EL33TONLINE: News tag archive: psmove
Before the age of armchair gaming, massive multiplayer meet-ups and 3D handheld gaming, ordinary folk would gather in arcades, their pockets heavily burdened with game tokens while queuing in line for their favourite game. There would always be at least one shooting game with those bright coloured plastic guns promising a few fleeting moments to absolutely annihilate hordes of monsters, zombies or general bad guys.
Sega brings back those fond memories, drags all that action into your room of living and trades those plastic guns for the PlayStation Move controller in The House of the Dead 4.
Continue reading El33tonline’s review of The House of The Dead 4.
Datura is a PlayStation Network exclusive from Polish developer Plastic and Sony Santa Monica. Costing just R75, it’s a short-lived experience with little replay value but should appeal to people who enjoy PSN titles such as Flower and Journey that focus on having an emotional impact on the player rather than entertaining them with thrilling gameplay.
Continue reading El33tonline’s review of Datura.
Sony has released a few more details about the story for Sorcery, along with the final US box art for the game.
In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Brian Upton, Creative Director of the game at SCEA Santa Monica Studio, revealed that some elements of the story were consistent during development while others changed dramatically.
There’s been scarce publicity for the PlayStation Move title Sorcery since it was unveiled at E3 last year. The good news is that development on the project is in full swing and the game will appear in playable form at Sony’s Holiday Showcase in New York City next month.
Last year 505 Games published Grease: The Game on Wii and DS. The game featured songs and dance routines from the 1978 musical, as well as a variety of entertaining multiplayer modes.
The Wii version was developed by British-based studio Zoë Mode, whose previous work includes the SingStar and EyeToy: Play franchises. Today 505 Games announced that the developer will be bringing Grease to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, with Kinect and PS Move integration respectively.
If you have a keen interest in abstract, artistic PlayStation Network titles like Flower, Journey and Linger in Shadows then you should be excited to hear that there’s another affectional PSN title in the works.
The mysterious project is being produced by Sony Santa Monica Studio (the team behind the God of War series) and developed by the Polish demogroup Plastic, who brought us the 2008 ‘interactive art’ PSN release Linger in Shadows.
Following the appearance of heavy rumours, and ahead of its supposed reveal at San Diego Comic Con this week, Activision has formally announced the existence of GoldenEye 007: Reloaded for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, complete with PlayStation Move and Sharp Shooter support, new gameplay modes, increased multiplayer options and 60 frames per second ‘HD’ visuals.
These mentions of “new” gameplay modes and “increased” multiplayer options point to a confirmation that GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is a high definition port of the Wii first-person shooter, GoldenEye 007 (if the name didn’t clue you in right away).
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