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Originally Posted by wraggster

Polish demoscene group Plastic is working on a PlayStation Move enabled Sony Santa Monica production.
Sony Santa Monica Studio is home to the God of War team.
A video, below, teasing a mysterious game popped up online earlier today, sparking speculation that a new, unannounced Move title was in the works.
The video shows a floating hand touching materials in a forest. At the 1 minute 7 second mark a PlayStation Move controller appears at the bottom right corner of the screen.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Battlefield: Bad Company 1 and 2 were "adventure flicks", according to lead designer David Goldfarb.
Battlefield 3, however, goes "much closer to contemporary reality and current events".
"We're depicting a war and everything that suggests," wrote Goldfarb on the Battlefield blog.
"We have tried to get closer to the slang of the modern warrior. We are mixing tension-building passages with the chaos of suddenly erupting firefights. We've sought

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Originally Posted by wraggster

If you need to take a breather from the exhausting business of arboreal zombie warfare, you'll be able to participate in nine new mini-games on the iPhone version of Plants vs. Zombies today. An update for the title just launched, which adds three packs of three diversions to Crazy Dave's store, such as ZomBotany 2, Invisi-Ghoul and Beghouled Twist. Really, the puns are worth the price of admission.

Each pack can be bought with in-game coins, or if you prefer, with $0.99 of your real-world

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Final Fantasy Type-0 is finally coming out in Japan on October 27, and Square Enix is observing the long-awaited occasion with an absolutely gorgeous collector's edition. This limited release of the PSP game packs a book of postcards and a three-disc soundtrack set, and looks damn good doing it.

Here's a bummer: this super pretty set is only going to be available on the Japanese Square Enix e-Store, for ¥12,760.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Sony has announced that The Last Guardian won't be making an appearance at next week's Tokyo Game Show, but the company moved to assure gamers there's no need to be concerned about its absence.
"We wanted to confirm that The Last Guardian is not on the schedule for this year's Tokyo Game Show," Brian Dunn, associate product marketing manager, wrote on the PS Blog.

"However

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