This upcoming PS3 exclusive is shaping up to be quite a unique title. We’ve got some screens and the official press release, click through to read it and let us know your thoughts on this game…
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Storage space galore for gamers, as Sony announces 160GB PS3 launch in October. For prices, release date and more information, click through…
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Big news from Leipizig - a new PSP is coming in October. Better screen, built-in mic, and quite a few more improvements, click through for official release date, prices and more information…
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PlayStation Italia kindly got in touch to let us know that they’ve got Italian language coverage of Leipzig GC, which you can access through this link. If you’ve got a site or blog covering Leipzig in one of the many languages throughout the SCEE region, please post your link in the thread…
Sony has announced a new accessory that’ll make life easier for all you PS3 owners - a wireless keyboard that clips on over the front of your controller. This should make in-game messaging and browser navigation a lot faster… Click through for the full spec sheet, and keep those ideas for other peripherals coming…
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Good news from Leipzig - a strong range of third-party PS3 titles are due for release.
Click through for the press release and let us know if there’s a particular title that’s getting you excited…
Codemasters have announced their latest racing game to join the ranks of GRID and DIRT: Asobo Studio’s FUEL. Set in an alternate present day world, decades of rising pollution and environmental abuse have lead to rocketed fuel prices (not so alternate after all) and tsunami wrecked, flooded, barren abandoned areas. A new group of racers compete over the wastelands, in a new extreme sport to win sought after, highly valuable fuel supplies. After four years in development, the game touts extremely vast free roaming environments meaning players truly can create their own routes and tactics to win the race. Players can look forward to performing “death defying stunts” through realistic environments complete with a dynamic weather system varying from rain and shine to tornadoes, blizzards and sandstorms. It’s due out in 2009, and while we don’t have any screenshots just yet you can expect more to be revealed at the Leipzig GC, kicking off tomorrow. Until then, check out the full press release below.
Hot off the press from Sony this morning comes the news that the next Ratchet & Clank installment ‘Quest for Booty’ will be hitting the PlayStation Store this Thursday for £9.99, ahead of a Blu-ray disc release scheduled for September 12th also priced at £9.99. Quest for Booty sees Ratchet bracing a space-aged pirate world on a mission to find booty, and rescue his missing shipmate Clank. The mini adventure will take you through up to five hours of typical Ratchet & Clank gameplay, perfect for newcomers to the series and providing a burst of new adventure for fans. Click through for the full press release.
We’re kicking off the week of Leipzig GC with some news that broke over the weekend: the upcoming issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu (via PSU) is reporting that the Final Fantasy XIII demo, included with the Blu-ray release of FFVII Advent Children, will last longer than the runtime of the Blu-ray movie itself; putting it upwards of 90 minutes. The demo will be included on a separate disc, and is based from the beginning of the game to avoid spoilers. The Blu-ray disc is due for release next March.
EA have released the soundtrack listings for its 2009 iteration of the FIFA series - and it’s looking good, if you ask us. The game, to be released in October, will include tracks from 21 different nations, celebrating the game’s multi-cultural roots. The UK’s entries (this is starting to sound like Eurovision) are provided by The Fratellis, The Script, The Ting Tings, Kasabian, The Kooks, Foals and Duffy (okay, definitely not Eurovision). Hit the jump for the official press release, and full track listings.
