4w ago - Following up on his previous revision, today PlayStation 3 homebrew game developer ThatOtherDev has released a PS3 port of Dance Clone v0.6 alongside Avoidance v1.3 for PS3 CFW 4.XX users below.

Download: DanceClone v0.6 for 4.xx CFW.pkg / Avoidance v1.3 for 4.xx CFW.pkg

To quote from his blog: Here is the first look at the inexplicably popular on Wii but extremely buggy and consequently abandoned and now remade Dance Clone. It isn't much of a game yet.

But I'm a lot more excited about working on it now that I have a fresh start and I'm going to be releasing it for both Wii and PS3 (starting here with PS3). So you can expect updates in the future. I'll try to even get more done before this months psx-scene deadline.

It controls with the directional buttons. If anyone has a PS3 dance mat (the one that came with Dance Dance Revolution for PS3, a third party mat or even a PS2 dance mat with a converter) then I would greatly appreciate it if you would test it out.

I don't have one and I think it might work but...

83w ago - Sony Associate Product Marketing Manager Sharon Kapitula has announced that Everybody Dance launches today, and shared a Party Play video with the 49ers Gold Rush cheerleaders below!

To quote: Everybody Dance, the ultimate party game for PlayStation 3, launches today! Now, with the power of PlayStation Move, you'll be able to dance alongside authentic music videos for 40 of your favorite hit tracks.

To celebrate the game's release, we're happy to unveil the latest addition to our Dancer Diaries video series - Party Play with the San Francisco 49ers Gold Rush cheerleaders!

A few weekends ago, we invited the squad over to PlayStation HQ for an Everybody Dance party. Check out the video for a glimpse of the 49ers Gold Rush showing off their best dance moves while playing Everybody Dance!





Spirits were high as the ladies played through several rounds of Everybody Dance's Party Play mode, which allows up to 20 people to compete in head to head dance-offs.

To get the party started, each dancer simply sets up their profile by taking a photo with the PlayStation Eye camera and then the game automatically matches players up and tracks their wins.

After each song, players can scroll...

92w ago - Today International Software Development Senior Manager David Thach has announced a release date, track list and software bundle for Everybody Dance alongside a video trailer below.

To quote: I'm happy to announce that Everybody Dance, this year's hottest high-energy party game for PlayStation 3, is launching in North America on October 18!

Starting on the 18th, you'll be able to pick up a copy of Everybody Dance for $39.99, or a bundle pack for $99.99 which includes a copy of the game, a PlayStation Move motion controller and a PlayStation Eye camera, so you'll have everything that you need to get your dance party started.

Join the fun as you dance to 40 tracks alongside the authentic music videos from top artists like Usher, LMFAO, Duck Sauce and more! Using the PlayStation Move motion controller and PlayStation Eye camera to track your performances, you'll be able to dance solo or have a friend join in for cooperative partner routines and competitive dance battles.

You can also play with 19 of your friends in a dance off using Everybody Dance's Party Play mode. Best of all, you'll be able to use the PlayStation Eye camera to capture your performances so that you can upload videos to everybodydancegame.com and then send links to your Facebook and Twitter accounts.

132w ago - SCEA Public Relations Rep Jennifer Hallett has confirmed that Sly Collection, The Fight: Lights Out and SingStar Dance are all officially hitting PS3 today alongside some PlayStation 3 DLC packs.

To quote: Three great PS3 titles are hitting store shelves today: The Fight: Lights Out, SingStar Dance, and The Sly Collection are now available for $39.99 and make a great buy for anyone on your holiday shopping list.

For the underground bare-knuckle brawling fanatic or family fitness buff, The Fight: Lights Out takes the fighting genre to a new level of realism as the PlayStation Move tracks players' movements with one-to-one precision as they brawl their way to the top of the underground fighting circuit (under the tutelage of one Danny Trejo).

The Fight: Lights Out features a robust single-player career mode, online and offline multiplayer, a calorie counter feature, and is playable in optional stereoscopic 3D to create an immersive interactive experience.

Also available today are eight consumable DLC packs for The Fight, priced at $0.99 each, with each pack containing 10 uses. Each use enables you with enhanced abilities specific to your pack of choice for the duration of one match.

You can purchase these consumable DLC packs both in-game and through the PlayStation...

136w ago - Technical Project Manager David Thach has revealed today that SingStar Dance is coming to the PlayStation 3 on November 9th, and he has shared PS3 Party Pack details as follows:

Today we have some more exciting news for you. So the question I have for you, is are you ready to show your friends, your family, and the world your best dance moves?

Well get ready, because SingStar Dance officially ships on November 9th, just in time for the holiday season. You'll be able to grab your microphone and your PlayStation Move motion controller and start singing and dancing along to some of the hottest new tracks and music videos.

For those of you who already own a SingStar microphone, be sure to pick up a copy of SingStar Dance to add to your SingStar collection. And if you've already picked up your PlayStation Move, you'll be all set to start grooving along with the choreography.

But for those of you who might be a little new to the SingStar franchise, we have a special bundle just for you. Check out the SingStar Dance Party Pack.

The SingStar Dance Party Pack will provide you with everything you need to immediately start singing along with the entire SingStar Dance track list. The SingStar Dance Party Pack, which also launches on November 9 alongside the stand-alone...