| 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!
| Erik Johnson |
The Behemoth has been hard at work on the freshly announced BattleBlock Theater, but they’re also working diligently on the PSN release of their hand-drawn hack-and-slash hit Castle Crashers. This would include a new Volleyball minigame complete with all the online trimmings.
| Erik Johnson |
Q Games head Dylan Cuthbert has revealed that the studio is currently working on a couple new titles, including PixelJunk Shooter 2.
| Adam Bruno |
Thus far, Sony’s biggest advantage over Microsoft is that their online network, while not as robust as Microsoft’s own XBOX Live, is free. Well, for now, anyway.
| 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 |
Tecmo and Pieces Interactive have announced that their guitar-controlled musical platformer Fret Nice will land on the North American PlayStation Store this Thursday.
| 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.
| Erik Johnson |
Sometimes you see something you get so excited about you just have to share, and Capcom really got me giddy tonight as they’ve sent out the Mega Man 10 pack art, and…oh gosh, I really hate just throwing the word epic around, but Proto Man looks solid and that purple dragon does appear to have turrets all over its body.
| Erik Johnson |
Eidos has announced that the Prey in the Darkness Map Pack for Batman: Arkham Asylum will arrive on PC, Xbox Live and PSN tomorrow, September 24, as a free download. Two new Challenge Maps are included with the pack.
| Erik Johnson |
It seems cooler heads have prevailed as Frozenbyte’s excellent platformer Trine has been given a permanent price reduction down to what PC users were expecting when the game was originally released.
