The world of LittleBigPlanet is an expandable one filled with creativity and joy for all players of different skill levels. It’s no surprise to us that MediaMolcule would premiere fresh information about their upcoming sequel, LittleBigPlanet 2.

LittleBigPlanet 2 adds in a new features and different ways to create your own LBP original story. MediaMolecule also adds in a new camera and music feature to create your own cutscene and music.
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The latest installment of Sucker Punch’s Infamous 2 seems to be growing and growing as they release new information about their upcoming title. Here is a new trailer shown at the 2010 Games Convention!  Check it out below, as well as the screenshots!

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Let’s be honest here, this games seems to attract a different audience in a sort of way, but it also may benefit the rest of us Ratchet fans to check it out. I’m kind of iffy on it being a casual experience, as some would say, but it can’t be so bad.

This game frightens me when it comes to the way it may looks, and how it will play.

C0-Op Ratchet and Clank? Ratchet Deadlock had an excellent co-op feature, but this strains quiet the distance from that. Hopefully Insomniac will allow user feed back and let us test it out before releasing. Anyway, here’s Ratchet and Clank: All4One.

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No only did Insomniac announce a new Ratchet and Clank game, they’re also in the process of creating a new Resistance game for the PlayStation 3. This comes off as ver exciting news for fans of both franchises and I hope we get to see a lot more soon. I’m very curious about Resistance 3.

To wet your appetite, we have found the Resistance 3 teaser trailer for you. Check it out below!

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The  cries for a PlayStation version of Mass Effect have been going on since the game was first released on the Xbox 360 a few years back. The popular RPG Third Person Shooter will finally be making it’s PlayStation 3 debut next year in 2011. For the first time ever, PlayStation 3 players will be able to join Shepard in his quest on a Bluray disc .

EA And Bioware announced it earlier today at GamesCon and it seems like they’re mighty excited to premiere the game on PlayStation 3. Don’t believe the news is true? Check out the official Mass Effect 2 teaser below. Not much has been unveiled about the game’s DLC or any extra content for that matter. However, we’ll be keeping you all updated on the news as it happens! Continue Reading

Today on the PlayStation Blog, Sony unveiled a teaser to their much anticipated DC Universe Online MMO for the PlayStation 3 and PC. The teaser primarily advertises the full trailer that will premiere on Spike TV this friday @ 12:30am.

This trailer will give fans an idea of the story that will unfold within the game and as you can see, some of our heroes seem to have gone rogue. DC Universe Online will feature a star-studded cast with voice over talents from Joker legend, Mark Hamill to the Dark Knight himself, Kevin Conroy and James Marsters as Lex Luther.

Stay tuned for the full trailer this Friday night at 12:30am on Spike TV. And remember: the next legend is you!

View the E3 2010 Trailer below!

Shank blends classic side-scrolling action gameplay and unique stylized 2D art direction with a revenge story penned by award-winning game writer Marianne Krawczyk. The game was recently nominated for multiple “Best of E3” awards. Shank will be available for download on the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Store on August 24th (PSN) and 25th (XBLM)

We committed ourselves completely during the development of Shank and it’s been extremely gratifying to see the support we’ve received from the gaming community and press,” said Jamie Cheng, CEO of Klei Entertainment.

“Watching people play and seeing them smile; it’s fantastic to see them latch onto the things we love most about Shank — the art, the story and of course the gameplay.”

Shank tells a classic story of gangland betrayal through a mature, pulp-fiction lens. Gamers will play as Shank, getting their hands bloody as they uncover the secrets behind Shank’s past and the reasons he is hell-bent on revenge. With a deep and intuitive combat system, players unleash a tremendous number of creative combinations as they take down the waves of enemies standing in their path. Shank also features a special co-operative mission, designed to be played with a friend locally, which tells the backstory to frame the revenge plot. This prequel mission allows players to play as Shank or his partner-in-crime Falcone, with deadly double-team moves and gameplay that encourages teamwork.

According to UK internet retailer, Play.com, Microsoft’s Xbox 360: Kinect will only support two players per game with 6 active users. From what we read, we can assume “2 active players” means two player gameplay. The “6  people” most likely relates to ability to read Live Avatars.

We’re not sure about you, but the way Microsoft marketed the device was to make it seem like it was a device for not only a single player experience, but a multiplayer party experience as well. I’m sure that when we get the impression “Party Experience” we assume four-player action. I feel this is going to ruin Kinects credibility if this isn’t a typo.

According to Play.com, there are the product specifications:

Requirements

Sensor Colour and depth-sensing lenses Voice microphone array Tilt motor for sensor adjustment Fully compatible with existing Xbox 360 consoles Field of View Horizontal field of view: 57 degrees Vertical field of view: 43 degrees Physical tilt range: ± 27 degrees Depth sensor range: 1.2m – 3.5m Data Streams 320×240 16-bit depth @ 30 frames/sec 640×480 32-bit colour@ 30 frames/sec 16-bit audio @ 16 kHz Skeletal Tracking System Tracks up to 6 people, including 2 active players Tracks 20 joints per active player Ability to map active players to LIVE Avatars Audio System LIVE party chat and in-game voice chat (requires Xbox LIVE Gold Membership) Echo cancellation system enhances voice input Speech recognition in multiple This information is based on specifications supplied by manufacturers and should be used for guidance only.