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One Year Later, Did Sony Keep Its E3 2012 Promises?
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A Guide To Surviving The Arrival Of New Children (With Video Games)
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The Smartest And Dumbest Things Sony Did In 2012
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The Vita Is A Great System — Too Bad Sony Screwed It Up
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Persona 4 Golden: The Kotaku Review
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Need For Speed: Most Wanted: The Kotaku Review
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Sony’s E3 Booth Laughs At Those Who Say There Are No Games For PS Vita
Some people say that the PlayStation Vita doesn’t have a lot of games. These people need to go to Sony’s E3 booth. There are a lot of PS Vita games there. Take a look at my video tour for proof.
Put The Guns Down, Let’s Just Float To Pretty Music For A While
First announced last month, Hohokum is a collaboration between developers Honeyslug and artist Richard Hogg. It is, as the devs describe, “a game where a colourful serpent flies around helping people”.
Project Diva F On The PS3 Is Even Better Than The Vita Version
Let’s be clear right from the start. Project Diva f on the Vita is an enjoyable music game. It has great music, stunning visuals, and a staggering amount of unlockable items to customise how you play. But as good as it is, the PlayStation 3 version, Project Diva F (now with a capital “F”), is even better.
In Project Diva F, The Dreamcast Controller Controls People Too!
Project Diva F is an enjoyable music game starring popular virtual idol Hatsune Miku. And like most games these days, there are more than a few Easter eggs for those paying attention. Moreover, as Project Diva F is a game made by Sega, many of these Easter eggs are callbacks to other Sega-related products.
This Space Sim Trailer Gives Me Warm Fuzzies Of The Freelancer Variety
Above you can see Starlight Inception, Escape Hatch Entertainment’s successfully Kickstarted space simulator, coming out this August on PC, PS3 and Vita. With this, Kinetic Void, Elite: Dangerous and Star Citizen on the way, I’d say we’re looking at a full-scale Kickstarter-backed genre revival. And it is glorious.
Project Diva F Looks Good On The Vita, Even Better On The PS3
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f, released last August, is one of the Vita’s best-selling games despite never being released outside of Japan. Then back in March the PS3 version of the game, Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F (notice the capital “F”) was released as well.
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