Added: 17.03.2015 7:19 | 4 views | 0 comments


Chris Mawson writes: "Much like the real-life product it represents, professional wrestling in video games has been monopolised by industry heavyweight WWE for a number of years. While 2K might not have been listening to players' criticism and suggestions, an independent British studio made up of hardcore grappling fans definitely has been, and hopes to soon to steal a phrase become the voice of the voiceless. With its PlayStation Network release now only a day away, we had the chance to sit down with 5 Star Wrestling's main man Dan Hinkles to find out exactly how his company plans to carve out their own niche in the market."

Added: 15.03.2015 18:58 | 14 views | 0 comments



There's something for just about everyone launching on the PlayStation Network this week, including a new(ish) Final Fantasy game, a PS3 wrestler, a couple of old school classics, a vertically scrolling shooter and one of the few AAA games to launch so far in 2015, Battlefield Hardline.

Added: 14.03.2015 17:18 | 7 views | 0 comments


First announced at the Tokyo Game Show last year, Knights of Valour is a free-to-play PlayStation 4 evolution of the arcade side-scrolling action game supporting up to four players. If you have a Japanese PlayStation Network account with PlayStation Plus, you can download the closed beta for yourself on the PlayStation Store. It began on March 4 and runs through March 19. Otherwise, the full game is due out this summer.

Added: 14.03.2015 16:19 | 9 views | 0 comments


Unmechanical: Extended is a puzzle adventure game that combines tricky puzzle solving, alluring exploration, and an engrossing atmosphere. After winning the Nordic Game Awards for its visual design and winning the hearts of players all around the world, Grip Games now brings this game to the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live in an extended edition with exclusive new level, story and puzzles.

Added: 12.03.2015 17:19 | 6 views | 0 comments


Yesterday, Reddit user kadjar made a post saying that his PlayStation Network account was hacked. He was charged over $600 and Sony is only willing to refund $150 of that. He is unable to authorize his account on his own PlayStation 4 for another 6 months because it has just been deactivated, as per Sony policy.

Added: 12.03.2015 16:18 | 7 views | 0 comments


Yesterday, Reddit user kadjar made a post saying that his PlayStation Network account was hacked. He was charged over $600 and Sony is only willing to refund $150 of that. He is unable to authorize his account on his own PlayStation 4 for another 6 months because it has just been deactivated, as per Sony policy.