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Path Of Exile, An Action RPG Developed By Kiwis, Hits 2 Million Players
Whether Blizzard likes it or not, Diablo III fell short of satiating our hunger for action RPGs. Torchlight 2 provided a hearty meal to fill the void, but the time’s now perfect for another tasty morsel to hit the plate and Path Of Exile, from Auckland-based Grinding Gear Games, looks the goods.
Please, Start Making This Space Combat Game Again
New Zealand developers Sidhe are best known for their local sporting games based on stuff like Rugby League. They generally release one or two games a year. Sadly, one game that’s not being released anytime soon is also one that looks damn impressive, especially for anyone who remembers a time when people actually made video games about shooting things in space.
Play Battlefield 3 Before Your Mates, If You Live Near The JB Hi-Fi In Albany, NZ
If you’re in NZ and insanely eager to play Battlefield 3 before your Kiwi compartiots, the JB Hi-Fi in Westfield Albany will be holding a special event on October 26, starting from 6pm, where you can play the game six hours prior to its official release.
Let’s Check Out A Sports Game That Isn’t American (or About Soccer)
The biggest sports game in the world is EA’s FIFA series. After that? A whole bunch of American sports. Great for Americans, or the sport’s fans, but they’re not the only sports in the world.
PSN Service Now Being Restored In Europe, Australia, Latin America
Reactivation of PlayStation Network, completed early this morning for all of North America, is now proceeding in Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico and South America, PlayStation Europe said through its official Twitter moments ago.
Kinect-Rigged Robot Could Help With Future Quake Recovery
MotorStorm Game Yanked In New Zealand After Earthquake
Millions Of Music Tracks Now Available On North American PlayStation 3
Music Unlimited, Sony’s streaming music service, hits North American PlayStation 3 consoles today, giving users 30 days access to millions of musical tracks before subscription fees kick in.
