Up until recently, local multiplayer looked to be becoming a thing of the past. Crushed under the hefty boot of online play, those days of getting together with friends, laughing, shouting and whooping while you played TimeSplitt…
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At E3 2012, John Carmack had a demo room devoted to a custom build of Doom 3 running in VR. It was in that room that many people experienced Oculus Rift for the first time. The headset was literally held together by duct tape. T…
NO MAN’S SKY Procedurally generated, shared world, inter planetary exploration and warfare ? Does that sound like anything anyone has ever attempted before on console? Hello Games is pushing insane new boundaries with No Man’s S…
SCE London Studio director Dave Ranyard has overseen the development of SingStar and Wonderbook but with half of his staff working on Project Morpheus , he is currently eyeing greater potential. When did your studio become involv…
In some ways it’s a surprise that it’s taken a console manufacturer this long to come up with an idea like PlayStation TV , but it’s no surprise that Sony would be the company to break this ground first. If you’re not aware, this…
Just what does this new coaster-sized gizmo actually do? If you’ve been recently pondering such a question, let’s quickly dispel the things that PlayStation TV isn’t. So… it’s not an actual television shrunken to absurdly tiny p…
Break out the Ridge Racer jelly mould and dust down your official Crash Bandicoot party hats, because this month sees Sony clock up one of its most dazzling milestones: PlayStation turns 20. The life-changing grey rectangle launc…
A few days before his PlayStation Experience in Las Vegas, Sony drops a new video teaser of a game, or project, mysterious. On some wonderful images, a Spanish voice said : 20 years is a long look around and see all that you hav…
VITA / PLAYSTATION TV It has been a rough start for this little device. Boasting some solid hardware and a few amazing games along the way, the PS Vita has been badly handled and overlooked for good reason by many gamers unwilli…
For its Japanese release last year, it was branded as PS Vita TV, and no wonder. What arrives in the west bearing the more massmarket name PlayStation TV is clearly a Vita in slender clothing, with the same OS, menus and Home scr…
Considering its Name and the that is the internet, typing Capcom’s working title in the making into any search engine, is at first a worrying prospect. Thankfully, and surprisingly, no resulting vulgarity surfaces but other dark…
Unfortunately, you can't get your hands on this yet, but if you’re anything like us, you probably really, really want one. With the development of Sony's Project Morpheus and the growing momentum of the Facebook owned Ocu…
It’s not been officially released yet, but it’s possible to sign up for the PS Now beta on PS4 and PS3 and have a peek at what the future might offer. For the uninitiated, PS Now is a streaming service that lets you play PS3 game…
INSIDE THE TOMORROW CHILDREN: Q-GAMES’ SOVIET-INFLUENCED WORLD-BUILDER It’s easy to see how the rise of the indie developer has happened. The longer-than-anticipated lifespan of the previous generation had grown a little too lon…
You just ripped the mouth off an Elvis clone while he was mid-song in order to slap it in a zombie choir-singer’s mouth, whose dulcet tones irritate his conductor so much he tears his own hair out, thus allowing you to pick the d…
“You will fight alongside a mythical tiger.” Sold. Seriously, Ubisoft can quit it with the whole exhausting PR cycle already;Far Cry 4 might have just blown our fragile little minds. Not only is Ubisoft looking to ramp up the bea…
Of course it wasn’t going to have quite the same social impact as the first series, but there’s still a very good case to be made that Telltale has outdone itself with season two of its heart-wrenching saga. I’ll go further than …
Perhaps it would be too easy to cynically dismiss this solely for its terrible title, but to do so would be a heinous insult to a vividly colourful platformer that remembers exactly what it was like to play the delights of crash …
The term ‘visual novel’ may very well have you reaching for the holy water. chances are you may be privy to the seedier end of the spectrum of this niche Japanese genre, but Spike chunsoft’s nigh-on unpronounceable sequel leans m…
