Bennett Ring and a Games On Net camera crew are stationed in LA, checking out all of the goodies first hand.
This morning, we're jumping right into the thick of things and checking out the Sony press conference. We have a liveblog for your reading pleasure, but if you're the sort who prefers moving pictures, you'd be well advised to check out our second video post, recorded live at E3.
This morning, we're jumping right into the thick of things and checking out the Sony press conference. We have a liveblog for your reading pleasure, but if you're the sort who prefers moving pictures, you'd be well advised to check out our second video post, recorded live at E3.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Jun 3, 2009 9:07am
As part of Sony's E3 press conference, the company announced a few exciting things. One such title is Gran Turismo, for the PSP, which will launch later this year in October. The first portable instalment of the game will feature more than 800 vehicles (with over 4,500 possible configurations) and 30 tracks (with over 60 layouts) and to top it all off, the PSP game will runs 60 frames per second.
The PSP version of the game will offer "authentic and accessible racing" for all audiences, with something there for seasoned veterans of the franchise, and enough to keep new comers entertained.
The PSP version of the game will offer "authentic and accessible racing" for all audiences, with something there for seasoned veterans of the franchise, and enough to keep new comers entertained.
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