Originally Posted by wraggster Sony is sending invites into the Journey beta, but you'll only get one if you're a long-time fan of developer thatgamecompany. Invites are being sent to PlayStation Plus subscribers who are also the "very earliest adopters" of Flower, thatgamecompany's abstract movement PlayStation Network game. If you're one of these select people, "watch your XMB inbox for your invitation and entry into the beta" SCEA Santa Monica Studio for Flower associate producer ...
Originally Posted by wraggster In case you didn't know, we quite liked LittleBigPlanet's PlayStation Vita outing when we played it during E3. Heck, it was even Griffin's game of the show. And as of today, we know who to thank for brightening our annual week of overwork -- Double11. The ex-Rockstar helmed studio has been recruiting for LBP Vita and grown to over 30 staff members since being formed in 2010. "We've ...
Originally Posted by wraggster EA's Battlefield Heroes is back online after falling victim to hacking group LulzSec, which announced its retirement yesterday. The group said farewell, however, by releasing the details of half a million subscribers to EA's free to play FPS. Battlefield Heroes is now back on its feet however, with the website now carrying the following message to users: "Service has been restored on Battlefield Heroes following a short hiatus related to a security ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Saints Row: The Third are the only titles in the incredibly packed November release window that have a possibility of being delayed. That's according to Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter, who when quizzed by CVG for our just-published feature, emphasised that he still believes there's "a pretty low probability of any of them slipping." "The only ones that have any risk are Skyrim and Saint's Row," he said. ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Upcoming Nintendo 3DS game Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D will retain its second-hand value despite preventing gamers from deleting save data, Capcom has insisted. This morning it emerged that saved data on The Mercenaries 3D, out in the UK this Friday, cannot be reset. Some speculated this was an effort on Capcom's part to combat second-hand sales. But a Capcom spokesperson told Eurogamer this morning that the game's value will not be affected by ...