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PSP's successor to sport 5" OLED screen, dual thumbsticks, powerful GPU & CPU; Call of Duty, Uncharted, Resistance games in the works; Epic, Konami, and other third-parties supporting; PlayStation Suite bringing PS One games to Android systems.
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Given the deluge of information released on Sony's successor to the PSP, it can be easy to overlook significant pieces of information about the new handheld. We've sorted through the interviews and demos and will attempt to answer major questions about the Next Generation Portable.
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Taking a trip down memory lane with Nintendo's previous handhelds we see one basic trend. If we throw out the outlier that is the Virtual Boy, Nintendo largely stuck to sub-$100 price points until the Nintendo DS was released. At that point the company moved up to the $150 and $170 ranges, with the DSi XL at $190. The Game Boy Micro was an update to the Game Boy Advance, hence its lower price point.
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The shocking moments, the gruesome deaths, and the fun of playing through this experience again and again are what I took away from this one. Dead Space 2 is an excellent game, and it's well worth your time and money.
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GOM TV have set up a house that’s designed to help foreign players train up and eventually qualify for their Professional Starcraft League. Click through for Artosis’ guided tour of the Seoul residence and an interview with “John The Translator.” He seems like a nice guy. Artosis actually gets into the house 3.25 into the video. You might want to skip the first bit...
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Blizzard has given the green light for Ryan Winzen's StarCraft MMOG project. Created using the built-in StarCraft 2 toolset, Winzen's project quickly attracted the attention of gamers and journalists alike. A pre-alpha demo video uploaded to YouTube offered a glimpse into the highly-polished mod which merged Blizzard's StarCraft universe with a MMOG gameplay model. The resulting sample left many of us wanting to see the mod's completion.
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Specially marked copies of Killzone 3 (the ones with SOCOM dog tags) will include a code for SOCOM 4's multiplayer beta. Seems like a pretty fair deal, and one that'll surely prove tempting for SOCOM fans.
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Console gamers typically get the shaft when it comes to user-created content in popular FPS games. But Valve is giving Portal 2 buyers some hope for cross-platform compatibility. Speaking with NowGamer, Valve's Chet Falizek explained that while the level editing tools for the game are limited to the PC version, "the content that comes out is agnostic, and so we will be seeing that on all the platforms."
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EA has just announced the very first downloadable content pack for Dead Space 2. It's called Severed and it features two extra single-player chapters featuring the characters from Visceral's Wii/PS3 spin-off, Dead Space: Extraction. Players will step into the shoes of Gabe, a Sprawl security guard who is attempting to escape the Necromorph attack with Lexine. It'll be set at some point during Isaac's Clarke's own nightmare.
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Q3 profits down 54%, things are not looking good for Nintendo in 2011
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