Development on award-winning rhythm/shoot’em up Retro/Grade has completed and the game will be releasing on the PlayStation Network next month. In addition, Sony has also confirmed that the game’s soundtrack will be available for purchase too – either standalone or as a bundle including the game.
In more PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royal news today, we’ve found a cut-scene from the game showing Heihachi Challenge Toro in a brawl. This small clip (less than a minute long) shows the the characters in more details.
Sega Genesis game ToeJam and Earl, and its side-scrolling sequel on the MegaDrive, ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron are slated for re-release as part of Sega’s Vintage Collection on the PS3, according to Silicon Era.
In the UK, the Pan European Game Information (or PEGI) game rating system has become the legal standard for videogames today. It’s now illegal for a videogame retailer to sell a 12-rated game to anyone below that age, or face prison time or a £5,000 fine.
The PlayStation Network has been suffering intermittent issues over the weekend, and continuing into today. If you are having problems connecting to the PSN, you may have to just wait it out until access is restored.
Have access to the LittleBigPlanet Karting Beta? If not, check out some videos of the beta below. Check out how racing works and some of the character customisation options available in the game. The beta ends this Tuesday, on July 31st 2012, so be sure to make the most of the beta if you have access.
After Sony revealed its Gamescom line-up, more details about the two unannounced games have surfaced. Sony will be revealing two new titles at the event in Germany, one of which is a game from Japan Studio.
Tecmo Koei have revealed the box art for Dead or Alive 5, which releases on the PS3 towards the end of September. In addition, screenshots of the “White Bunny” pre-order costume were revealed too (see below).
At the China Joy event in Beijing this week, Sony held a Gran Turismo 5 event with series producer Kazunori Yamauchi. At the Q&A session, Yamauchi talked about Gran Turismo 6 and a PS Vita version of Gran Turismo.
