Rockstar Games heeft officieel bevestigd dat Manhunt 2 komende vrijdag uit zal komen. Het spel raakte vorig jaar in opspraak. Door het grove geweld in Manhunt 2 kwam de Britse keuringsdienst voor leeftijdsaanduidingen in opspraak. Het mediahype laaide op en zelfs de politiek ging zich er mee bemoeien. Continue reading »
A trusted source has let Ripten in on some information regarding the status of several high profile Sony titles on the horizon, so I thought it would be a good idea for me to take a break from my LittleBigPlanet fun-fest and fill you all in. Continue reading »
Major League Baseball 2K8 is a baseball game for the PlayStation Portable. Its brothers on the Xbox 360 and the PS3 have done great jobs after their release, and nothing less can be said about the PSP version.
The 2K8 version of MLB on the PSP is quite an improvement of last year’s version, considering that the gameplay is way more fluid and the game, as a whole, feels a lot better when you play it. Players can be moved around with ease, and they move as you want them to move. The graphics of the Major League Baseball 2K8 PS3 version are obviously far more advanced, although the PSP version isn’t too shabby either. Sharper player animations, combined with the improved gameplay features, take the players closer to being real athletes than ever before on a handheld, which is, after all, the whole purpose of a sports game. Continue reading »
Experience the hysteria as it happens by watching the ceremony live
Today is the day. Crunch time. The nerve shredder. It’s the day when over 850,000 votes are finally converted into the tangible hard currency of coveted prizes. Yes, today is the Golden Joystick Awards, when all that hard-earned gamer adoration gets sealed up in a sparkling envelope of dreams, waiting to be released amidst a cacophony of rapturous applause and drunken heckling. Continue reading »
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Despite all the negative press that Square Enix have been getting from fans on Western Shores, Japanese gamers don’t really seem anywhere near as concerned. Famitsu published a list of Japan’s most anticipated games and Square Enix had a staggering 9 games from the list which had 15 titles. Continue reading »
