Saturday, January 15, 2011
SOCOM 4 in April
A petition to bring The Last Story in the West
No plans for the demo on PC at the time of Bulletstorm
Sony announces the Move of Heroes
Move Heroes, the game created specifically for the motion controller for Sony starring some of the most famous mascot of the company, will be released in the United States on March 22. Developed by Nihilistic Software, author of Zombie Apocalypse, the game will see together for the first time, Jak and Daxter, Sly, Bentley and Ratchet and Clank.Some online retailers will offer, as usual, various bonuses for pre-orders. GameStop and Amazon, for example, giving away three exclusive skins: Sly Pirate, Freedom League Trillium Armor Jak and Ratchet. Sony has so far not confirmed any release date for Europe, but the announcement should be imminent.
- PlayStation Move Heroes Gets Release Date, Pre-Order Bonuses (14/01/2011)
- New No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise Screens Unveiled (04/01/2011)
- Sony Must Show It Has Jurisdiction To Sue PS3 Hacker (14/01/2011)
- PlayStation Move strategy to focus on 'more core titles,' says Sony's Koller (15/01/2011)
- Judge in Sony v. Hotz Expresses Concerns at Today's Hearing About Jurisdiction (15/01/2011)
Gfk: PS3 games than 2 to 1, those Xbox 360 in Europe
The game is ahead of Thor
SEGA has announced that the official game of Thor will be released one week ahead of schedule. We'll find it in stores starting next April 29. The date should coincide with the arrival of the film in cinemas in Europe. The plot was written by the same author of the comics, Matt Fraction, while actor Chris Hemsworth, who plays the son of Odin to the big screen, Doppieri the English version.Reich is still alive, says Ignition
After Wardevil After returning to view only a few months ago as a worthy project but now completely removed, Reich back in the spotlight thanks to a complete reverse from Ignition Entertainment. The publisher, which was found close to a couple of development teams because of the critical situation of the market, has released a new press release in which ensures that the interesting question to FPS in setting historical fiction is still alive and kicking.
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