| Erik Johnson |
With the Playstation Store update coming today so too arrives the PSN version of Mega Man 10. You can play as the red-headed Proto Man right from the start, and…wait, there’s going to be an easy mode? BLASPHAMY!/THANK GOD!
| Kevin Roberson |
Dante’s Inferno is a hack-and-slash hell simulator. By this I do not mean that it is an atmospheric game which takes place in the underworld, I mean you will feel like you are being judged and punished for your sins whenever you’re interacting with this game.
| Erik Johnson |
The ESRB has outed PixelJunk Racers 2nd Lap, an apparent sequel by Q Games rated for the PS3, and almost certainly arriving as a downloadable title via the Playstation Network.
| Erik Johnson |
EA has announced via press release that the PSN will in fact be receiving a demo for DICE’s upcoming tactical shooter Battlefield: Bad Company 2, arriving with this Thursday’s update.
| Erik Johnson |
Q Entertainment recently tweeted about a possible PSN port of its upgraded psychedelic rail shooter music title Rez HD, asking Playstation 3 owners for their thoughts on a $15 price point.
| Kevin Roberson |
If Wet showed us what happens when bad game designers get a hold of a truly original gameplay concept, Darksiders shows us what happens when good game designers get their hands on formulaic unoriginal gameplay. Unsurprisingly, this results in about the same quality of entertainment.
| Erik Johnson |
EA and BioWare have announced the first add-on for their hit fantasy RPG Dragon Age: Origins will arrive next week for two of the three platforms it inhabits. Entitled ‘Return to Ostagar’, the DLC brings players “to the fateful battleground in Ostagar where the Grey Wardens were nearly wiped out,” providing new items, more darkspawn to kill, as well as giving another chance to add Dog to your party.
| Erik Johnson |
Putting long running rumors to rest, Sega has officially announced the delay of action RPG Alpha Protocol. Fittingly, the announcement comes on the day of it’s original planned release.
| Kevin Roberson |
Wet. I suppose that’s an appropriate name. The controls are slippery, the graphics are watered down, the dialogue is dripping with pretentiousness, and everything that’s wrong with it can be solved by tossing it in the dryer on spin cycle.
