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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land Just like an all-star music festival where awesome acts keep announcing that they’ll be showing up to play, upcoming PlayStation Vita game Sound Shapes keeps pulling in top-notch talent to its creative roster. Game-loving celebrity DJ Deadmaus is contributing to the game and now he’ll be joined by some bonafide indie gaming superstars.
Deadmaus loves video games. He’s got giant helmets and tattoos — including one of Shigeru Miyamoto’s signature — to testify to that fact. But the world-famous DJ’s gamer cred will reach an all-new level when PS Vita game Sound Shapes comes out this summer
I have grown to really like my PlayStation Vita. That’s not to say I didn’t like it when I first started using it, but over the last couple of weeks, my respect for the system has grown into a real fondness. With that said, the system hasn’t really had a game that feels “Must Have” to me. The launch line-up is solid, and I do play a lot of Hot Shots Golf, and WipEout 2048.
We’re big fans of Jonathan Mak’s (Everyday Shooter) upcoming musical platformer Sound Shapes. It looked good at E3, and is again one of the quiet stars of the show at this year’s Gamescom. Here’s why.
Sony uploaded a few videos today showing off some of the games from the newly detailed NGP lineup. In addition to three game-centric videos, there’s also a featurette about Sony’s history creating augmented reality games, which ends with a brief overview of the AR features for the NGP.
