Reach for the sky
We don't know too much about how BioShock Infinite will use PlayStation Move, but Irrational Games head guy Ken Levine is certainly impressed with how the controller has been implemented in flagship shooter Killzone 3.
Hot stuff?
You knew it would happen sooner or later: the snazzy Flare Red 3DS console is leaving Japan and coming to North America next month.
On 12th August Nintendo of America officially drops the price of 3DS to $169.99, and is compensating anyone who bought the machine at its earlier, higher price with 20 free Virtual Games from the eShop. What if there was a way to get both — the cheaper console and free games? Could you have your cake and eat it?
Curses, nearly time to venture out in the terrible York weather. I hate you, rain. I hate you so much
XMB tweaked too
Updating your PS3 is the gift that just keeps on giving, and now system software version 3.70 is out with a few new additions.
Have woken up in a far better mood today. Shame about this weather but ready to kick today's backside. Bring it on, Wednesday.
Get up
James Brown's classic tune Get Up (I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine, Pt 1 is one of three new songs heading to Dance Central next week.
Doing some looting. So far have grabbed a terrible scattergun and a Maliwan balanced burst shock shield. Not bad so far.
Police on every street corner in York city centre and heard several fire engines with sirens on too. What's going on Yorkies?
Digs controller too
Electronic Arts' chief operating officer Peter Moore has been around the block once or twice in this industry. He first came to gamers' attention at SEGA of America before he moved to spearhead Microsoft's Xbox and Xbox 360, and he was recently promoted to COO of the company after being president of its EA Sports division. He's known for being a straight-talker, and in a recent interview praised Nintendo's vision with the new Wii U console.
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