The Last of Us is a game from American developers that takes place in
real-world America locations, but it is still being embraced by Japanese
audiences.
In celebration of Steam Greenlight,
and in promotion of a number of hopeful titles, the developers have
gathered together for a 24-hour live stream to showcase more than 25
games.
We're not marketing shills; some people might actually be interested
in this kind of news. This year's GameStop Expo in Las Vegas will give
the public their first chance to play the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The mobile hit Doodle Jump has made its way to Xbox 360 with added
Kinect controls, but the game's commercial has an odd recommendation of
how to best enjoy the game.
Total Recoil is a twin-stick shooter coming to the PlayStation Vita that
was born of a designer trying to imagine what Call of Duty might look
like in an arcade cabinet.
It has become so commonplace now, that it almost doesn't seem newsworthy
– Minecraft selling an absurd amount of copies. It's insane how
prolific this game continues to be.
Recently, citing poor sales number, Square Enix's now former CEO Yoichi Wada stepped down from his position, but he hasn't left the company. Square Enix has offered an explanation of Wada's new role.
Max, from the creators of You Don't Know Jack, is a free addition to the
PlayStation 3 version of Netflix that will help you select something to
watch when you can't decide yourself.
PlayStation 4 system architect Mark Cerny details his personal journey to the PlayStation 4 and how the console is a leap forward in developer-focused design.
