PUBLIC MARKS from mrongos with tag "PS3 Previews"

We’ve done these before, but we’re going to keep these fresh in your mind so you would never, ever forget about them! They need our love and… stuff.

So, sitting in your room alone, destroying massive robots with your own massive robot, you think to yourself “gee, this AI isn’t bad, but

Are you a fan of the rap/hip-hop movement? Do you like fighting? How about games about one, or both? …Play the other iterations of Def Jam? How about another question? Anyway, seems the PS3 will be receiving the next Def Jam (not “deaf”, because spelling things inkorrectlee is kewl) and it’s promising to be awesome to your ears and your fingers.

Electronic Arts has gone on record… about its upcoming titles. Most importantly are two of their more high-profile games — Crysis and Army of Two. Let us recall briefly that the former is a pretty crazy looking shooter for the PC (although they’ve gained quite an ego…

Can’t wait to get your hands on another version of the gritty, grim, grimy, greasy (?) battles of World War II? Didn’t get enough of that insane FPS action in the last Call of Duty or Medal of Honor title? Even so… is the thrill of playing through, arguably, the same battles in a different lens not enough? How about some massive online

The popular Dark Horse Comics demon hero, Hellboy, is receiving the royal video game treatment thanks to the same fellow who brought us the decent-to-great movie (debatable… never saw it, but got mixed reactions from friends), Guillermo Del Toro.

Getting tired of Castlevania? Don’t want to watch Brad Pitt and a very young Kirsten Dunst in Interview with a Vampire anymore? Fear not, lovers of the children of the night (since, as far as we know, none of you actually are

Let’s talk about the information first, because there’s a little bit of everything and it’s not easy to connect it all to a common theme. Ridge Racer 7 has taking a strong focus on the machine customization function lately. Namco promises an almost unlimited customization, stickers, color rings, etc. Also, this will be the first time that a Korean manufacturer’s (Sinseong Motors) car will make an appearance on the Ridge Racer

This is a follow-up to our coverage on the new info about Dark Sector a while back. Hmm, it seems that isn’t new info anymore. Steve Sinclair, the game’s designer, offered up this info about the new new changes:

The man we’re talking about is Ted Price, who is very, almost surprisingly, good at keeping up with reader requests on his blog at IGN.

Do you like a) pop-punk b) hip-hop c) power metal? Any variation of said genres (post-punk, hardcore, rap, melodic power metal,

Mouthblog. Mmmm. There have been a lot of people asking a lot of questions about the anticipated Resistance: Fall of Man. Questions that, when answered, would no longer be questions. With that not-unflawless logic in mind, Insomniac’s Ted Price has decided to do just that — answer questions. Let’s listen in to the good ones, shall we?

After a nice nap, we’re ready to bring you the White Knight Story trailer. Some of you may have already seen it, but if you haven’t (even if you have) then check this out. This is gameplay footage

We’ve got a link to some screens here… screens o’ Tails for the PS360 Sonic title. Did you like that? Who would have ever thought of combining those two consoles?

You may be wondering why, all of a sudden, we’re doing an entire post on a few measly screenshots? Fanboyism, of course! Unknown Realms has been a fairly elusive PS3 title, and for good reason. Kouji Okada is behind this game — for those who are really into knowing the names of people behind their games,

lectronic Arts… the grandfather of sports titles. They’re moving into skateboarding now with SKATE. Danny Way, a respected individual in the art of skating upon a board, has opted to be the poster child for this game. If this game works out,

There are only a zillion Metal Gear Solid 4 trailers floating the internet, but YouTube has a new one tossed up from the Tokyo Game Show. There is what seems like gameplay footage, but it’s still

Did Enchanted Arms not deliver on the “next-gen RPG” front? Are you looking for something that is promising to blow you away? White Knight Story is starting to

There’s always that one game series that pleases whoever plays it, but it doesn’t exactly pop up in daily “I wish…” conversations. It’s sort of an… unspoken respect, or something. Zone of the Enders is like that. They’re great games (even though many, many people bought the first game for the included Metal Gear Solid 2 demo…) but they don’t exactly get voiced as such. The silent masses? Well, time to let your voice be heard — Zone of the Enders 3 is officially in development.

Rockstar has a new game, LA Noire, headed for the PS3 and it looks mighty interesting. “L.A. Noire blends action, detection and complex storytelling and draws players into an open-ended challenge to solve a series of gruesome murders. Set in a perfectly recreated Los Angeles before freeways, with a post-war backdrop of corruption, drugs and jazz, L.A. Noire will truly blend cinema and gaming.”

It’s been a little while since we’ve heard about Level 5’s White Knight Story, arguably one of the coolest games shown at TGS, less arguably and more accepted as the most badass RPG shown at TGS. Akihiro Hino, producer of White Knight Story, sat down for a quickie with IGN recently. There, some interesting pieces of information were revealed… mostly resulting in mad respect points.

This game looks pretty cool. What should be especially noted in the trailer is the music. It’s spooky! This game would make a perfect Halloween 2007 release. But hey, that’s random speculation and suggestion (take the suggestion, oh game designers!). This’ll probably be the last TGS video we put up and as such, we must ask you, the readers: what game shown at TGS are you most looking forward to? We’d like it if you kept it to PS3 titles and if none interested you, don’t worry, then you can relax and see what everyone else is excited about.

We can get our speed on with the blue hedgehog by the end of this year, assuming our release date coincides with Japan’s. Sega announced today that the PS3 version of Sonic the Hedgehog will grace the Playstation 3 on December 21st at a price point of 6800 yen (the same as the current gen game prices, apparently). Also announced was the price of Sega Golf Club… it’s also 6800 yen. No word on the 360 version of the game yet. Does this portend well for American game prices? Not really — Japan doesn’t have a singular price of games. We can probably expect a $60 price tag on our games, as previously asserted by Activision. Some bigger titles may run up to $70, but hey, that might tack on the “special edition” label to somehow make it easier to swallow. Nevertheless, let us hope Sonic comes stateside by the end of the year — we want to move really, really, really fast. Now then, let’s go play Ogre Battle 64 (quite possibly the slowest pacing ever in a game… still amazing, but damn is it sluggish).

A gameplay video of Coded Arms Assault is now available for your viewing pleasure. It looks all right. It doesn’t seem like too much of a separation from standard FPS titles, but it’s worth a look if you’re an FPS junkie. There’s also a gorgeous Ridge Racer 7 gameply video. It looks better than all right. Mostly awesome. Just look at that gorgeous car go around that gorgeous track… and rear-end that other car. It’s pretty sweet. Also, a Ninja Gaiden Sigma trailer is up and running. If you guys were right, those who’ve played Ninja Gaiden Black won’t see too much new here. But then again, maybe so. Let us know. Here’s a gameplay video of Lair also. What can we say? Dragons, flying, destruction… it’s something special, to be sure. Lastly, there’s a gameplay video of Devil May Cry 4. Besides the fact the person playing it has no idea what he’s doing (sorry, but it’s true, unless the controls have changed completely), the game looks astoundingly good. Bias? Sure. But it does. If you mention the cape/sword clipping, that’s true, but that in no way should detract from your enjoyment of the game. Anyway, we’ll keep you informed of other game videos and other stuff as we get our news from the Joystiq staff that had the honor of being there.