A man attending PAX East 2010 was caught attempting to steal the code for Breach, a new multiplayer shooter from Atomic Games. Justin D. May (20) was noticed hanging around the Breach booth by several Atomic Quality Assurance members with his laptop. When confronted, he ran off into the crowded show floor and was later apprehended by security. The suspect claimed that he was only trying to use Atomic Games network connection in an effort to gain access to the Internet. He later admitted to attempting to steal the game, [Read More]
Sony has announced that the next version of PlayStation firmware, v3.21, will remove the Other OS functionality from the PS3. This will only affect older generation PS3’s as the feature has already been removed from the new Slim models released last year. Sony goes on to warn those who’ve been using the Other OS feature to back up data stored within the hard drive partition before downloading the new firmware, or else they’ll lose access to it. Without going into specifics, SCEA corporate communications director Patrick Seybold said, “In addition, [Read More]
I had to do a some traveling recently which gave me an opportunity to dust off my PSP and partake in a little road trip gaming. When I was looking over the list of handheld games I wanted to pickup Little Big Planet for the PSP caught my eye. I don’t own a PS3 so I thought that this would be a good opportunity to familiarize myself with the Little Big Planet franchise and see what I’ve been missing. I didn’t have as much down time during my travels [Read More]
God of War: Chains of Olympus is the first game I picked up for my PSP following my post regarding Sony’s high-tech paperweight. (Check it out here if you missed it.) I have been looking for a reason to justify owning a PSP, Chains of Olympus was great choice. This game does everything it can to show the capabilities the PSP has to offer to gamers. The game kicks off throwing players straight into the gore filled action one would expect from a God of War game. Chains of [Read More]
Do you have a PSP lying around the house collecting dust or stuffed in a drawer somewhere? I bought one of these slick little devices when the slim model was introduced a few years back. At the time of my purchase I thought I was buying the ultimate portable media device. This little thing did it all, movies, music, games, web surfing, Skype, and the promise that a GPS add-on was in the works. Sony’s PSP, on paper, was the pocket equivalent of a home entertainment center. The hand held [Read More]
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