Added: 10.12.2014 17:11 | 2 views | 0 comments


IGN - PlayStation UK boss Fergal Gara has admitted both the company and Evolution Studios is "embarrassed" over Driveclub's launch issues, and used it as an example for why games should be delayed if they're not ready. Speaking to IGN in London earlier today, Gara offered an apologies to Sony fans, particularly in light of the decision to launch the PS4 under the "4ThePlayers" slogan, and promised the PS Plus version of the racer wouldn't be released until Sony is sure it won't suffer a repeat performance. "Its a disappointment," he said about the server troubles. "When you lay your soul out as being '4ThePlayers', then what you certainly dont want is games that are not fully ready. It certainly wasnt any ill-intention on behalf of the team. Its ambitious as a game; theyre as embarrassed as we are and all you can do in those situations is say sorry.

Added: 09.12.2014 4:11 | 3 views | 0 comments


"If you were thinking the big update to DriveClub today meant that the PlayStation Plus Edition was nearing release, developer Evolution Studios has some bad news for you."

Added: 08.12.2014 12:59 | 3 views | 0 comments


But server improvements still required before PS Plus version can be released.
Evolution Studios has launched the latest DriveClub update, which introduces dynamic weather to the game in addition to two new tracks.

Added: 07.12.2014 23:15 | 5 views | 0 comments


GT: "Wrestling is an art form that is constantly evolving, be it sometimes for the worst and sometimes for the better. The same could be said about video game franchises. You must consistently evolve over time or the shine on your video game will begin to fade. Evolution is something all games transitioning to the new consoles have experienced, with varying results. Balancing that jump to new consoles and building upon gameplay is a tough objective to achieve. As November begins to wrap up, it becomes WWE 2K15s turn to show whether or not it can make the successful leap to our brand new hardware."

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Chris Mawson writes: "Not so much a gradual fall from grace as a fully-fledged dive in the penalty area, the arrival of the bug-riddled Pro Evo 2008 on the then next-gen consoles was, frankly, an abomination. Leaving a FIFA-sized gap in the wall for EA Sports to exploit, their own 2008 entry duly slotted home a winner for the series, and PES has been left playing catch-up ever since. But now, after several years of malaise and a number of less-than-successful attempts at re-inventing the wheel, Konami has strived to return to the core gameplay that made PES so much fun all those years ago. Does Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 pull it off?"

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GT: "Wrestling is an art form that is constantly evolving, be it sometimes for the worst and sometimes for the better. The same could be said about video game franchises. You must consistently evolve over time or the shine on your video game will begin to fade. Evolution is something all games transitioning to the new consoles have experienced, with varying results. Balancing that jump to new consoles and building upon gameplay is a tough objective to achieve. As November begins to wrap up, it becomes WWE 2K15s turn to show whether or not it can make the successful leap to our brand new hardware."

Added: 07.12.2014 19:11 | 8 views | 0 comments


Evolution writes: "Extreme weather is expected in #DRIVECLUB tomorrow!". More details also tomorrow, new glimpse inside.

Added: 07.12.2014 15:11 | 8 views | 0 comments


PopBucket writes: It takes a while before PES clicks but once it does, youll appreciate the experience as a unique take on football. Whilst not quite in the big leagues yet, PES 2015 does enough right to make it a contender.

Added: 04.12.2014 13:20 | 8 views | 0 comments


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