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Battlefield: Bad Company 2′s ‘Onslaught’ Update Deployed (Mostly)
Want more Bad Company 2? Today’s your day to get more Battlefield-style action with the four-player “Onslaught” cooperative mode, which is shipping on time for at least one of the console’s it was promised for today.
EA and DICE have deployed the new update to PlayStation 3 owners in North America, with owners of that version in Europe getting the update on the 23rd. In Xbox...
Sony announces Move-enabled ‘Sorcery’
Players looking for a Harry Potter-esque game for PlayStation Move which isn’t Harry Potter will be pleased to hear of The Workshop’s latest game announced for the peripheral: Sorcery. Players will have access to a variety of magic spells (each of which change the color of the Move’s spherical tip), which they use to fight through a world of violent goblins, fairies and other mythical...
Dead Space 2 comes with Move-based Extraction on PS3
The Dead Space 2 presentation during Sony’s E3 press conference brought with it a fairly pleasant surprise — the PS3 version of the game will come with a port of the Wii rail-shooter, Dead Space: Extraction, now with PlayStation Move support. We’re not sure what kinds of upgrades the game’s visuals will be subjected to, but this might just influence our decision when it comes...
Gran Turismo 5 coming November 2, 2010
Finally.
A Gran Turismo 5 trailer shown during Sony’s E3 press conference ended with a fairly definitive end to the years of speculation, doubt and delays, displaying a November 2 release date for the game. At least, we think this is the final release date. We’ve been hurt so many times before.
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Killzone 3 Releases February 2011, Will Be Move-Enabled at Launch
At Sony’s E3 Press Conference, Guerrilla Games’ Herman Hulst revealed that Killzone 3 will arive in February 2011, and will be fully enabled for PlayStation Move at its launch.
Killzone 3 was demonstrated in 3D at Sony’s event, as one of several titles developed with 3D technology in mind, including MotorStorm: Apocalypse and MLB: The Show.
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PlayStation Move Priced, Dated for September Release
The PlayStation Move controller will release in North America on Sept. 19, in Europe on Sept. 15, and in Japan on Oct. 21. The controller itself will cost $49.99; a bundle with the PlayStation Eye will cost $99.99.
Sony’s Peter Dille said the bundle will include the game Sports Champions; that bundle will also be paired with a PS3 at $399.99 The Move’s navigation controller is sold separately...
PlayStation 3 Goes 3D Tomorrow, Four Games At Launch
Some of the biggest PlayStation 3 games will be available to play in 3D this year. The first 3D games hit as early as tomorrow.
At an event in Los Angeles, Sony PlayStation boss Jack Tretton is just rattling off games coming in 3D this year for the PS3. These games will be rendered in stereoscopic 3D and require a 3D TV and glasses in order to experience their popping effects.
Available as early as...
New SOCOM 4 screens released, Operations Commander detailed
Operation Commander Cullen Gray has been through a lot. In his 36 years, he’s seen military action the world over, been field-trained with various Special Operations units, worked with NATO and now he’s about to star in a popular war-based video game franchise. SOCOM 4 has the fictional Cullen Gray acting as an addled operation commander who “will pursue success at all costs.”
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Call of Duty: Black Ops trailer should help you remember everything
Not that you’d want to remember the atrocities of war, but when you’re left to the whims of a scientist in a suspicious lab … what choice do you have? The new teaser trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops — coming on November 9th from developer Treyarch — delivers a fragmented sequence of action scenes, taken from several wildly different environments. If Vietnam is in there...
Sony launches official ‘Protection Plan’ for PS3 and PSP
While the PS3 hasn’t been plagued by RROD levels of system failures, it is still vulnerable to its own share of problems, most notably the “yellow light of death.” Should your system experience an irrecoverable crash after Sony’s official one-year warranty, there isn’t much you can do except send the system to Sony for repair — a process that carries a hefty price...