VG247 are reporting that they’ve been tipped off by a source about the name for Sony’s new motion controller. The only name ever known for the device was Gem, an old in-house name.
When contacted, SCEE said “We don’t comment on rumour or speculation.”
That’s right, we’ve got Official PlayStation Magazine’s Heavy Rain review right here for you. Has it turned out to be an almighty flop, or could it be among the first games of this year to reach AAA status?
Well, we won’t spoil it for you. Click on to find out after the jump.
EA have released a batch of screenshots for their upcoming XBL Arcade title, RISK: Factions.
No date as yet for release, but check out the shots after the jump!
Developer: VooFoo Studios
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Also on: N/A (PlayStation 3 exclusive)
Console Played On: PlayStation 3
Release Date: 22nd December 2009
Age Rating: N/A
Yep, you read that title right. It’s the little things that make a game great, and there’s nothing more insignificant than a lift (or an elevator, of you’re one of them…). So, by that flawed logic, which game has the most iconic lifts? We’ve looked high and low (get it?) for games with memorable metal transport boxes in (there are very few), and complied a list of the best, and possibly only, 10. You need never be without lift-based trivia again, thanks to GOONL!NE.
We’ve tried to equally disperse the ‘lift’ and ‘elevator’ word usage, to please both sets of Anglophones.
The trophies for Zipper Interactive’s MAG have been . There’s a grand total of 38 to collect.
Check out the list after the jump.
After yesterday’s new screenshots, we’ve now got the latest trailer for Naughty Bear after the break for you, showing how sadistic the little blighter really is.
Naughty Bear drops onto PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this year.
The international trailer for FF XIII has been released by the chaps over at Square Enix, featuring English dubbing and the sounds of Leona Lewis. Three new screenshots have been unveiled too, check them out over at VG247.
Final Fantasy XIII launches on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on March 9th. Check out the trailer after the jump.
As written in our Bad Company 2 preview, “BF: BC 2 is shaping up to be more than a match for Infinity Ward’s MW2,” and after our experience with the beta, it’s hard not to be impressed.
For those of you who weren’t lucky enough to get a go with it, despair no longer, as the Battlefield Blog have announced that a demo is on the way for consoles, but the date is still to be announced, but expect it to drop in February before the launch of the game.
Bad Company 2 releases March 5th on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Via TheSixthAxis.
