Critically beloved but still not the most popular kid in class, the funky-haired, no-limbed Rayman is still chugging along. Today, we learned he's getting a fourth game, which publisher Ubisoft announced will hit stores in time for the ...
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6 Apr 2006

Rayman returns

PS2 News | Rayman Raving Rabbids

Thursday 6 April 2006 Publisher Ubisoft has announced that it will release Rayman 4 this Christmas for next-gen and current-gen machines. Michel Ancel, superstar creator of platforming hero Rayman and the excellent Beyond Good & Evil, will spearhead the development of the latest game in the cartoon action series. Ubisoft expects the new Rayman "to sweep players off their feet," an ambitious leap for the decade-spanning Rayman series. But with Ancel at the creative wheel, we're hoping Rayman ...
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13 Jun 2006

Real World Golf swings again

PS2 News | Real World Golf 2007

Tuesday 13 June 2006 Real World Golf 2007, sequel to the first Gametrak-enabled golfing game, is heading to PS2 and PC later this year, giving owners of the direct-input device something else to play with. Just click on the image tab to see the first images, showing the sequel's new features - the Swing Trainer and Impact Analyser. Gametrak's unique design means there is no need for a control pad. With the aid of a device on the floor, attached via cords to a pair of gloves, your movements are ...
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1 Oct 2007

PS2 does motion-sensitive gaming

PS2 News | RealPlay Pool

October 01, 2007 This Christmas, PS2 gamers will be able to play motion-sensitive games. We may not be talking Wii Sports here, but this is a commendable step in the right direction. Having played three different titles, each available for £29.99 with a motion-sensitive controller, we can say that it works. Not quite as well as a Wii-mote, but it still works. The three games in question are Realplay Puzzlesphere, Realplay Pool and Realplay Racing. Take a look at the video and then we'll ...
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1 Oct 2007

PS2 does motion-sensitive gaming

PS2 News | RealPlay Puzzlesphere

1 Oct 2007

PS2 does motion-sensitive gaming

PS2 News | RealPlay Racing

27 Feb 2004

Red Dead Revolver: It lives!

PS2 News | Red Dead Revolver

Rockstar have released three (yes, three!) new shots of Red Dead Revolver, the third-person wild west shooter that originally began life as a Capcom game.Now being developed by Rockstar San Diego, the game is set in the 1880s and sees you play as a young gunslinger called Red, who must gain revenge against the rogue Mexican general who slayed his family.The gameplay is largely arcade-style and offers a generous arsenal of around 30 weapons - including pistols, rifles, shotguns, and dynamite - ...
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25 Apr 2007

The Red Star actually released

PS2 News | The Red Star

We get a lot of mail here at the GamesRadar offices. Games, contest entries, press materials by the yak-load, the latest pile of scrawlings calling us biased for one article or another... all sorts of things, arriving in volumes that can give the mailman a career-threatening backache. But we've rarely had such a satisfying delivery as the one we received today, in an average, unassuming padded envelope: a final copy of The Red Star for PlayStation 2, courtesy of EBgames.com. What's that? ...
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31 Jul 2006

Reservoir Dogs trailer shows its face

PS2 News | Reservoir Dogs

Eidos has released a trailer of its forthcoming action game, Reservoir Dogs, giving us a sneaky glimpse of what happened during the infamous heist that was the unseen centerpiece of the entire film. The action game is based on the 1991 Quentin Tarantino film, but will concentrate on the events that weren't seen in the movie and so will hopefully provide a few answers to such questions as: just how psycho did Mr. Blonde actually get? Where did Mr. Pink hide the loot? And what happened to Mr. ...
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12 May 2006

E3 06: Reservoir Dogs off the leash

PS2 News | Reservoir Dogs

"We want to keep you in the Reservoir Dogs experience," says Volatile, the developer of Reservoir Dogs. And it's doing just that by exploring deeper into the events of the Quentin Tarantino hit film. We've been close up to the action, and can report for sure that the game is doing well to echo the flavor and atmosphere. That is, it's swearier than 10 drunken sailors and plenty ...
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