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The Last Guardian may still be AWOL, but there's another game from Sony's Japan Studio that takes on Team Ico's spirit. By Martin Robinson Of all Sony's philanthropic ideals - the all-inclusive approach to indie developers, the generosity of PlayStation Plus and the free packet of French fancies that's likely to be bundled with every PS4 console - there's one that remains unsung. PlayStation C.A.M.P. - that's Creator Audition Mash-up Project, by the way - is a little department within Japan Studio that's responsible for some of Sony's oddest games. The premise is simple, if a little hard to believe. PlayStation C.A.M.P. is an open-armed initiative that lets anyone with an idea pitch a game to Sony, and if they're successful, to see it through to completion with the assistance of established development talent. It has brought us Trash Panic (something of an unsung wonder itself), sparked off the project that became Echochrome, and recently had its highest profile hit with To...

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Hardcore Droid: "There's a strong undercurrent of nostalgia in the gaming industry these days, and Android is no exception to the rule. Throw a rock into the Play store and youre bound to hit at least one game with 8-bit graphics or some sort of throwback gameplay. While Tales of Illyria chooses the latter paradigm, it isn't exactly typical for it. The self-described Oregon Trail meets pen and paper gameplay is certainly indebted to its forebearers, but while other games merely rehash older games as the path of least resistance, Tales of Illyria uses the old mechanics to propel a thoroughly ambitious project: a vast and open world, full of choices, where no two playthroughs is alike. It succeeds on paper but whether the game is really worth the investment depends on who is playing. A diehard RPG fanatic raised on 12-hour marathon sessions of DD will definitely get more out of this title than a casual gamer."

Added: 30.05.2013 12:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


The Last Guardian may still be AWOL, but there's another game from Sony's Japan Studio that takes on Team Ico's spirit. By Martin Robinson Of all Sony's philanthropic ideals - the all-inclusive approach to indie developers, the generosity of PlayStation Plus and the free packet of French fancies that's likely to be bundled with every PS4 console - there's one that remains unsung. PlayStation C.A.M.P. - that's Creator Audition Mash-up Project, by the way - is a little department within Japan Studio that's responsible for some of Sony's oddest games. The premise is simple, if a little hard to believe. PlayStation C.A.M.P. is an open-armed initiative that lets anyone with an idea pitch a game to Sony, and if they're successful, to see it through to completion with the assistance of established development talent. It has brought us Trash Panic (something of an unsung wonder itself), sparked off the project that became Echochrome, and recently had its highest profile hit with To...

Added: 29.05.2013 19:17 | 0 views | 0 comments


IGN reviews the Uncharted-ripoff from Saudi Arabia. How did it fare? Not good.

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PS3Ego.de writes: ""Unearthed: Trail of Ibn Battuta" can be played, but at this point you don't need to. There is an interesting Story to explore, but it doesn't started right now. The settings were fine, but unfortunately not new."

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"The word Unearthed is about two letter switches away from the word Uncharted and, indeed, it seems that this game is trying to emulate the success of Nathan Drakes big, blockbuster adventures. The set-up is very much the same: an avid fortune hunter Faris Jawad follows the footsteps of the Muslim explorer Ibn Battuta through uncharted and mysterious locations, with his female companion, Dania, for company."

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"Episode 1 is a complete technical mess and borderline unplayable. Every single action be it walking, jumping, fighting or shooting, is an experience comprised of lag or even no reaction at all."

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Unearthed: Trail of Ibn Battuta, a game that at the time of announcement caused quite a stir around itself. Players around the world have identified it as "clone of Uncharted". This is the moment of truth because today, production will see the light of day.

Added: 29.05.2013 2:11 | 4 views | 0 comments

A driver starts with an Audi in countdown mode and ends in a Track Car doing time trials.