Andriasang: Upgrade early PS3 racer to 3D visuals early next month for a single coin.
Sony Computer Entertainment has announced its new line up for the budget priced PS3 the Best brand. That line-up includes: Afrika Uncharted LittleBigPlanet Gundam: Target In Sight Eternal Sonata Ridge Racer 7 All these games will be out on September 3 for the equivalent of US$31 - save for Eternal Sonata, which is priced at $39.
Playstation Home and software maker's collaboration officially starts on Dec. 18, 2008 in Japan. Bandai Namco will provide a Tekken, Soul Calibur and Ridge Racer Lounge and a bigger Namco Museum Arcade Lounge starting the 18th. Nippon Ichi Software will start to sell items, cloths and furniture in the Home Marketplace. Bandai Namco will also provide cloths and items in the market place. There will also be Christmas related items and cloths from Sony Entertainment. Right now there are already Siren Lounge and Everybody's Golf Lounge available in the Japanese Home. Pics are added in the Story Images, or follow the link to Famitsu to see them.
Exclusive to PS3 Attitude, this month's chart sees Assassin's Creed hold the top spot, and GTA: IV makes it's debut on the pre-rent chart - but not at the Number One position.
Sony Japan is set to continue a PlayStation tradition with the PlayStation 3: an official budget lineup. A Japanese online retailer has posted listings for the first set of PS3 titles to fall under the new PlayStation 3 the Best lineup. According to the retailer, PS3 owners in Japan will soon be able to pick up PlayStation 3 the Best versions of Resistance, FolksSoul, Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Gundam: Target in Sight, and Ridge Racer 7 for 3,800 yen ($35 USD) each. All five will arrive on 3/19.
There was a time that console owners looked forward to home ports of Ridge Racer arcade games. Now, the reverse is true. Bandai Namco is taking a home-based Ridge Racer game and turning it into an arcade attraction. Ridge Racer 7 is being reborn as Ridge Racer 7 3D Version. The arcade attraction makes use of a special television that uses filters to make the images come out at players. You have to wear special glasses to see the effect, although different from classic 3D glasses, these look like standard single-colored shades. For bystanders, the game screen looks blurry, like two slightly displaced images overlain.
Gamerzines, the site behind the free magazines for Xbox 360, PC games, PSP and DS, has launched its free PlayStation 3 magazine to co-incide with the UK launch of the console. As with other Gamerzines, the magazine is written by professional games journalists and offered for free in a digital format. All that is required is Adobe Reader 8 on a PC. The magazine is enhanced with videos and multimedia that play on the pages themselves. Issue 1 is available for download immediately and covers every single European launch game, as well as lengthy preview feature highlighting their pick of the top 20 games still to come on the PS3 this year. The magazine is to publish a new issue for free every month from launch, to match the other existing Gamerzines for other platforms.
Leading video games publisher and developer NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. announced today that racing fans are now able to experience AA A their first taste of its recently launched next-gen racing game, Ridge Racer 7, for free by downloading its first demo via the PLAYSTATION Network. The action-packed drift racing demo is now available for download, to play on the PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system and will include a 3-lap arcade mode where players will have eight cars to choose from and a chance to race against 13 other AI cars for the full Ridge Racer experience. Boasting 5.1 channel surround sound, a hot music track, and running on full-HD,1080p, the new Ridge Racer 7 demo gives players a taste of the fun and addictive racing experience that Ridge Racer games are known for.
Here is the ol Gamefly Top 10 most requested list. Lost Planet, Crackdown, and Battlestations: Midway hold the top 3, while Wario Ware Smooth Moves and God of War II for the PS2 plug away at the coveted top spot. Ridge Racer 7 is at the top of the Playstation 3 list. Queue up the full list...
Australians still haven't been told exactly when in March the PlayStation 3 is set to launch, but at least local gamers are beginning to get a firm idea of exactly what games can be expected. Sony Computer Entertainment Australia (SCEA) has now confirmed five of its titles will be there from the PS3's first day of sale, bringing the expected number of launch games to 17. In a statement, SCEA confirmed Formula One Championship Edition, MotorStorm, Genji: Days of the Blade, Resistance: Fall of Man and Ridge Racer 7 would all be PS3 launch titles in Australia. No further details--such as a more specific launch date for the new console--were mentioned. The Sony games join an expanding list of expected launch titles from other publishers, including Virtua Fighter 5 from Sega and Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 from Ubisoft. The current list of Australian PS3 launch titles--gathered from each publisher's latest release schedules--is provided below. Activision Call of Duty 3 Tony Hawk's Project 8 Marvel Ultimate Alliance Sega Sonic the Hedgehog Virtua Fighter 5 Full Auto 2: Battle Lines World Snooker Championship 2007 Sony Computer Entertainment Formula One Championship Edition MotorStorm Genji: Days of the Blade Resistance: Fall of Man Ridge Racer 7 Ubisoft Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas
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