The PSP update bring two new functions, while the PS3 update bring Facebook functionality and more.
Last night, Sony released firmware updates to both the PSP and PlayStation 3. Both bring new functions to the Sony machines that are sure to please a number of owners.
One of the most realistic military experiences this generation.
One of the most popular genres this generation is the first person shooter. While most modern FPS titles look realistic or claim to be realistic, they all usually have some unrealistic mechanics, such as automatic health regeneration. Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising is unlike your typical FPS title; it provides one of the best realistic military experiences, though a couple of frustrating issues keep it from being great.
Using Atari-esque graphics and an 8-bit soundtrack, Bit.Trip Beat embodies the characteristics of our favorite retro video game classics while adding a more modern feel to the gameplay.
Originally released back in March, Bit.Trip Beat has been gaining newfound exposure as result of the demo that has been released on the Wii Shop Channel. Since I missed the game, I figured this was the perfect opportunity to take advantage of this demo and give some impressions from a fresh perspective.
A fantastic beginning to the Rabbids life outside of minigame collections.
Up until recently, the Rabbids have been curiously eccentric characters that spawned out of the Rayman universe. Their trademark goofy looks, silly behavior, and recognizable scream has made them somewhat of an icon to gamers, even if many have never picked up the mini-game collections they have starred in. Well, for anyone looking to take part in the Rabbids experience themselves but are averse to shallow mini-game experiences, Rabbids Go Home is the answer to your prayers. Although the game’s basis is simple, Rabbids Go Home provides a crazy romp through unique levels with the insane little creatures. You’re guaranteed to be laughing from beginning to end no matter how much you try to avoid it.
The recently announced WiiWare versions of Ace Attorney games will arrive in North America at the beginning of next year.
Capcom announced today that they are planning to release the first three games in the Ace Attorney series on WiiWare in North America starting in January 2010. Each game will be priced at 1000 Wii Points ($10).
The upcoming Halo title will have its official debut next month.
Geoff Keighly of Spike TV revealed today that Halo: Reach will see its official debut at this year's VGA Awards.
Extra episodes and costume packs will comprise the DLC pack.
In this week's Famitsu, Resident Evil 5: Alternative Edition was detailed. The pack, confirmed for DLC release, will include two separate missions as well as two costume packs, aside from the new motion and pointer controls.
IO Interactive reveal the sequel to Kane & Lynch 2.
IO Interactive, a subsidiary of Square Enix Europe has confirmed that Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days is in development for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.
Square Enix sheds some light on the new Lufia game announced by Famitsu.
Last week, Famitsu announced that a new Lufia title is in the works. Today, Square Enix revealed new details about Estpolis: The Lands Cursed by the Gods, an action-RPG "re-imagining" of Lufia II. Estoplis is known as the Lufia series in North America.
