Back in the 90s, the pitch for Super Smash Bros will have been one of the oddest things to come through Nintendo’s doors in a long while. The thought of the company’s mascots battering seven shades of shit out of … Continue reading
Cards on the table time; seeing a game from a well known franchise with ‘Karting’ stuck at the end of it is generally not a good sign. It’s reeks of desperation, a cash in on a type of game that … Continue reading
We’re always told that multiplayer has been redefined by modern games consoles; that Xbox Live and the Playstation Network have rescued us from the need to play games in the same room as someone else. In some cases, especially when … Continue reading
The revelation that Sony may have lost a significant amount of consumer data, including credit card numbers, has come as a shock to all and continues to worry many. Were my credit card details potentially lost, and if so am … Continue reading
Tonight Sony has admitted that the hack that made them suspend the PlayStation Network is far more serious than anyone expected. In fact they are suggesting up to and, possibly including, credit card details has been obtained. As soon as … Continue reading
With a crossover between three of Sony’s franchises, Playstation Move Heroes brings their characters into a strange world to compete in challenges to find out who among them is the best. Ratchet and Clank, Jak and Daxter and Sly Cooper’s … Continue reading
As a ten day confiscation of PS3′s into Europe begins we see the next stage in the battle between Sony and LG emerging. Business can be a fickle thing, and more often than not, there are ulterior motives at play … Continue reading
We’re going to take a moment to look back and update some of the reports from the last few weeks so first we have… Interzone Futebol, the Perth Office and Big Collision Games On 22nd February we reported on events … Continue reading
Fighting games of this generation seem to have followed the same pattern. It’s all about 3D and looking great. Some are just stepping foot into the third dimension, while others are just trying to perfect it. Street Fighter 4 opted … Continue reading
Back in 2002, Studio Liverpool developed Wipeout Fusion for the PS2. It received varied reviews and, although it introduced the popular Zone Challenge mode to proceedings, was often thought to be the game that had marked the end of the … Continue reading