Playstation stories - Page 34

Game devs hail PS Vita as Sony's easiest platform to develop for, raising hopes for its success against Nintendo's 3DS.

Konami preps fans with two PES 2012 demos, challenging FIFA's reign ahead of its Oct release. First demo drops Aug 24, showcasing new AI.

Xbox Live unleashes Bodycount demo, inviting players to embrace mayhem and destruction in a no-holds-barred action shooter experience.

Mr Freeze joins the rogues' gallery in Batman: Arkham City, vowing revenge against the Dark Knight amid a host of Gotham's most sinister villains.

DICE confirms that Battlefield 3 will require EA's Origin client on PC, sparking disappointment among Steam users who must install another game client.

EA's Battlefield 3 won't launch on Steam, marking a rift in the gaming world as EA promotes its own Origin service for distribution.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution earns top scores from UK gaming magazines, hailed for rewarding player ingenuity in a cyberpunk future.

Ubisoft's From Dust brings god-sim nostalgia to Xbox Live Arcade, reimagined with a modern physics engine for a fresh challenge.

Sony is currently testing a prototype 3D headset that bears a striking resemblance to that 1980s 3D arcade folly, virtual reality.

GoldenEye reignites on Xbox 360 and PS3 with HD visuals and 16-player online matches, as Activision breathes new life into the iconic Bond shooter.

L.A. Noire's final DLC, Reefer Madness, offers a cheeky nod to 1930s anti-drug films, plunging players into a marijuana ring bust.

Game shares blockbuster film's clumsy flaws. The worst part of the game, however, is that it is entirely pointless.

Seeing the success of the campaign in Uncharted 2, Naughty Dog has tried to include more 'cinematic set pieces' inside the multiplayer.

Theme parks tend to feature a number of rides that, save for a few different props, are essentially the same ride.

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim set to be 2011's largest game-world, bringing epic fantasy adventure on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 this November.

Sony have realised that a few old games and a month of PlayStationPlus doesn't actually cover their security faux pas.

All the recent news coverage around the hacking of some of the world's biggest gaming sites is enough to make even the most hardcore gamer log off.

1.3 million users of Sega Pass gaming network hit by hackers, with names, birth dates, email addresses and passwords accessed.

At E3, Nintendo wowed with the Zelda orchestration, pledged depth with the Wii U, and aimed to please both hardcore and casual gamers.

Red Faction: Armageddon dazzles with its destruction and reconstruction gameplay, offering a blast of fun despite a thin plot.