Added: 02.07.2015 20:22 | 9 views | 0 comments

[UPDATE] According to . Specifically, players are having trouble connecting to the game, which is a critical issue for such an online-heavy game.

According to the PSN support site, other features such as PlayStation Video and the PlayStation Store are also experiencing issues at the moment.

We'll continue to monitor this situation and update this story accordingly. Are you experiencing any PlayStation Network issues right now? Let us know in the comments.

Added: 02.07.2015 20:00 | 5 views | 0 comments




Reports suggest Nintendo will begin manufacturing its next gaming console, codenamed NX, later this year.

According to Digitimes (via NeoGAF) the Big N is working with manufacturing company Foxconn Electronics to begin building the new gaming machine this October at the very latest.

Added: 02.07.2015 19:22 | 7 views | 0 comments


Tales of Symphonia is coming to Steam in early 2016. Originally released on the Nintendo GameCube, the classic JRPG found its way to PS2 and was given an HD makeover for PS3. According to the official Tales of blog, the HD version will now also be ported to Steam.

Added: 29.06.2015 22:00 | 10 views | 0 comments




Plenty of Steam users try to enact scams through trading, and typically Valve aids folks who lose in-game items from those scams. According to a new policy change, that will no longer be the case.

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According to the official European website for Super Mario Maker, the game will feature more than 100 already-created levels on the retail disc.

Added: 24.06.2015 17:00 | 11 views | 0 comments




Worldwide sales for Nintendo's Wii U-exclusive third-person shooter Splatoon have surpassed the one million mark.

According to Nintendo's announcement, this includes both retail and digital sales, with "thousands" of new players joining the fray each day. As far as the sales breakdown by territory goes, 230,000 copies were sold in Europe, while 368,000 can be attributed to those in North America, and 476,000 in Japan.

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." It is also using Unreal Engine on an "entirely new unannounced game."

"We, as a People Can Fly team, are extremely excited about new possibilities ahead of us,” said Wojciechowski.

“We’re going to work on a new game, while continuing to partner with Epic and use UE4. We’re grateful to Tim and the whole Epic team for our long and successful collaboration."

Epic Games chief executive Tim Sweeney added: "We’ve been honored to work with this brilliant group of programmers, artists and designers throughout their history: first as a partner using the Unreal Engine, then as a studio within Epic, and now once again as an independent company."

According to People Can Fly, it began the process to become independent again just after launching Gears of War: Judgement. Although went on contribute on projects including Unreal Tournament and Infinity Blade 3, it also had the desire to create its own games again.

"To dive into the game development process that starts in your head, through concepts and design ideas, realized in prototypes and finally in the game, to inspire each other every minute, to create and iterate, was stronger than all the benefits of being a part of Epic group."

"We are lucky that Tim Sweeney as well as Epic’s board and its executive team members are fair and honest people and allowed us to reach for our dreams."

Added: 24.06.2015 15:35 | 3 views | 0 comments

." It is also using Unreal Engine on an "entirely new unannounced game."

"We, as a People Can Fly team, are extremely excited about new possibilities ahead of us,” said Wojciechowski.

“We’re going to work on a new game, while continuing to partner with Epic and use UE4. We’re grateful to Tim and the whole Epic team for our long and successful collaboration."

Epic Games chief executive Tim Sweeney added: "We’ve been honored to work with this brilliant group of programmers, artists and designers throughout their history: first as a partner using the Unreal Engine, then as a studio within Epic, and now once again as an independent company."

According to People Can Fly, it began the process to become independent again just after launching Gears of War: Judgement. Although went on contribute on projects including Unreal Tournament and Infinity Blade 3, it also had the desire to create its own games again.

"To dive into the game development process that starts in your head, through concepts and design ideas, realized in prototypes and finally in the game, to inspire each other every minute, to create and iterate, was stronger than all the benefits of being a part of Epic group."

"We are lucky that Tim Sweeney as well as Epic’s board and its executive team members are fair and honest people and allowed us to reach for our dreams."