…to be found within a report thrown together by Game Informer magazine, using only the finest of NPD sales data. Within, then, you’ll find the five best-selling DS & PSP games (in the US) of all time.
Love it or able to live a full and happy life without it, Home’s one hell of a high profile release for Sony. So, uh, when’s it coming out?
Hey! Everyone’s favourite retro gaming idol Haruna Anno has some harsh words for you illegal downloader pirate people. Very harsh.
How harsh? This harsh: “[Not paying for games]is the same as not paying your dinner tab or shoplifting,” she blogs during a break from writing “Chrono Trigger” in Japanese calligraphy. “It’s stealing. Don’t think you’ve really played the game if you’ve done this… I do not think people who don’t buy the games have the privilege to enjoy them.”
Well, that wasn’t that harsh. Still. Remember, this is coming from a person who once played Chrono Trigger for 36 hours straight. She’s the anti-Rola Chen and so not joking around. Haruna Anno is serious business.
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We’re a few years into this generation. We’re getting increasingly comfortable with the hardware. While we’re not ready to move on, we still wonder: How much longer will it last?
The stereotype is two-part: Japanese people don’t like FPS games, and old people only play the Wii. Meet 78 year-old Akira Kitajima. He’s here to destroy those notions and snipe your arse.
We know Microsoft have gone bundle mad in Europe this Christmas, but Australia had been spared. Until now. Take a look at Microsoft’s “See, Hear & Play” bundle for the Australasian market.
Traditionally, Europe has been Sony territory. Microsoft has had an uphill climb. Well, save for recently thanks to a cheaper Xbox 360.
Strange days yesterday, when a press release from Nintendo Europe turned up. It said “stop using the red Nintendo logo”. Seemed…odd. People were confused. Today, Nintendo have responded.
How thoughtful! Sony are to release an official, company-branded AC adaptor for the PlayStation 3. Starting in the middle of December, you can grab one for $US25.
Get a look at this thing. It’s pure excess. It’s the Japanese collector’s edition of Resident Evil 5. In Yen, it’s ￥12,800. In AU dollars, that’s $207. And is almost worth it.
