John Koller, Sony’s head of hardware marketing, was interviewed by Kotaku regarding the PlayStation Vita. He talks about the Vita’s success and how Sony want to avoid making the same mistake with the new console as they did with the PSP. However, it does seem Sony is just repeating what happened…
When it was first launched back in 2010, Final Fantasy XIV for PC was criticized by players and the media, and eventually the planned PS3 version was postponed. Since then, Square Enix decided to reshuffle the leading developers of the game. Version 2.0 of the game will mark a new beginning for the game with it launches this Winter, alongside the PS3 version, hopefully.
At the PlayStation Experience press event in London last week, James Gallagher, Blog Manager for SCEE on the PlayStation blog, had a chance to interview Arne Meyer, Community Strategist at Naughty Dog, and discuss upcoming title Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception. Find out why the third title in the series will be the most impressive yet.
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.”
Sony’s first set of 3D games – dubbed the ‘stereoscopic collection’ – is now available to download from the PlayStation Store, including titles like WipEout HD and Super Stardust HD. In a interview with CVG, UK PlayStation boss Ray Maguire confirmed that majority of first-party games will be 3D in the future.
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A number of new screens for recently announced Killzone 3 have appeared. In addition, there is also an interview with Guerrilla Games producer, Steven Ter Heide, available to watch. Check out the 10 new screens and PlayStation.Blog interview below.
Interested in learning a few things about the upcoming Final Fantasy XIII game? The team over at the PlayStation.Blog got a chance to interview the game’s producer, Yoshinori Kitase, and director, Motomu Toriyama and ask them various questions from fans. In short, you can expect PlayStation Home content related to the game and expect to play 50-60 in order to complete all the game has to offer. You can check out the complete interview below.
The creator of PS3 psychological thriller Heavy Rain and boss of development studio Quantic Dreams, David Cage, has defended the game’s sex scenes – insisting they are “definitely not porn”. In an exclusive interview with PSM3 Cage said that the game’s steamy moments were “about real characters doing what adults do when they fall in love”. “There are a couple [of sex scenes], but it’s definitely not porn,” he said.
With the Digital Comic service coming to PSP soon and Ben Templesmith, creator of the weirdly wonderful Wormwood, visiting London earlier this month, Sony has decided to up a video. Ben very kindly took the time to speak to Sony outside his hotel in London’s Docklands.
Looking forward to Assassin’s Creed for the PSP? You’re probably wondering how it will translate into the PSP game, right? Producer Frederic Lefrancois and Senior Producer Dan McAuliffe some questions about the PSP version of the game, including how the controls work, tweaks to the game and more. Check out the video below.
