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Square Enix believes Activision has “gotta be crazy” for cancelling True Crime: Hong Kong, which the former acquired and renamed Sleeping Dogs.
Square Enix has released the screenshots that tell the truth about what happened in yesterday’s Hope News Times Issue #5, in addition to a video that shows the making of the Hitman: Sniper Challenge GameStop pre-order bonus.
E3 is right around the corner, so we here at PSLS are as excited as a bunch of kittens and crack. To help relieve some of the tension, we’ve come up with our ultimate E3 wishlist for Sony’s 2012 conference.
What will Sony’s Big E3 reveal be this year? Listen in as the guys go over what the surprise will likely be.
According to developer Platinum Games, Anarchy Reigns has been delayed by Sega even though localization is complete and the title is ready for release.
Capcom has revealed the box art for their upcoming survival horror title, Resident Evil 6.
[Update] We have just been notified that the July release window for Inversion applies to Europe only. The game will still arrive on June 5th in North America.
Namco Bandai’s upcoming shooter Inversion has been officially delayed to July, as the development team needs some extra time to polish the game up before release.
Sure, the PS3 might be getting more great games than ever before, but more and more developers are already setting their sights on the next gen. Now, we’ve uncovered a job listing that suggests that id Software are working on a FPS for the next gen.
Good news for fans of Demon’s Souls: the game’s popular online functionality will continue.
Sega has just announced that they will be bringing the much beloved Dreamcast classic Jet Set Radio to the PlayStation Vita.
Capcom has announced the price and release date of Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection.
Famed Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima revealed an early glimpse at an all new project set in the Zone of the Enders universe.
It’s time to grab your tinfoil hats and prepare for the coming of an Orwellian nightmare – a new Sony patent highlights the possibility of a console that will track every aspect of your personality and life.
John Carmack, the famed developer from id Software recently offered up his thoughts on the next generation of gaming experiences, noting that we’ll likely still see plenty of games that do not run at 60 frames-per-second.
