Sony's Santa Monica Studio Director of Product Development John Hight has shared a video today on the PlayStation Blog showcasing the new God of War Collection PS3 trailer, as follows:
You know it’s coming and now you can have a sneak peek at the God of War Collection.
Available this November – just in time for the holidays — fans and newcomers to the franchise...
Sony's Software Marketing Associate Product Manager Cristian Cardona has revealed today that Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier will be hitting store shelves on November 3, 2009 for both PSP and PS2.
To quote: With the PSPgo now on shelves, many of you may be wondering what new games are available on the ‘Go’.
For all you Jak and Daxter fans out there, we’re happy to...
Update: Edge-Online is now reporting that Analysts Michael Pachter of Wedbush Securities and Jesse Divnich of EEDAR wouldn’t be at all surprised if Sony’s next handheld supported the platform holder's proprietary UMD format.
According to PlayStation Insider (linked above), they have received a tip regarding the functionality of the upcoming PSP 4000.
When Sony announced they would be releasing God of War and God of War II in one God of War: Collection package, many gamers became excited.
With new features like support for PS3 Trophies, the God of War: Collection went from just being a re-release of two awesome PS2 games, to one of the biggest PS3 releases of the year.
On top of two great games, Sony is also including a demo of God of War...
Sony's PSP and PSPGo are preparing to welcome some new titles that will mark the return of the consoles in front of the stage.
Below is the Autumn PlayStation Portable release list, as follows:
October 2009:
01/10: Fieldrunners (NHP English): a port directly from the iPhone, fans of Warcraft III are familiar with the principle of this game that will ask you...
According to Edge Online (linked above), Sega has leaked a confidential document (removed now) of a meeting with SCEA held in August by accidently uploading it to their public FTP site.
Among other things, the document states a March 2010 release for Sony's new Motion Controller in Japan with the ambition of selling 4-5 million units world-wide. No Prices or Bundles are...
Now that we're aware of Sony's intentions to ship 3D TVs and 3D PS3 games in 2010, today they have released a commercial showcasing these plans to bring 3D into the living room next year.
To quote: "They talk about releasing 3D for their Bravia TV's, PS3, and Blu-ray players as well.
While they do not offer any specifics on exactly when we'll see these technologies, they...