59w ago - Following up on their PS3 Media Server v1.52.0 release, this weekend PlayStation 3 developer SubJunk has announced that PS3 Media Server 1.52.1 is now available for Windows and Linux users with the changes outlined below.

Download: PS3 Media Server 1.52.1 (Windows) / PS3 Media Server 1.52.1 (Linux) / PS3 Media Server 1.52.1 (Mac) / SVN

PS3 Media Server 1.52.1 Changelog:

• Updated MPlayer to SB29 which fixes AC3 audio sync
  
• Allow JRE 6 instead of just JRE 7
  
• Language updates:
  
• added Turkish (thanks, BrYaNT!)
  
• updated Bulgarian (thanks, JORDITO!)
  
• updated Catalan (thanks, aseques!)
  
• updated Czech (thanks, valib!)
  
• updated English labels
  
• Reading genre from media (thanks, nielsb!)
  

61w ago - Following up on their v1.51.0 release, today PlayStation 3 developer SubJunk has announced that PS3 Media Server 1.52.0 is now available for Windows and Linux users.

Download: PS3 Media Server 1.52.0 (Windows) / PS3 Media Server 1.52.0 (Linux) / PS3 Media Server 1.52.0 (Mac) / SVN

To quote: Changelog:

• Fix program starting on Linux
  
• Support videos with resolutions that are not divisible by 4
  
• Improved overscan-compensation
  
• Fixed the display of Hebrew subtitles
  
• Improvements to logging
  
• Updated Czech language (thanks, valib!)
  

Upgrade Notes:

For 1.23.0 and above:

• Just uninstall the older version and install newer one
  

For versions prior to 1.23.0:

• To retain your old settings you may have to copy your old config file/s to...

63w ago - International Affairs Manager Lucy Khatajaeva at Lesta Studio has announced that Time Machine: Rogue Pilot hits the PlayStation 3 entertainment system today on PSN for $6.99 with details below.

To quote: Later today, all North American PSN users will get full access to our new title Time Machine: Rogue Pilot.

Today, I'm finally going to answer one of the most popular questions: Time Machine: Rogue Pilot's classic (yet innovative) gameplay, multiplayer features, and extra modes will be available for as little as $6.99!

To celebrate our big day, we've reached out to members of the development team to learn what they like most about the game, what are they especially proud of, and what they think PSN users will most like. Here are their answers.

Andrey, Lead Programmer

Mood-o-meter. Seriously. I think it's a great idea - it's fresh, it's interesting, it's challenging. We even designed a special Trophy for it!

The better you play, the nicer the characters are - they smile, encourage you, and when the mood-o-meter is full, they give you an awesome superbonus that destroys like 50% of the tiles on the screen. Sounds rather easy, but you really need to play like hell in order to destroy the tiles fast enough to make that girl smile.

64w ago - International Affairs Manager Lucy Khatajaeva at Lesta Studio has announced today that Time Machine: Rogue Pilot comes to PSN in March alongside revealing the PS3 Trophy List below.

To quote: Although we nearly got lost in our time-travelling adventures here at Lesta Studio, we finally made it to the finish line - Time Machine: Rogue Pilot will be launched in PlayStation Network in less than two weeks.

You guys will get a chance to get your hands on the game on March 13, and we're all looking forward to hearing your comments. And we've got more good news: Those of you who are not quite sure if our game is good enough to spend a couple of bucks on it will be able to try the game demo - it will go live along with full game on March 13th.

Still not enough? How about Trophies? Time Machine: Rogue Pilot features a total of 11 Trophies, including bronze, silver, and gold. Below you will find the complete list of our Trophies.

On Wheels
Complete 20 story levels on hard mode without losing

Combo Master
Make 15 combos during a level

Last Gasp
Complete a level when there's only 8 seconds left

I'm the Bonusman
Activate 50 or more bonuses during one...

65w ago - SEGA Digital Campaigns Manager Mike Kebby has shared a few video trailers today of Binary Domain for the PS3 entertainment system below proclaiming the machine age has begun!

To quote: I know it was only a week ago since I was last here re-introducing Binary Domain, but it brings me great pleasure to actually be here discussing the game now that it's actually available to purchase in the shops (as of this very moment).

Allow me to give you a quick recap about the game before I get into more detail about the multiplayer modes offered for your enjoyment. Playing as Dan Marshall you're caught in the middle of a fast paced and intense battle for humanity in a robot-infested 2080 Tokyo.

When an illegal robot-human hybrid known as a 'hollow child' attacks an American robotics corporation, the world as humanity knows it changes forever. Dan's mission, as part of the peace-keeping R.U.S.T. crew, sees him and his squad mates fighting through both the slums of the derelict lower city and the vastly contrasting wealthy upper city environments in order to get to the bottom of recent events.

What begins as a search for the truth evolves into the squad questioning their surroundings and the choices they make; are the robots becoming more human, or are humans becoming more like...