Posts Tagged ‘Playstation’

Embargoes have lifted on Move impressions and reviews. So here’s what I think, if you care. Which you probably don’t.

The true meanings were revealed the other day, but we weren’t impressed. We have some better suggestions for what triangle, square, circle and cross really mean.

Play is at Gamescom and brings the first of four daily round-up blogs of what it’s seen and been up to.

PlayStation branded products should be flocking to market soon, but we have our own ideas of what we would like to see.

The new Twisted Metal on PS3 will have live-action cut scenes. Is this worth talking about? Yes, yes it is. Especially when it gets us excited in a silly little way.

PlayStation Move is being called a lot of things, but one thing only a few people seem to have noticed is that it could well give RTS games on console a new lease of life. I’m one of those few people.

You know what they say, “Expect the unexpected”. That’s why I’ve thought up some things that would surprise me if they came out of Sony’s E3 conference later today, and am now training myself to expect them, despite their apparent unlikelihood.

It seems US President Barack Obama doesn’t know how to use PlayStations. Here are a few of our suggestions of games he should try, to teach him how to be “down” “with” “the” “kids”.

A lot of people seem to be forgetting something – Bungie’s made a PlayStation game before.

The first in a new series of blogs on Play where we choose some of our favourite things from games that are too obscure, weird, petty or trivial to build a top 5 around.

Which covert, stealthy, pyjama-wearing men of the night do we think are the best on PlayStation? Well we’ve whittled it down to ten, but then we realised only nine of them are on PS, the other is from ELSEWHERE. Nonetheless, read our definitive views here…

Gamers aren’t traditionally know for their good dress sense and, to be honest, that’s entirely fair. Generally, we have no idea of what the latest clothing trends are or how to co-ordinate our wardrobe, whatever that means. Maybe games themselves are teaching us all the wrong lessons. We investigated…

What do PlayStation games tell us about the important subject of family? We looked into it and, if this is what families are really like, we’re going abroad on our own next Christmas. It’s not though. In real-life, it’s important to love your family, no matter how annoying they are.

PlayStation is poison – capitalistic filth forced on our children to promote the ideals of the fat-cats running city hall and taking them down the road to hell