Archive for June, 2009

Used games sales – good or bad for the industry, and do we care?

June 30, 2009

Used games sales - good or bad for the industry, and do we care?There’s a debate raging at the moment about whether used game sales are harming the industry or not. Many game developers and publishers, such as EA, think they are, but many others do not. Michael Pachter may not be most gamers’ favorite person, but on this score he’s come out on our side. I knew he was a good guy really.

Sony working on super-PS2 backwards compatibility for PS3

June 30, 2009

Sony working on super-PS2 backwards compatibility for PS3Some gamers have criticized the PS3 in its lack of PS2 backwards compatibility on all PS3 models. There are some PS3 models out there with either hardware or software for PS2 backwards compatibility, but there are also models out there with none. However, don’t give up hope yet as it seems that Sony is working on a solution for just this problem.

Should Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker be re-released as a tribute?

June 30, 2009

Should Michael Jackson's Moonwalker be re-released as a tribute?You may have heard the news by now that Michael Jackson is dead. I know the story hasn’t been covered in much detail by anyone, but you may have caught it on some obscure news channel. Or Facebook. So, the King Of Pop is dead – is it time for some kind of tribute from the games industry? How about re-releasing Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker.

Top 40 best PS3 games – The best Playstation 3 exclusives

June 29, 2009

Top 40 PS3 games - The best Playstation 3 exclusivesThe PS3 is blessed with some truly great games. But which of this huge library of games are the best on the Playstation 3? Read on for the Top 40 PS3 exclusive games ever released.

Xbox 360 and PS3 price cuts coming this fall… maybe

June 29, 2009

Xbox 360 and PS3 price cuts coming this fall... maybeIt’s well-known that the price of hardware has a direct effect on sales figures. Most consoles launch at a fairly high price but soon see price cuts in order to provoke sales and squeeze the competition. But this generation has so far been a strange on in that sense. Maybe newly-rumored price cuts for the PS3 and Xbox 360 this fall will get things back on track.

XBL awards coming but need to fix hacking issue on Xbox 360 first

June 28, 2009

XBL awards coming but need to fix hacking issue firstMicrosoft has been running a covert beta program with a select group of XBL users on the Xbox 360. It has been revealed that Microsoft is working on an awards system that ties into Achievements. An award system is great, but Microsoft may want to look at fixing the gamertag hacking issue first.

Blorge forum now open for business – GAMER section leading way

June 28, 2009

Blorge forum now open for business - GAMER section leading wayAs some of you will undoubtedly already be aware, Blorge now has its own dedicated forum. We’re still in the process of developing the forum into what we eventually want it to be, but it’s now open for business and needs a population in order to help it grow. Which is where you come in.

More hints about possible Halo MMO revealed for Xbox 360

June 27, 2009

More hints about possible Halo MMO revealed for Xbox 360Rumors about a Halo MMO have persisted for over a year with actual pictures leaked on the Web. Microsoft revealed a brand new Halo Universe title that will tie cell phones, consoles and PCs together on a massive scale. It seems like there is confirmation that Microsoft is indeed working on an MMO of sorts.

Sony targets Apple Apps with PSP Go!

June 26, 2009

http://www.gadgetlite.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/psp_go_video_nytimes.jpgSony unveiled the super compact PSP Go! during E3 earlier this month. The new PSP Go! will rely completely on downloads, which is actually fairly progressive when compared to what Sony has traditionally done and what’s out on the market. It seems like one of the reasons why Sony went this route was to target the Apple iTunes App Store with the PSP Go!

Analyst: Microsoft is confused who Natal is for

June 25, 2009

Analyst: Microsoft is confused who Natal is for With E3 quickly becoming a faded memory, the initial impressions of many things shown have also begun to lose their glitter. Natal made a big splash at E3 as something wondrous and amazing, but after the initial wow factor is wearing off some have started to question its practicality.


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