Added: 18.09.2014 18:13 | 3 views | 0 comments


"Tales of Zestiria might be the PS3s last exclusive big-name JRPG when it hits Japanese stores in January of 2015. I played a pair of demos at the 2014 Tokyo Game Show today. Having played both of the Xillia games recently, I felt immediately comfortable with Zestirias controls and overall flow." - PSLS

Added: 18.09.2014 15:23 | 6 views | 0 comments


Tokyo Game Show coverage should start showing up on PSLS in the next, oh, 12-18 hours, depending on how lucky I am catching the proper buses and things. Until then, heres my account of a lunch and a dinner at two cafes of particular interest to gamers: the Final Fantasy XIV Eorzea Cafe and the Gundam Cafe.

Added: 18.09.2014 0:12 | 16 views | 0 comments


By Adam Boyes: "What a week! Since Destiny launched one week ago, it has officially become the biggest PS4 game launch in North America ever. The game broke records for being the fastest purchased and most played PS4 game during its first week on sale. In fact, last week was our single biggest PS4 hardware sales week since Christmas 2013! Thats a lot of PS4s. Thanks, Guardians!"

Added: 15.09.2014 13:16 | 4 views | 0 comments


We are now a week closer to the scariest day of the year, Halloween. Sony PS4s are already being haunted by the Disc Eject Ghost, Halloween stores are popping up everywhere, and the nights are getting cooler. What better time to play video games? If you havent looked up my last article, 7 Games You Have to Play Before Halloween, I suggest you do. It shows you seven of the scariest games games that have released over the years. Today I will list 6 more, each one scarier than the next! So, relax, grab some hot cocoa, and your nearest controller. Try not to spill that cocoa though: I sense some jump scares in your future!

Added: 12.09.2014 5:12 | 11 views | 0 comments


More than 2 years after the initial release of Phantasy Star Online 2 in Japan players in the West are still asking Sega when it will be their turn. Earlier this year it expanded to Asia and also made the mobile leap to Andriod and iOS, only in Japan though. After so long many have simply given up hope of it ever being brought to Western audiences. But last week on Twitter @Japan_Game_Love tweeted about the sad state of PSO2 in the West... and SEGA answered.

Added: 03.09.2014 12:12 | 7 views | 0 comments


Today Q-Games Engine Technology Director James McLaren held a presentation at CEDEC in Japan, showcasing the innovative tech behind the upcoming PS4 exclusive The Tomorrow Children. Among many interesting elements McLaren showcased how the PS4s Async Compute technology allows the studio to save over five milliseconds in an effects-heavy frame.