Sony has patented a game demo technology that would initially provide players with a full version of a game, but as time progresses, the game would start to degrade or deteriorate leaving players with the bare bones of the game. The full version could then be restored via an unlock code.
Sony has announced a wireless attachment for the PlayStation Move called the Sub-controller. SOCOM 4 is to support both the Move and Sub-controller devices. A demonstration of the game showed aiming and shooting being handled by the Move unit, while the Sub-controller handled movement and other functions.
Just in from the Game Developers Conference 2010 in San Francisco, Sony has revealed the official name for the Motion Controller, and guess what, it’s not called the Arc! Instead, the device has been named as PlayStation Move.
With Final Fantasy XIII just released, Qore’s got an in-depth walk-through of this stunning title. Get the real story on the story, characters, and fascinating insights provided by exclusive interviews with creators Motumu Toriyama, Yoshinori Kitase and Yuji Abe. There’s also an interactive gallery of gameplay tips, and a look back at the launch day in Japan.
With as little as a week remaining for the release of God of War III, one of the most [if not thee] anticipated games of 2010 and contender for the game of the year award, we at Xtreme PS3 were inclined to list a few facts regarding the game to add our share to the hype-o-meter.
The very first downloadable content for BioShock 2 has been announced by 2K Games. The Sinclair Solutions Test Pack will be available for download worldwide on PSN from March 11th at a price of $4.99 for the US, while a European price is yet to be revealed.
If you’ve picked up the PS3 release of Final Fantasy XIII, you’ll notice that it contains some bonus goodies exclusive to the PS3 platform. The added content consists of a chance to access a beta of the upcoming Final Fantasy XIV MMO along with a code to claim a special limited in-game item for the MMO when it is released.
Codemasters has announced Race Driver: GRID Reloaded – a premium platinum edition of the award winning Race Driver: GRID – which will include the original game and two DLC codes enabling players to download over £10 worth of new content.
A rumor currently doing the rounds on the internet suggests that the sequel to Killzone 2 will support stereoscopic 3D and Sony’s Motion Controller. While we’re still waiting for details of games that will utilise the PS3 motion controller, a title of this calibre would certainly be a positive selling point for Sony.
In a Tokyo press event held by Sega and Platinum Games to showcase the upcoming third person shooter titled Vanquish, game director Shinji Mikami – famously known for creating the Resident Evil series – stated that the PS3 platform will lead in developing the game.
