Archive for January 5th, 2010

If you're one of many who have difficulty continually shelling out $60 for new games, you'll be happy to learn that cheaper software may be coming… More »

Gungnir. Odin’s legendary spear and stuff of so many video games that have anything to do with a spear…or not. That’s exactly the name of the latest trademark spotted, filed by Atlus.       More »

Stuart Hughes has recently just finished fashioning and designing a PS3 that is made almost completely out of gold and diamonds. The exterior of the PS3 is coated with a 1,600 gram solid 22ct gold plate, and the disc loading slot is surrounded with fifty-eight .05ct diamonds. But that all takes about twelve weeks... »

MAG (PS3)Get inside tips straight from Zipper in our series of How To videos. More »

If you remember, EA Sports community manager Alain Quinto tweeted something back in December about their announcement of a new game. Now what could it be? Do you have any idea? If you guessed MVP Baseball, you’re More »

During the festive period PlayStation Home acquired its very own ‘Home TV’ channel, which can be viewed in the Home Theatre. Hosted by a delightful chap called Perry Flynn, the show’s intention is to keep you up-to-date by broadcasting snippets of gaming news, as well as information on updates and future releases. Further to... »

Dragon Age: Origins — Return to Ostagar (PS3)We don’t know why, either. More »

This year's edition features a new format and all the updated stats and records you crave…is it even possible to spend 16,799 hours on one game?! More »

Homebrew coder Zack_PSP has dropped by our forums to release a new version of his Battery Warning Plugin app for the PlayStation Portable. If you’re not familiar with the app, this handy homebrew plugin displays a warning More »

Let’s cut straight to the chase – Dante’s Inferno wants to be God Of War. And I would go on record now as saying that isn’t a bad thing. Loosely based on the poem of the same name (which I reviewed here) the game sees a more action based Dante on the rampage as... »