Did you check out some of the booth babe photos from E3 2010? No. Take the easy way out and just watch the HD Booth Babes video below instead. Yes – booth babes in HD. The video is only 2 minutes and 45 seconds long so try not to get too comfortable. I know, we wish it was longer too.
Details on FirstPlay Episode 12 have been revealed – this week’s episode has two HD reviews for you: Backbreaker and Demon’s Souls. You can also find Maijin: The Forsaken Kingdom, and a review of Denzel Washington’s jolly Blu-ray apocalypse The Book Of Eli.
DC Universe Online, the upcoming MMO from Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) will be heading to store on November 2nd 2010. In addition to revealing the release date, SOE also announced a subscription fee of $14.99 a month to play the game online.
Check out over 40 photos of the booth babes at E3 2010 last week. Sure makes us wish we were then to enjoy all those gaming assets. Some of these girls are insanely gorgeous so it’s not surprising that gaming companies are using them to promote various games and products. Who’s your favorite?
PlayStation Home has been incredibly successful for Sony. The service now has over 14 million users, half of which connected to the service over the past year – this is an 2 million increase from March 2010. The service now has over 300 spaces to experience and over 11,000 virtual items to collect.
In an interview with Joystiq, John Koller, Director of Hardware Marketing at SCEA, said that the PSP will be around for 10-years. Koller stressed once again that the first PSP will have a 10-year cycle: “There is definitely a 10-year life cycle for the PSP, and maybe even more.”
The second scheduled DLC for Heavy Rain has been put on hold, unfortunately. According to Joystiq, the DLC is on hold indefinitely while the team focus on making the game Move-compatible. Not much details about the second episode has been revealed, except that the Origami Killer is a playable character.
Unlike Final Fantasy XIII, the next game is the series won’t be running in full HD resolution on the PlayStation 3. Hiromichi Tanaka, producer of Final Fantasy XIV, has confirmed that the game will indeed be caught running at 1080p, but only on the PC providing you have a powerful enough graphics card.
The Guinness book of World Records but also produces an annually Gamer’s Edition; a records book devoted games and gaming-related achievements (high scores, etc). This year’s edition recognizes a trio of PlayStation milestones, for three exclusive PlayStation titles.
This week on the US PlayStation Store, you can find episodes of Avatar: The Last Airbender and the Hard Times of RJ Berger. If you missed the Celtics v Lakers NBA 2010 Finals, you can find it under the New TV Arrivals. Check out the Deal of the Week on the video store and take advantage of discounts on A-Team and Miami Vice.
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