Today Sony Executive Vice President Kazuo Hirai announced that an 'iTunes' style online entertainment service will be coming in early 2010.
Sony plans to launch the new online service to distribute movies, music, books and other content to the PS3, network-capable Bravia TVs, Blu-ray players, ebooks and others in a bid to add value to its hardware.
Today Examiner.com (linked above) has uncovered an ESRB Rating for an upcoming PS3 exclusive title, namely Revenge of the Wounded Dragons.
The game is in development from A2M, the folks behind WET, and with publisher Sony Online Entertainment on board the 2D fighting title will likely be heading to PSN.
To quote from the description: "This is a 2D fighting game in...
PlayStation Home Online Community Specialist Locust_Star has shared news today of a special Thanksgiving Event in PlayStation Home and an Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Fortune Hunter Edition contest.
To quote: This Thanksgiving, you’ll want to spend every spare moment in the ever-evolving world of PlayStation Home.
Starting this week, a new mini-game will appear in...
Over the weekend Teknogods.com (linked above) released a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 MPLoader dubbed TeknoMW2 1.0, which allows PC users to run their own dedicated servers to host multiplayer and LAN games out of the IWNet.
PlayStation Store Senior Manager Grace Chen has posted this weekend's PSN video content update today, as follows:
Here’s the list of new arrivals and top downloads on the Video Store this week.
This weekend, you can celebrate MGM’s 85th anniversary with a legendary collection of movies starting at $1.99, including Dirty Work, Hannibal, Species, Soul Plane and...
PlayStation Home Online Community Specialist Locust_Star has revealed that Assassin’s Creed 2, Final Fantasy XIII, Fullmetal Alchemist and A&E’s Lawman are hitting PlayStation Home this week.
To quote: We have a ton of cool stuff coming at you for this week’s publish in PlayStation Home.
This week is particularly heavy on free video content – from exclusive...
Today CEO John Riccitiello of Electronic Arts announced that it is set to cut 1500 jobs, and in addition to that they will be cutting back on new IP by 50 per cent through the next fiscal year.
According to MCVUK.com, this is part of their effort to reduce market risks during a tough economic period.
To quote: The result has been a string of new franchises such as Dead Space,...