Posts Tagged 'PSN'
The Awesomenauts
Back in late 2011 I found myself spending a weekend in London to preview some of the biggest titles hitting our shelves; Skyrim, Dark Souls, Mass Effect 3 – but amongst these mainstream gems I stumbled upon a small time
The Awesomenauts
Back in late 2011 I found myself spending a weekend in London to preview some of the biggest titles hitting our shelves; Skyrim, Dark Souls, Mass Effect 3 – but amongst these mainstream gems I stumbled upon a small time
Review: Skydrift
A couple days ago I wrote about downloadable games, ideally, being perfect little bites of gaming designed for the short experience. They’re either well-crafted, focused experiences, or they’re grasping for big budget success and gasping for air. Skydrift falls in
Review: Skydrift
A couple days ago I wrote about downloadable games, ideally, being perfect little bites of gaming designed for the short experience. They’re either well-crafted, focused experiences, or they’re grasping for big budget success and gasping for air. Skydrift falls in
Sideway Joins Innovative October PSN Lineup
Fans of Lost in Shadow have an impressive-looking little platformer to look forward to this October called Sideway: New York. The game is about a graffiti artist named Nox who messed with the wrong tag and has been transported to
Sideway Joins Innovative October PSN Lineup
Fans of Lost in Shadow have an impressive-looking little platformer to look forward to this October called Sideway: New York. The game is about a graffiti artist named Nox who messed with the wrong tag and has been transported to
Sony ToS changes influenced by US Supreme Court Ruling
The specific ruling is the AT&T vs. Concepcion suit. Short version: the case concerned a cell phone contract that prohibited plaintiffs who had a dispute with AT&T from bringing class action lawsuits against them, or joining a group of plaintiffs
Sony ToS changes influenced by US Supreme Court Ruling
The specific ruling is the AT&T vs. Concepcion suit. Short version: the case concerned a cell phone contract that prohibited plaintiffs who had a dispute with AT&T from bringing class action lawsuits against them, or joining a group of plaintiffs
You Can Opt Out of Sony's New ToS
For those who don’t know, recently Sony released an updated Terms of Service(ToS) agreement. The new addition is as follows: “Any dispute resolution proceedings, whether in arbitration or court, will be conducted only on an individual basis and not in
You Can Opt Out of Sony's New ToS
For those who don’t know, recently Sony released an updated Terms of Service(ToS) agreement. The new addition is as follows: “Any dispute resolution proceedings, whether in arbitration or court, will be conducted only on an individual basis and not in
Review: Outland
“So much style without substance, so much stuff without style. It’s hard to recognize the real thing, it comes along once in a while. -Neil Peart What do we expect from video games? Do we require innovation? New experiences? More
Review: Outland
“So much style without substance, so much stuff without style. It’s hard to recognize the real thing, it comes along once in a while. -Neil Peart What do we expect from video games? Do we require innovation? New experiences? More
News in Brief: Communist Day Edition
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNhXYmJ0G8c&w=640&h=390] Welcome, welcome. If you’re here, you’re probably lamenting the fact that I am working on May Day. Either that or you’re probably thinking of that song by that guy. Whatever. It’s time for all the news that wasn’t
News in Brief: Communist Day Edition
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNhXYmJ0G8c&w=640&h=390] Welcome, welcome. If you’re here, you’re probably lamenting the fact that I am working on May Day. Either that or you’re probably thinking of that song by that guy. Whatever. It’s time for all the news that wasn’t
Review: Costume Quest
We should have seen it coming. There are two types of games on PSN and XBLA. The first is the game that takes small ideas, polishes them to the point of perfection, and then layers on the charm, creating a
Review: Costume Quest
We should have seen it coming. There are two types of games on PSN and XBLA. The first is the game that takes small ideas, polishes them to the point of perfection, and then layers on the charm, creating a
In Defense of DLC
People sure seem bitter about DLC now-a-days, don’t they? Between MW2’s $15 map packs, EA’s Project Ten Dollar, content keys to unlock files already on the disk, the infamous horse armor, alleged “pay-to-play” demos, and even the future potential of
In Defense of DLC
People sure seem bitter about DLC now-a-days, don’t they? Between MW2’s $15 map packs, EA’s Project Ten Dollar, content keys to unlock files already on the disk, the infamous horse armor, alleged “pay-to-play” demos, and even the future potential of
Review: Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1
Oh Sonic. Oh Sonic. I’m sorry. I’m so, so sorry. If this were an episode of Tennant era Doctor Who, this is where the Doctor would proceed to blow Sonic into thousands of tiny little pieces. It’s taken Sonic 4,
Review: Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1
Oh Sonic. Oh Sonic. I’m sorry. I’m so, so sorry. If this were an episode of Tennant era Doctor Who, this is where the Doctor would proceed to blow Sonic into thousands of tiny little pieces. It’s taken Sonic 4,