A release date has been announced and set for Disney Interactive’s latest racing game, Split/Second. It’s a racing game fit for the champ, and there can only be one.
LOTS OF GUTS. LOADS OF GLORY. MAY THE BEST OLYMPIAN WIN!
The world’s best athletes are back to defy the odds with heart-stopping feats of athletic greatness in the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. In 14 of the fastest, most spectacular Olympic Games events, up to four players compete to reach the pinnacle of their sport and claim a gold medal for their country. On ultra-realistic courses modeled after Vancouver 2010 Olympic venues, players experience the competitive thrill first-hand with jostling controls, a first-person-view helmet cam and changing weather conditions.
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Battlefield 2: Bad Company developer DICE has released a lengthy list of changes made to the game following player feedback from the PS3 beta. There are more than 130 items in the list, so let’s keep this
With the release of Super Street Fighter IV just months away, Capcom has been busy lately hyping up the game. The sequel of last year’s highly succesful title, the game will feature eight additional characters, new gameplay
Dead or Alive is heading to the PS3? That’s according to PlayStation: The Official Magazine UK. Well, it’s still in the rumor bin, but we do know that DoA 5 is a sure go.
They may not have big multinational publishers backing them, but that’s not gonna stop independent game developers from putting the “in” in “indie”. So who’s in? Find out right now the finalists of the 2010 Independent
Naughty Dog may be doing games exclusively for Sony, given that they are a subsidiary of the media giant. But that doesn’t mean they can’t express appreciation for the other players out there. Evan Wells, co-president of
Since completing your stint in Ostagar, the place has been serving as nesting and breeding ground for hordes of unfriendlies. With a quick jump to the online stores next week, you’ll have a bigger reason to brandish
Some speculation about the Sony PS4 has been doing the rounds on the web today with some supposed inside information saying that Sony are looking at using a multi-core processor for the next generation console.
Reasons stated for this are that the PS3 used Cell architecture which was challenging to work with for some developers. Other processors have also been reviewed which included Intel’s Larrabee although more power was wanted by Sony.
PC Watch Impress mention that it takes around 24 months to design and build a new console, so if development has been started recently then perhaps 2011 would be too early, but 2012 or 2013 could be a possibility for a Playstation … Read the whole story on PS4 Talk
Rock Band is getting a little help from Sir Paul McCartney to usher in the New Year. A three-song track pack of live McCartney tracks has been announced for the game along with a second helping of country
