Month: April 2009
Steel and Titanium Priced
The first Killzone 2 DLC gets a price and a new trailer. You know, to store its beer in.
PixelJunk 1-4 Announced
Yet another Sony Facebook page. It’s a good job you don’t have to have a Facebook account to – oh – damn.
Trash Panic Announced
A brain teaser that is environmentally aware, what’s not to like?
Photo of the Week 21/4/09
Another week goes by, another highly amusing image wins and another Hodgi special is in the bag for a future feature. Wonderful.
Fry Leaks LBP Sequel?
(Update) Ah, Twitter, you constantly make our day with your wonderful NDA busting tweets.
Review: Burn Zombie Burn!
A game containing zombies, chainsaws and lots and lots of bullets? Sounds like a winner.
SingStar Trophies Released
Announced, delayed and now released. Get your SingStar on right now!
Fallout Announcement Leaked
We understood the whole thing was embargoed, but once one website turns on the tap, the flood is unavoidable.
Sony Goes For The Casual Look
John’s at it again. Now he want’s some ‘soft’ pie. Mmmmmm Pie….
Sony At E3 2009: Some Great Exclusives
We sit down, have a cup of tea and have a look at what E3 2009 will bring for Sony.
ThreeSpeech Say Goodbye
ThreeSpeech posts its final message, EU Blog to launch in the Summer.
Review: Outrun Online Arcade
5 minutes of pure Blue-Sky Brilliance, but this time in high definition. Outrun is back and on top form.
Killzone 1.24 Patch Incoming
Well I must say. Bravo Guerrilla, bravo indeed. Fantastic patch coming soon.
“Many Cards Yet To Deal”
Sony provide more PR talk, but there is a wicked poem. Not from Sony though, not this time.
Fancy A WET Comic?
Are Artificial Mind and Movement considering WET merchandise like toys, comic books and board games?
Star Trek Beaming Onto PSN
Paramount are self-publishing a game of the new Star Trek film, coming soon to PSN. “Choose your side, fire your weapons, boldly go!”
My Top Ten: Franchise Themed
Two lists this week, think of it as a top ten list digitally distributed in episodic format.
NPD: PS3 Suffering
In America, nobody wants to buy a PS3. March’s NPD sales figures provide uncomfortable reading for Sony.