I. AM. CANADIAN.more canada day celebration:
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2010/07/01/celebrate-canada-day-with-the-playstation-video-store/
thanks.
I. AM. CANADIAN.more canada day celebration:
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2010/07/01/celebrate-canada-day-with-the-playstation-video-store/
According to Hello Games' Sean Murray, the creators of the PSN exclusive stunt racer ran into some surprising, arguably boneheaded opinions when pitching the title. Murray said at today's Develop Conference that despite the following suggestions from top idea men, first week sales topped 50,000 copies.
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[List of comments from publishers]
"Collecting giant coins feels unrealistic to me"
"I can see this working as a Facebook app"
"We want games that are less about fun right now"
"Can Joe be a monkey? We like Monkeys"
That's a decent number of sales for a game made by like what...3 guys ?
I haven't bought the game. Now that PS+ thing delays my purchase to see if a deal will comeby "shortly".
I was very happy to get a DD version of LBP by the way, as it's really a game that benefits from being able to boot it up for a short bit of play as much as a game like Joe Danger does.
I haven't bought the game. Now that PS+ thing delays my purchase to see if a deal will comeby "shortly".
What's the start up time like for LBP when run off of the hard drive?
Cheers
This go around we have a little chat with Ana Kronschnabl, FluffyLogic CEO about their recently announced PSN title Eat Them! It was only last month at E3 where we first saw the game and because I am a fan of Rampage it caught my attention quickly. For some more info on the game keep it locked here as we will be following it closely.
Couldn't find a movie yesterday, but someone made a high-res youtube since then, so here it is. This guy has the motion blur/trail thing on for the ball though, which I strongly recommend turning off, because the game looks 10x nicer and realistic without it, imho.
I got my first trophy for it yesterday, wasn't too hard. The table is easy in that you don't die quickly, but hard in that you can flip around without scoring big points if you don't focus on figuring out what to do. I got the multi-ball a few times already though and its rather hilarious, in that periodically gravity is shut off and the balls start floating everywhere. The robot / mars lander / spider thing that walks around and positions itself at various points in the table and kicks your balls back into play, or the space shuttle mini-game where balls are picked up and placed into the cargo hold from various locations is also pretty fun.
It's a good addition, like it better than the Sorcery one. Again more than worth its measly 2 euro or whatever it is in your currency.
If you've ever played Angry Birds, the headline above has already made your day. If you've played Angry Birds only to have a friend / significant other snatch it away -- a cruel reminder of your iPhone-less existence -- then the above headline has undoubtedly left you positively elated. Yes, Chillingo's Joe Wee has confirmed to The Sun that the addictive, Boom Blox-esque puzzler is headed to "Nintendo DS, Sony PSP and PS3."