Sony has filed trademarks for two new titles ahead of it’s Gamescom Press Conference next week in Cologne, Germany. A trademark for a video game called “Rain” was filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on 30th July 2012.
Rambo: The Video Game will make its debut appearance at this year’s Gamescom in just a couple of week, but Reed Entertainment have revealed some details and screens from the game ahead of it’s appearance.
SuperBot Entertainment and PlayStation will be releasing a public beta for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale this Autumn. The team are currently testing the servers and connectivity issues ahead of the public beta.
Square-Enix have announced their line-up of games to feature at Gamescom next month in Cologne, Germany. The line-up includes Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, Tomb Raider and Sleeping Dogs, amongst other titles.
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.
Although it was never confirmed by Sony, everyone was speculating the CECH-4000 PS3 model would be announced at Gamescom next month. However, VG247 are saying that the announcement will no longer happen because stock levels of the current 3000 model PS3 are still “too high”.
Sony have released details about their press conference at Gamescom next month. Sony’s press conference will take place on August 14th 2012 at 7:00pm localtime at the Staatenhaus am Rheinpark, Cologne, Germany.
Reef Entertainment has announced that he first “playable” appearance of Rambo: The Videogame will be revealed at Gamescom next month. According to the commercial director, their newest game will allow players to “really get under the skin of Rambo and wield his iconic weapon-set in battle.”
Gamecom is the next biggest game’s expo after E3, so it’s strange that Microsoft and Nintendo have declined to attend this year. However, Sony and most games publishers will be attending as usual, according to Joystiq. The expo attracted over over 275,000 attendees last year, so it’s a big opportunity for console makers to show off upcoming games.
