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2012 was full of surprise gems, hits, and blockbusters. Pid is one of those surprise gems that will likely go unnoticed on the PlayStation Store. Maybe because of the name, or because Indie developers like …

Derrick the Deathfin is a lovely little game about a shark who has recently witnessed his parents deaths. This spurs him on to do greater things i.e. destroy the companies of the people who caused their deaths and kill everybody inside as an act of revenge.

Maybe it isn’t so lovely after all, but Derrick is still rather cute.

Capcom has released a trailer for upcoming Dontnod developed title Remember me, showcasing brutal fights and gorgeous scenery.

A huge emphasis is placed on one of the featured bosses – Kid Xmas – as he and Nilin duke it out in what looks to be a par-real, part-digitised wrestling arena.

GamerPrint produces high quality posters and shirts for some of the gaming industry’s most popular titles. Their newest poster designs capture the various locales depicted in Final Fantasy VII. Named “Final Destinations,” the series of posters includes the Gold Saucer, Cosmo Canyon, Nibelheim, Rocket Town, and of course, Midgar.

The famed Bloody Palace Mode from previous Devil May Cry titles will be returning in next week’s DmC Devil May Cry, Capcom announced today. It will be available for free following an update made shortly after the game’s release.

The European PlayStation Store has officially been refreshed.
Every week, we share what new games are newly available for PS3, Vita, and sometimes PSP. Full PS3 disc-based games often turn into digital downloads, new PSN titles …

Every week, we share what new games are newly available for PS3, Vita, and sometimes PSP. Full PS3 disc-based games often turn into digital downloads, new PSN titles from respected long running franchises as well as indie gems, and minis for days.

EA Sports is pulling no punches with the list of enhancements and additions to Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14. The next iteration in the licensed PGA Tour series will come with full PlayStation Move motion controller support and is expected to release on 26 March in North America, 28 March worldwide.

The PlayStation 3 has had its fill of Disney game titles including one Phineas & Ferb game subtitled The Next Dimension. Disney Interactive will now be collaborating with Majesco to bring the next Phineas & Ferb game to retail consoles and gaming handhelds August 2013.

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In preparation for BioShock Infinite’s March 26, 2013 release, Irrational Games has announced a compilation of all previously released BioShock content in a single packaged dubbed the BioShock: Ultimate Rapture Edition. This edition features both BioShock and BioShock 2 along with all its downloadable content plus a few new surprises to get fans excited for BioShock Infinite.

Demon’s Souls is going digital and releasing on the PSN next week on January 8th, ATLUS announced today. To celebrate the occasion, there will also be a Pure White World Tendency beginning that day and lasting until January 14th.

Come join us once a week where we prove that our spare time isn’t entirely consumed by pounding away at a keyboard, but also by mashing the buttons of our DualShock 3s and Vitas. What games have we been playing? What cool adventures have we been on? It’s PlayTime!

Every week, we share what new games are newly available for PS3, Vita, and sometimes PSP. Full PS3 disc-based games often turn into digital downloads, new PSN titles from respected long running franchises as well as indie gems, and minis for days.

This past year has been one filled with a broad array of impressive games. Both disc-only and downloadable exclusives have proven to offer some of the highest quality entertainment we’ve ever experienced. But only one …

As a huge lover of JRPG’s, it only makes sense that my game of the year choice is a JRPG. Tales of Graces f is a game that I had been interested in for a long time before I actually purchased it, and I wished I had bought it earlier.

Although this was an extremely hard choice to make, hopefully I can explain to you, and myself, as to why I love this game so much.

2012 has had its fair share of ups and downs within the gaming community, and since the world didn’t end last week, we’re picking our favorites out of the year. Stefhutch20 kicked things off yesterday with a tribute to his favorite release, Final Fantasy XIII-2.
While there have been some strong contenders for my personal choice for Game of the Year such as Journey or Borderlands 2, none have impressed me more than Spec Ops: The Line. From its immersive story to its strong gameplay, Spec Ops: The Line has left a lasting impression on me, enough that it has claimed my pick for Game of the Year.

As we rapidly approach the end of the current console generation, it should have come as no surprise that 2012 was a relatively quiet year in the world of videogames. Even so, we were still treated to tons of great titles including highly anticipated sequels such as Mass Effect 3 and Black Ops 2, new IPs like Kingdoms of Amalur and Sleeping Dogs, and let’s not forget the launch of the PlayStation Vita!

However, since the start of the year there has been only one contender that could ever hope to earn the title of my own personal game of the year: Final Fantasy XIII-2.