... and why the games and services they are offering are tailored to their benefit.
The answer is pretty simple, actually. See if you can spot the trend in the listing of titles below:
A recent update on the PlayStation Blog offers up more bad news to Sony console owners.
Today, Patrick Seybold, Senior Director of Corporate Communications & Social Media confirmed that the PSN outage will continue indefinitely. While the team has been working feverishly to bring things back online, according to Seybold, the process is "time insensitive." The outage disables players from going online in any capacity and has disabled some online-heavy games in the process. Sony is also currently investigating possible credit card theft after their system was recently compromised.
Stay tuned for a special announcement about PixlBit, as well as your regularly scheduled content from the PixlTalk crew.
This week starts with a special site announcement delivered by Nick and Chessa, but is promptly followed by regular weekly discussion. Given the swirling rumors of the Wii successor, discussion of the upcoming system continued this week. What's now confirmed as Project Cafe is discussed in detail, as is the credibility of the various rumors that are floating around.
A HDD with more than double the capacity will run you an extra $50.
Kim Nguyen, Marketing Manager for Sony Computer Entertainment of America announced today that a new Slim PS3 model is due out next month.
Though a Western developed game, Japanese Infamous purchasers will be the only ones privy to the demo.
Excited about playing the God of War III demo soon? Don't be, because chances are if you can read this you won't be able to.
The latest controversial ads from Sony, actually aren't from Sony at all.
This generation Sony has been known to have some bizarre and controversial ads. As such, when the latest one sprung up depicting a gamer giving blood to a Nazi soldier, there was little question of its truth.
