What’s this? An official Injustice website featuring Superman, Wonder Woman and The Flash? Perhaps DC Comics’ superheroes will be joining an ‘Injustice League’ for a new fighting game, brought to what seems to be advertised as the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii U.
When the bears of Perfect Island neglect to invite Naughty Bear to their island resort holiday, amazing advertising ensues. Oh, and a new Naughty Bear game coming to Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network later this year. But man, that advertising.
There goes Sony again, blowing its massive announcements the week before E3. Sports Champions 2 is coming later this year and will no doubt have several PlayStation 3 owners wondering where they put that Move controller. to celebrate, Sony rolls out a non-traditional gamer glamour reel.
Boy, upcoming PS3 game Tokyo Jungle looks like a riot. And this commercial is a riot too.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Sony “considered but ultimately rejected” plans to make its next home console – code-named Orbis – a download-only device.
Back when the PlayStation Vita launched in February, Mark and I had a head-to-head chat about it and decided it wasn’t much chop. I passed mine on to a 10-year old, while Mark lost his somewhere in the midden of free games and general rubbish he chooses to call a desk. Somehow, I don’t think the three new “Discovery Apps” Sony has just announced for the platform will inspire him to dig it out again.
Yesterday, I listed 5 things that Rockstar should carry over from Max Payne 3 into Grand Theft Auto V. Today, I’ll list 5 things that I hope they leave behind forever.