Sony Japan have today announced details of it’s UMD Passport system. By downloading an application to a PSP it entitles a user to register the game and re-download it on the PlayStation Vita or PSP Go. A great idea since the Vita will not fit in any PSP UMD devices. The service registers the game to the player’s account and provides a unique code which means multiple downloads of games isn’t possible. Read On
Playerthree today announced that their latest title, Rumble Trucks, will be hitting the PlayStation Network as part of their PlayStation Mini Series very shortly.
Lord Voldemort and Bellatrix Le Strange star in the latest trailer for LEGO Harry Potter Years 5-7. The game takes place between the last 4 films and 3 books and brings them together the traditional LEGO comedy one would expect from the folks over at Travellers Tales. As well as a new trailer we are treated to some gorgeous screenshots from the game. Read On
Konami Digital Entertainment today announced that their flagship football game, Pro Evolution Soccer, will be released in just a few months on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. PES 2012 goes further than in previous titles to give gamers more control than any other football game on the market.
SNK Playmore USA today announced that they will be releasing two new games ontoo the NEOGEO Station, which is featuring on the PlayStation 3 and the PSP. The two new titles will appear on on the PlayStation Network on the 19th July 2011.
Japan Expo is one of the biggest conventions dedicated to Japan in Europe, if not the world. With Japanese producers of anime and videogames flying into France to display their wares, it’s not surprising to see some announcements. Namco Bandai have now confirmed that Naturo Shippuden will appear on the PlayStation Portable, and will be titled Naturo Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Impact.
Sony took to the stage 20 minutes late and as their conference started it was clear that they have three key focuses of the coming year: PlayStation Move, The NGP and bringing 3D to everyone. In a structured conference there was little in terms of showing off the games and it was clearly rehearsed several times. Read On
Tuesday is this week’s Monday – it’s confusing all of us here at VGamingNews as we sat in front of our office computers hoping for the day to end, and fast. Yet, just because Monday is over doesn’t mean that the weekly videogame charts didn’t turn up – they did. This week there’s a lot to look at and predictably a certain game is still on top, with the other trailing well behind.
Konami have today announced the next game in the popular PES series. The game is due out in the Autumn on all the home consoles, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii. A PSP and oddly enough a PlayStation 2 version will be available as well. Konami have been working closely with fans of the series to provide the most real and entertaining entry in the series to date. Read On
The yearly installment of Fifa has been announced by EA today. The game is due out as normal in Q3 this year. FIFA 12 improves on previous installments including a new Player Impact Engine, a physics engine built to deliver real-world physicality in every interaction on the pitch. Challenging for the ball, winning possession, and testing each other physically have all been improved. Players feel more resilient, push and pull during the fight for possession, and recover from light challenges more easily. Read On
