The general reception of Sony's PSVita has been largely positive so far
in the press, but at TGS the company announced the handheld's battery
life -- and the news isn't great.
In a Q&A session with fans, an Eidos Montreal spokesperson revealed
new information on an upcoming DLC release for Deus Ex: Human
Revolution, entitled The Missing Link.
Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1 releases today, so it seems
fitting for Activision to announce that Morales’ unique black and red
costume would be featured in Beenox’s upcoming Spider-Man: Edge of
Time.
Video games often have an accompanying score CD that features music from
the game, but Batman: Arkham City is getting 12 new tracks from a
variety of bands. Take a listen to one of them now.
Square Enix unveiled a new PS Vita title during Sony's press
conference at TGS yesterday, which looks like a strange departure from
the company's recent track record.
One of the strangest outgrowths of the popularity of massively
multiplayer online games is the phenomenon of online marriages between
players. Sadly, as in the real world, many of these virtual unions end
up in divorce.
The long-awaited Minecraft Adventure Update (also known as Beta 1.8) is
waiting for you right now. What are you waiting for? Open up that
launcher and get to downloading already.
A new trailer for the Lonesome Road expansion is dark, even by Fallout standards. In it, players will have to seek out the courier who first rejected the Platinum Chip delivery and learn why.
Given the relative power of the PlayStation Vita compared to other
handheld gaming devices, one of the biggest questions about the system
has been its battery life. Now we have an official estimate.
Today at Sony's pre-TGS 2011 press conference in Roppongo, Japan, the attending audience was treated to another close look at the PlayStation Vita. Now you can check it out, too.
If you're wondering what will be in store for Sony's upcoming PlayStation Vita handheld beyond its 26 launch titles, the publisher has provided a tiny glimpse into the system's future.
The image above comes from Sony's Tokyo Game Show press conference. It
is a collection of 26 logos for 26 games, all of which will be available
when the PlayStation Vita launches in Japan on December 17. Let's take a
look.
