Tagged: PS3
With a high-budget, summer blockbuster film on its way to theaters next summer, Captain America needed to have a new video game to coincide with its release. That’s just the way Marvel does it with their trademark heroes. Unfortunately, Sega,… Read More »
Starting next week, every PlayStation 3 owner in United States with access to the PlayStation Network will be able to use the Hulu Plus subscription service. The service was previously limited to just select users who were subscribed to PlayStation… Read More »
Over the past few years, Rockstar has shined in the DLC department. Both downloadable episodes for Grand Theft Auto IV were fantastic, and the multiplayer additions to Red Dead Redemption have been solid. But with Undead Nightmare, they are finally… Read More »
With such a full-featured and refined music game like Rock Band 3 now on the market, I find it hard to recommend Power Gig: Rise of the SixString to prospective virtual band members. While the concept of playing such a… Read More »
When Sony showed off Killzone 3 for the PlayStation Move in 3D at its E3 press conference, the game was no doubt impressive. The visuals were stunning, the combat looked fast-paced and fun, and the thought of a triple-A title… Read More »
Sony announced, via their blog, that a standalone 320GB PlayStation 3 would be available for the price of $349.99. That’s $50 less than the 320GB PlayStation 3 bundle that included the PlayStation Move, PlayStation Eye and Sports Champions, which hit… Read More »
Sony has unveiled a new rewards system that will once again reignite the flames of brand loyalty. PlayStation Rewards will be a way for Sony to say thank you to those who are loyal to the PlayStation 3 and PSP…. Read More »
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West is a game that has some shiny problems. They’re not glaring problems, but just shiny enough to catch your eye as you encounter them. Controlling the main character — named Monkey either because he climbs… Read More »
Red Dead Redemption is easily one of my top games from 2010. Everything about it, from the look to the control to the sound to the music, is expertly done by a developer who really knows how to create an… Read More »
When I first got my hands on The Fight: Lights Out at E3, I wasn’t all that impressed. Playing the single-player mode during that demo, the punches didn’t seem to have much feel behind them and combat against an AI… Read More »
