eastasiasoft and SideQuest Studios’ Rainbow Moon wasn’t quite the best PSN/PS3 strategy RPG when it launched earlier this year, but we had a feeling that it may actually have worked a bit better as a portable title. And that’s exactly what’s happening.
The new PS3 is ready to be pre-ordered at Amazon and shipped out next week.
Tecmo Koei, Spark Unlimited and Keiji Inafune are teaming up to bring us one hell of a wild looking new Ninja Gaiden game in Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. The company today announced the action-packed zombie spinoff from the TGS and released the very first trailer. Take a look.
Along with the announcement of the smaller, lighter PS3, Sony’s other pre-TGS announcement confirmed that PlayStation Plus will finally be coming to the PS Vita, beginning in November. Check out all of the details and the press release.
Sony has confirmed that a smaller and lighter, redesigned new PS3 SKU will be coming to all regions by this Holiday season. Read on for the official announcement with all the details.
That’s the good news. The bad news is that pre-orders aren’t available quite yet…
Gaming Age is a volunteer-driven videogame site with a staff who, at the moment, doesn’t quite have the time to keep up with each and every new release. So we’re looking for a bit of help…
Thank you Capcom! The company this evening announced that their fantastic PS2 adventure game, ?kami, will be getting the remastered treatment and re-released as ?kami HD for the PS3. PlayStation Move support is confirmed too. Check out the trailer, art and details.
Jason Rubin has reappeared on the game industry radar in a big way this evening with THQ announcing that the Naughty Dog veteran will take the reins of the company moving forward.
The PlayStation Vita gets a nice boost this week with the anticipated release of Resistance: Burning Skies, a Gravity Rush demo and Pure Chess, all worth taking a look at in one way or another. The PS3 gets Mad Riders and a slew of the newly announced Ultimate Editions bundles.
Is the Wii U finally, officially, the Wii U? With a slightly redesigned logo and a new Facebook page, we’re guessing that the answer is yes. Check them out.
There’s an interesting and magical mix of updates this week on the PlayStation Store including the full PS3 game Sorcery (review coming soon), a collection of classic Sega arcade and console titles, Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale, Doctor Who for the PS3, and even a PS2 and PS One Classic. There’s finally a Journey demo too, but honestly, you shouldn’t need a demo to pick up that masterpiece.
The unique PixelJunk 4am is finally here for real, and like all other PixelJunk games/applications before, it is certainly worth a look. Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II is now available too along with several full PS3 games and big sales.
The quite interesting Datura for the PS3 is the obvious highlight of this week’s PlayStation Store Update. There’s also a couple of full PS3 titles, a Spec Ops: The Line demo, and an assortment of add-ons. Other than that, not all that much.
Boom! Here’s the next big Call of Duty teaser trailer for all you FPS and CoD fans out there.
A totally awesome update this week especially for PlayStation Plus subscribers. Awesomenauts and Trine 2 are free, along with 2 classic Castlevania games, a pair of minis and more. Regular PSN users have quite a lot as well.
Square Enix sent over a brand new batch of media that shows off a variety of gameplay screens, some of the AR functionality, along with some art. Take a look.
