Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception is around 2 months away from release, and what better way to get caught up with the series than to play Nathan Drake’s first two adventures – Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune and Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. If you haven’t played the first two titles, you will soon be able to get them in a new Greatest Hits Dual Pack, out next week.
Read More
The PlayStation 3D Display first unveiled at E3 has been getting plenty of buzz, and now you can pre-order the display. Sony has a pre-order offer, which includes the 24-inch 3D Display, one pair of universal PlayStation 3D glasses, MotorStorm Apocalypse on Blu-ray, and an HDMI cable – you’ll also receive a copy of Resistance 3 on Blu-ray.
Now that you know Twisted Metal is confirmed for February 14th 2012, just in time for a bloody Valentine’s Day, a trailer has also been outed by the developers. This new video features Dollface in all her creepy glory, and you also get a taste of some new vehicles such as the Juggernaut, as well as weapons like Meat Grinder and the Murder Balls. Enjoy!
David Jaffe has officially announced the release date for Twisted Metal. The game will be available on February 14th, 2012 in North America for the PS3. Not really what we call a perfect gift for Valentine’s Day, but hey, whatever rocks your boat!
Did our order yourself the Uncharted 2 Collector’s Edition? No? Not to worry, see the unboxing video below to see all the goodies you could have owned. The Collector’s Edition is unboxed by Nolan North, better known as the voice of Nathan Drake. Watch the video below to see Nolan give you a firsthand account of the first ever Collector’s Edition of the game.
Sony has released the official system specifications of its upcoming budget-priced PSP model, the PSP-E1000 series. The devices was announced last week at Gamescom 2011, and will retail for just €99.99. In order for Sony to offer such a low price, the PSP-E1000 doesn’t include several features, including Wi-fi and stereo sound.
Earlier last week, we posted a video of the PlayStation Vita OS in action, recorded at Gamescom. This time, it looks like Sony has released some official screenshots of the OS, showing exactly what you can expect from the new interface. You make already know that the XMB will no longer be used in the upcoming portable console. Instead, Sony has developed a completely new OS.
While most were expecting PlayStation Vita announcements at Gamescom earlier this week, Sony actually announced a brand new PSP model, the PSP-E1000. This new model’s aim is value for money, retailing at just €99.99 (RRP), accompanied by an exciting range of PSP Essentials titles that will retail at only €9.99 (RRP).
The playable version of Assassin’s Creed: Revelations was made available to gamers for the first time ever at Gamescom. But thats not all that was unveiled. A brand new trailer was also revealed, with lots of all-new gameplay footage. Find the new trailer below.
Read More
Despite the anti-spying systems at gamescom, someone has managed to sneak out a video of the PlayStation Vita’s user interface. The video shows that the interface can be navigated using the somewhat unresponsive touch screen (which isn’t good for Sony), but lets hope its better once the final product is released.
