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    Friday, 24 April 2009

    New Mafia Gameplay

    Gametrailers.com posted this new Gameplay footage of Mafia II Coming Soon to PS3.
    Review Coming Soon.


    Kotaku's Latest PSP2 Details


    Kotaku recently listed some details of the PSP2 that they had been investigating. Here's what they said:


    "Word has it that a big announcement will most likely hit at E3 with Sony unveiling the redesigned portable. An announcement of launch date (which should be sometime 4th quarter) is entirely possible as well. The redesigned product apparently does exist as this is what we've heard so far:
    The screen is gorgeous
    The loads are faster
    Improved buttons
    Internal flash — 8GB
    Possible touch-screen
    Possible built-in camera
    Does Not Use UMD
    "
    To View Kotaku's Article Click Here.

    Wednesday, 22 April 2009

    Is This the New PSP?

    We came across this picture on PSPWorld, They hint they could be the next big thing.. The New PSP!
    We know there will not be any UMD or Touch Screen on the new PSP, Sliding screen is still on the tables.

    Red Faction: Guerrilla Preview Video.

    The latest Preview Trailer on Red Faction: Guerrilla, due for release June 2009.

    Tuesday, 21 April 2009

    Lego Rockband Announced


    Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, TT Games, The Lego Group, Harmonix, and MTV Games have all teamed up together, and came up with was Lego Rock Band. Here’s the official reasoning from Tom Stone, Managing Director for TT Games:
    “LEGO Rock Band combines two compelling properties and creates an experience that family members of all ages will enjoy playing together as a group... we’re genuinely thrilled to bring the unique and humor-filled LEGO experience to their Rock Band universe."
    We have a different, simpler explanation: cha-ching! But all kidding aside, that doesn’t mean we’re ready to write this project off yet—let’s face it, Lego-based video games have always been a ridiculous concept, made acceptable by their humor and solid, creative gameplay. Despite being made and aimed squarely at children, Lego Batman and Lego Indiana Jones were both titles that were entertaining for adults as well, even if it was on a, “Oh, that’s funny in a cute sort of way” level.
    On the surface however, Lego Rock Band is missing two of the elements that have made Lego games fun in the past: the distinctive characters of a solid IP, and enough variety in the gameplay to offer creative twists. We’re eager to see what the creative teams behind Lego Rock Band come up with to win over gamers.


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