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During 2007 Capcom announced that they now have the right to publish games based on the MotoGP franchise. At first, that decision seemed risky, since Namco used to develop Moto GP games.
The first footage of the game got us excited, with head of communications of Capcom Europe Ben Le Rougetel, promising us that the game would be able to be played by both amateur and experienced players. The system they were developing would be available to “read†the player’s reactions and decide the difficulty level he/she would be playing on.
Just a few months before the release of the game, an optimistic hype had been created around Capcom’s attempt to give us a “re-innovated†MotoGP experience.
Two months ago, the game hit the stores and gave gamers the opportunity to finally see for themselves what Capcom had managed to create.
Did Capcom’s take on the MotoGP franchise proved to be another mediocre bike simulator or a hidden gem?
Prince of Persia is available in the UK and Europe today, and to celebrate that fact we got together with Ubisoft and put together three prize packs that will make you say ‘wow!’.
For your chance to win one of these awesome prizes, read on…
Ever dependable Ted the Dog has posted up on the community boards that Home will be offline from 11a.m. GMT (about an hour ago) for thirty minutes to facilitate “some updates to the servers”.
Well, that …
Put on your thinking caps everyone because Kojima Productions have just updated their site this morning with a flash teasing us about the next Metal Gear. From the looks of things, the PS3 doesn’t seem …
Free Qore, free LBP Kabuki Actor, free Age of Booty map packs, free Naruto pack, free videos, free wallpapers. No free themes today.
This month’s Single Episode version of Qore will be free for all PlayStation Network members as a Happy Holidays gift to all
Annual Qore subscribers will get a special winter demo of FLOCK! today, “the first publicly playable version of the game available anywhere” according to Capcom’s Unity blog.
It’s only been a couple of weeks since Mirror’s Edge hit store shelves but the good folks over at EA Dice have already announced new downloadable content for the game.
Aptly named the Pure Pack, “Players …
Classic PS1 games to reminisce, plastic Dark Knights to sample, PSN exclusives to race and think about, four lettered-eight balled racing packs to download and a free weathered ninja pack are some of the offered goodies for today.
We’ve decided to stop ignoring the weekly Japanese PlayStation Store update so, for those of you in the region, or with access, (we espouse the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy here at PS3 Attitude when …
With little better to do, I downloaded the Age Of Booty Trial today to give it a whirl.
Should I have set my hopes up for the high seas and open oceans in this click ‘n’ go pirate-a-thon? Would I have be better off lowering my expectations like the trawling nets of a weirdy-beardy fisherman on one too many rums?
Click through for my firsthand account of life on the waves, seasickness and all.
Make note, people. December 11th marks the day that we get our happy little trigger fingers on the sparkly new PSN game ‘Astro Tripper’. PomPom Games released this on the PC which went on to win awards in 2001.
So. A seven year old game from the PC universe is coming to PSN. Why should we care? Click through for the lowdown on what PomPom have done to spice up this reworking of the game.
A new LBP post on the official PlayStation blog and lots of information is cleared up, talked up, and in some cases, even mopped up.
Now you too can have your very own official Sackboy plushie, provided you live in Japan or don’t mind importing. But aren’t these Sackboys a bit odd looking?
What’s this? MORE inventive ads from Sony? Resistance 2 goes back in time with its own 1950s styled broadsheet.
Long time Tekken fans rejoice! The King Of Iron Fist Tournament 6 is still on track for a Fall 2009 release (Autumn for my mates).
Despite what you’ve heard, it’s not love that makes the world go round. It’s Advertising.
Red Bull becomes the first brand to pick up on Sony’s new virtual world: Home.
