Reporting on a Destructoid interview with SCEA’s Eric Lempel, Joystiq chose to discuss the expected ‘pricing parity’ for downloadable PSP games compared to retail versions. From Andrew Yoon’s commentary: While the PlayStation Store is...
Read More →The following story about the head of Square Enix predicting a “New Wii In 2011” in an interview ahead of the Tokyo Games Show has been making the rounds today. Most places have...
Read More →In their thrilling new expose, “PSP Go allows players to save and resume state“, Joystiq scoops the competition by re-reporting a Gamespot UK discovered feature of the soon to be released revision of...
Read More →The following interview with Infinity Ward’s Vince Zampella over a Joystiq gets my dander up for a couple reasons. First, and I’ve been getting this sense for a while now, the developers of Modern...
Read More →PlayStation LifeStyle is actually on the tail end of this story about Dutch retailer Nedgames announcing they will not carry the PSP Go this fall. It’s been burning up the other blogs like these sensational...
Read More →From Joystiq: Hearsay: Sony motion controller opens door for Wii-to-PS3 ports. This is a prime example of borderline moronic reporting. For a couple of reasons. First, back when the PSMC was first shown at...
Read More →In all honesty, I kinda like Stephen Totilo, formerly of the MTV Multiplayer, and current Deputy editor for Kotaku. It helps that he has an actual background in journalism and is a perfectly...
Read More →In the following story today on Kotaku, Peter Moore: EA Sports Tennis To Use Natal, Sony Motion Control – Grand slam tennis – Kotaku, staff writer Michael McWhertor is covering some pretty basic news....
Read More →Sometimes it feels like I spend far more time reading about and discussing video games, on blogs and online forums, than I actually do playing them. I’m not sure of the actual breakdown,...
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