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Sony confirms LittleBigPlanet Karting is a real thing
Sackboy's getting his own kart racing game... but does he need one? Kart racing looks to be getting another mascot, as Sony has confirmed the return of Sackboy and his sack friends in LittleBigPlanet Karting.
Read more...BAFTA's Bonkers Nominations Announced - News
Resistance 3 is an online browser game? Wha? [Posted 16 Feb 2012 by Svend Joscelyne] The nominations for this years BAFTA Video Game Awards have been revealed, and the organisation seems to have gone a bit silly in its old age - it's gone and listed Resistance 3 and Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure as candidates for the Online Browser Game award. Don't worry though, the chaps at BAFTA haven't ...
Read more...ModNation Racers PS Vita: Online MP A 'Rehashed Feature' - Dev
SCE San Diego Studio offers up controversial reason for pulling online multiplayer from handheld kart racer. ModNation Racers won't have online multiplayer on PS Vita because the development team at SCE San Diego didn't want to "rehash features" from previous games in the series. Referring to some gamers' disappointment that ModNation Racers: Road Trip will skip online multiplayer (although ad ...
Read more...Merger creates biggest PH online gaming firm
MAKATI CITY, METRO MANILA – Former rivals IP E-Game and Level-Up! have announced an agreement to merge their online game publishing businesses. In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange or PSE, IP E-Game Ventures said both companies signed the agreement on February 14. It stated that most of E-Game’s titles and assets will be transferred to Level-Up!’s associated online game publishing ...
Read more...FEATURE: Have we lost the kids games market?
It was September 2003 when THQ released Finding Nemo. The Traveller’s Tales-developed adventure based on the hit Disney/Pixar movie was a phenomenon. It shifted millions worldwide. In the UK alone it sold over 500,000 units on just PS2 and Game Boy Advance. Fast forward to February 2011 and THQ CEO Brian Farrell told investors: “We are in the process of exiting the kids video games business ...
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