EA’s first attempt at making a Mass Effect game for the iOS platform was a bit of a letdown that didn’t live up to the franchise’s name. However, EA’s second attempt with Mass Effect Infiltrator is looking a lot more promising.
According to reports, Sony has apparently revealed a LittleBigPlanet carting game for the PS3. Details are scant at the moment, but sources indicate that the game will be 3D capable and will have a Move compatible wheel, like the one for the Wii.
During the DICE summit in progress, David Jaffe, the creative mind behind Twisted Metal and God of War announced that he would be departing Eat Sleep Play to open up a brand new studio in San Diego California. The news was a surprise considering Twisted Metal’s imminent release next Tuesday on Valentine’s Day.
Used games are evil! Or so we keep getting told. They aren’t, at all, and here are five reasons why.
The launch date of Twisted Metal is right around the corner as it will be dropping February 14th on Valentine’s Day. The game will also be releasing in Europe on March 7th. David Jaffe, the man behind the game took some time to discuss his latest creation.
During the Spike VGA show, Naughty Dog unveiled its next big project, The Last of Us, a post-apocalyptic story around two characters that are trying to survive. The game received a great deal of attention last year for its beautiful graphics and story potential.
Its been a tough year for Sony in 2011, with the tsunami hitting Japan earlier this year followed by the devastating floods in Thailand and the rise of the yen, to what many have called “far beyond what is tolerable.” To exasperate the matter, the dollar took a sharp dive in 2011. With Kaz Hirai stepping up as the new CEO, all eyes are on him now to turn things around.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning has been garnering a bit of attention lately with high praise from various media outlets. For 38 Studio’s first outing, Reckoning is definitely an ambitious project as it was once conceived as an MMO.
Video game publishers have always been reluctant to price digital versions of games lower than its retail counterparts. After all, it only makes sense that the digital version be cheaper as there is no manufacturing cost.
Sony dropped a preview of the PSN store update coming in February and it looks to be a massive one. Over the next few weeks, PSN+ members will be treated royally to more free games than you can shake a stick at.
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