News - 2011, Week 36

Sunday11th Sep 2011

Saturday10th Sep 2011

Friday9th Sep 2011

  • Review Hysteria Project 2 (PlayStation Minis)

    In many ways Hysteria Project 2 is a step-backwards

    In trying to flesh out the ideas established in its predecessor, BulkyPix has crafted a game with more ambition and less polish, resulting in a frustrating mess of trial-and-error puzzles. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. It's an idiom we couldn't stop thinking during our...

  • Review Dead Island (PlayStation 3)

    Holiday of the dead

    Developer Techland is beginning to make a name for itself as a progressive, forward-thinking studio with some lofty ideas but not enough resources to realise them. Dead Island does not buck the developer's burgeoning trend. Part Borderlands, part Fallout, part Diablo, Dead Island is an inventive first person survival horror with...

  • Feature Push Square's Most Anticipated Overlooked PlayStation Games Of Holiday 2011: #1 - House Of The Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut

    There was a point in the Nintendo Wii's lifespan where the console was dominating the sales charts but disappointing hardcore gamers

    Long-time Nintendo fans were tired of Wii Fit and Wii Play, they wanted something meatier to get their teeth into. But with developers ploughing the majority of their resources into the more traditional XBOX 360 and...

  • News Sumioni Trailer Draws In Some Demons

    Acquire bringing ink action to Vita

    There's a new game coming to PlayStation Vita from Acquire, and its about a mythical creature that uses magical brushes to summon spells and manipulate the surrounding environment. And no, it's not a port of Okami. Sumioni is a 2D action game starring a red demon granted with special ink powers that allow him to...

Thursday8th Sep 2011

Wednesday7th Sep 2011

Tuesday6th Sep 2011

  • Review Revoltin' Youth (PlayStation Minis)

    Open Emotion may have shed its trademark hand-painted visuals for Revoltin' Youth, but the developer has still managed to concoct a refreshing style that's complimented by some great audio work and solid level design

    The game can feel tedious in places, but its still another solid entry in the Irish studio's growing catalogue of quality PlayStation...

  • News Meet the Cast of Extreme Escape Adventure: Good People Die

    ChunSoft details more characters

    The team that brought us 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors on Nintendo DS has let a few more images escape for their latest adventure game, Extreme Escape Adventure: Good People Die, giving us a glimpse of the game's entire cast, the odd numerical bracelets they wear, and some new info on two of the game's...

  • News LittleBigPlanet 2's Move Pack Finally Arrives Next Week

    The Cakeling rises

    It's been a long old wait, but LittleBigPlanet 2 will receive its PlayStation Move support next week. Titled LittleBigPlanet 2: Move Pack: Rise of the Cakeling, the add-on arrives with a laundry list of new content, including: A brand new story for LittleBigPlanet 2 – The Rise of the Cakeling with 14 new levels (5 levels, 7...

  • News Sony, With These Move Lifestyle Photos You Are Spoiling Us

    Everybody smile!

    In the past year we've had a lot of fun with PlayStation Move and you probably have too, but we bet you've never enjoyed yourself as much as the people in these new lifestyle photos from Sony. The shots feature all your typical Move situations: Mum working out, boys and girls singing and dancing together, but strangely no sign of...

  • News Expect Tales News on Vita "Very Soon"

    Maybe "next week" soon

    Namco Bandai's Tales series of RPGs is beloved around the world, with outings including Tales of Symphonia on GameCube and follow-up Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World on Wii, but PlayStation gamers have had plenty to enjoy too. There may be more titles heading to Sony platforms too, as series producer Makoto Yoshizumi...

  • Rumour Vita Reaches Japan on 12th November

    Rest of world in March

    According to an anonymous source confiding in French site GamAlive, PlayStation Vita will be available to buy in Japan from 12th November this year. We're expecting to hear official confirmation of the system's Japanese release date at next week's Tokyo Games Show, and as Sony has pledged the machine will make it to the Land...

  • Feature Push Square's Most Anticipated Overlooked PlayStation Games Of Holiday 2011: #4 - Rayman Origins

    It's curious isn't it: you long for a good co-operative platformer and two come along at once

    We've only just finished championing Sony and Insomniac's four-player opus Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One, and now we're moving directly onto Rayman Origins. Ubisoft's delightfully French platformer series was iconic on the original PlayStation, but has...

Monday5th Sep 2011