Ah the Dreamcast. Sega’s last foray into the console market sadly paled in comparison to Sony’s ubiquitous PlayStation 2, the Dreamcast sadly was much unloved by the mass market but this didn’t stop it becoming a legend in it’s own right, having some of the best titles of it’s generation, some of which could be heading to the PlayStation Store if the rumours are to be believed.
So, let’s crack on to the list of what games should definitely come to the PS Store!
Wallet stretched? Money getting tight? Is it hard to keep up with all the amazing games coming out over the next few months, let alone year? If the answer is yes, then look away now. We’ve scoured every inch of the ‘Game Achives’ (A small building in East Slough) for these titles that have been rather quiet for a while…Too quiet. Clean your rose-tinted glasses and practice your ‘Ohh, I remember that one!’ voice, because some of these are very good at staying unnoticed…
The 2010 delay doesn’t look quite so bad now, does it?
GT Planet have reported that all cars in GT5 will have damage. Unlike the previous thought, which was that only racing cars were to show some wear and tear, it now seems street cars also get bumps and bruises. However, unlike racing cars, street cars just get visual touches like paint scratching off – not the bumper or door detaching. It’s not quite Burnout, but it’s better than nothing. There’s a video, and rather nice screenshot, after the jump.
And we all shed a silent tear.
No, that wasn’t sarcasm. I was quite looking forward to the all-customizable, stealth/shooter hybrid from Obsidian coming out later this year. Unfortunately, due to top secret problems, the game’s been delayed another six months, to next summer. A shame, then, but hopefully all that extra polish and bug hunting should make for a better game. Hopefully.
Rockstar have sent out to us a brand new teaser for the upcoming GTA IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony.
Looks good, sure it’ll be great. You know, the usual.
It’s after the jump. It’s out on October 29th for Xbox 360 and Xbox Live.
Speaking to 1UP, Team ICO boss Fumito Ueda has said that he would like to see a ICO/Shadow of the Colossus pack for the PS3.
It comes as SCEA recently announced that God of War I and God of War II would be released together in a collection in the run-up to the release of God of War III, which has a demo of the game in the collection.
Since then, fans of the two games have been shouting for a similar collection in the run-in to The Last Guardian.
“Initially, I didn’t want to consider that. I always thought they were designed for PS2 and should stay there. But lately, I’ve been thinking it would be nice to provide the games to other platforms to reach more users,” said Ueda.
More through the link.
The Final Fantasy XIII Japanese website has started counting down to the release of the new trailer from TGS!
When, when!?
Monday!
What?
Yip, Monday.
As it is, it’s counting at 1 day, 11 hours, 31 minutes and 57 seconds.
But we do know that most media outlets already have the trailer, thanks to our friends at RPGSite. Do we have it? No, sadly. Although we’re dying to have it.
All we know is that Monday cant come soon enough.
Well, what is it we have here?
Nomura did say it wasnt going to be at the show in any form, yet here we have new shots of Final Fantasy Versus XIII – four to be exact.
As well as that, it’s privately being shown at the show. If you play Final Fantasy XIII or Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep for the PSP at the booth for Square Enix at the show, you’re taken to a secret theatre (not the mega theatre) where you see gameplay footage.
Thats right. Gameplay footage. It’s still in the testing stages though. (thanks FF-XIII.net)
Screens after the jump. Massive blowout next year. Expect this one in the West in 2011 for the PS3.
Because we all love the MBX!
If there’s anything anyone on the world today knows, it’s that proof reading is key. If you don’t proof read, you look stupid and people laugh at you. Oh, hey Sony. We see you’ve released a promotional image for Uncharted 2! What does that say? There, right there.
Can you spot it, after the jump?
Ubisoft have released the TGS trailer of Assassins Creed II.
In this trailer, you’ll see Ezio as a person. No mask, no cape, no eagle hood (No Justice music): just a proper, fleshy person.
It looks great.
Trailer after the jump. Game is out on the 20th November for PS3 and 360.