SoulCalibur, yes, I didn’t know either, but it’s just one word apparently. Anyway, Namco Bandai have announced the confirmation of SoulCalibur Lost Swords is coming exclusively to the PlayStation 3 as a free-to-play title.
I’m a big fan of Garfield, have been for years and in fact, even had the wallpaper at one point (real wallpaper, not on a computer desktop or other digital device) and enjoyed the first movie, then a new cartoon was released in the new, modern computerized 3D style… And it’s not too bad.
Namco Bandai released a trailer for Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 to show you how it’s looking while still in development for a while longer, so sit back and check out how progress on the game is going.
One of the launch titles for the PlayStation Vita will be a Katamari Damacy title that may just even be called Katamari Damacy Vita since there is no official title yet and so will be one of the first titles to make use of the systems touch screen and rear touch pad.
‘Ridge Racer Unbounded’ Gears Up to Carve its Own Destructive Path on a Spectacular Collision Course with PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC Ridge Racer is on its way back into the eager hands of gamers. Ridge Racer Unbounded is coming to add an unexpected dimension to the series and deliver an original blast of ferocious racing adrenaline.
I never really got into Ridge Racer, in fact, I’ve never owned any of the games although, I remember seeing a rather impressive arcade version which featured a real car that you got into to drive, it was around £2 to play though and I wasn’t that much of a fan to pay that. Breaking free from all the pussyfooting around tame circuits, politely bumping into rivals’ fenders, RIDGE RACER UNBOUNDED has a new mantra – Drive, Destroy, Dominate – and it’s one that’s going to shake up the racing genre for good. It’s time to break not only the rules, but plenty of cars too. You think you’ve seen crashes? You’ve seen nothing. In RIDGE RACER UNBOUNDED your car is a high-octane wrecking ball.
