Posts Tagged ‘Sony’

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

Media Molecule reveals that whatever it does in the future, it wants to continue defining what Play, Create, Share is all about.

…according to a very reliable source at a major UK retailer.

Media Molecule’s Mark Healey explains how working under Sony has been the perfect fit since the studio was bought by SCE earlier this year.

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

The games media is often quick to jump on games and hardware for supposedly poor sales and to attribute all manner of consequences to these so-called poor sales, and some myths still abound. Here’s a handful for your delectation…

PlayStation Home is derided, mocked and generally ignored. But Sony still keep plugging away. How can they make us believe in a place called Home?

Sony are no longer running a leaking busine-ship, as the PS3 has started turning a profit. Read on for more, as well as what they should spend their new-found ‘money’ on.

E3 2010′s not even over yet, but I’ve already decided on my game of the show. I’ve chosen this game because even after just two days, E3’s started getting to me. All the noise, all the showing off, all the hype, all the promises, all the speculation, debate and fuss – it’s doing my head in a bit. What I really need right now is to retreat to a simpler, more carefree place in my soul…

The Twisted Metal series has never sold much in Europe, which, as a European and a huge fan of the series, I find weird and hard to explain. So I asked some other Europeans – why don’t Europeans love Twisted Metal? And what can be done to make Europeans love Twisted Metal?

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.

An open letter for Sony on the lessons it can learn from Microsoft’s Kinect event.

How do we know the British general election results this year weren’t swayed by Sackboy?

Sony 3D TVs are coming this June with games support to follow, but what games would we like to see working with 3D? Here’s a quick handful.