Although it has been known for a while that Sucker Punch has been developing a new game, we didn’t know which platform it was for. Until now, that is.
Continue reading Sucker Punch’s new game is for PlayStation 4
Although it has been known for a while that Sucker Punch has been developing a new game, we didn’t know which platform it was for. Until now, that is.
Continue reading Sucker Punch’s new game is for PlayStation 4
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of PlayStation, Sony has released a new theme for the PlayStation consoles that features the startup sounds of the original PlayStation. Continue reading PlayStation 4 Goes Retro For PlayStation’s 20th Anniversary
On this week’s MONG Podcast, the team discussed some of this week’s biggest gaming news like a game breaking bug in the newest Super Smash Bros update, PlayStation Vita’s misleading ads, Level-5’s upcoming new PS4 game, and Ubisoft’s apology for releasing a buggy game. Continue reading Did Ubisoft Do Enough to Atone for Buggy Assassin’s Creed Release?
In February 2012, the PlayStation Vita launched with promises of mobile multiplayer, remote play and cross-save with the PlayStation 3. Some of these claims were less than accurate.
If you’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber, then you’ll be interested to see what December adds to the Instant Game Collection.
Continue reading PlayStation Plus Freebies for December 2014
PlayStation announced its latest themed sale on the PlayStation Store Tuesday, this time with a focus on co-op games in the aptly-titled Co-op Sale. As friends and family prepare to gather this week for Thanksgiving, now is the time to pick up a second controller and choose from more than 30 discounted PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita titles.
Continue reading Grab a Friend and Save with PlayStation Store’s Co-op Sale
Japan’s most popular digital pop star, Hatsune Miku, has been slowly and steadily taking over the world. In addition to performing several of her own concerts in the US, over the past few years she has opened for Lady Gaga, modeled for Marc Jacobs, and most recently, performed on The Late Show With David Letterman. Not bad for a girl that isn’t even real. In the middle of this uptick in worldwide popularity, SEGA cautiously localized and released one of their rhythm games featuring the idol: Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F. It was an unexpected success on this side of the Pacific, prompting SEGA to enthusiastically announce the sequel not long after. Now that I’ve spent some quality time with Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd, I can say it wasn’t a fluke — this is a damn good series of rhythm games. If we scored games based on how much they made the reviewer smile, I’d have to give this game a 10. But we don’t. Continue reading Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd Review (Vita)
Even though the Tales series’ fanbase has grown exponentially over the last few years, it felt like a longshot that its western fans would ever get to experience one of its Vita entries. When it was finally announced earlier this year that we would in fact get an English version of Tales of Hearts R, fans everywhere thanked Hideo Baba (producer of the Tales games) and Bandai Namco for taking a chance. I am one of those fans. We all understand that releasing a Japanese Vita game in an English market hasn’t seen the greatest success, and yet they still chose to do it… for us. However, even though they chose to release it here – it doesn’t actually mean that it would turn out to be any good. Continue reading Tales of Hearts R Review
PlayStation has announced on their official blog that they have partnered with EA to bring Mirror’s Edge, Mass Effect 2, Dead Space 3, NBA Jam On Fire Edition and Bejeweled 3 to PlayStation Now on December 2nd.
Continue reading Five EA Games will be arriving to PlayStation Now next month!