Tecmo Koei have revealed the box art for Dead or Alive 5, which releases on the PS3 towards the end of September. In addition, screenshots of the “White Bunny” pre-order costume were revealed too (see below).
At the China Joy event in Beijing this week, Sony held a Gran Turismo 5 event with series producer Kazunori Yamauchi. At the Q&A session, Yamauchi talked about Gran Turismo 6 and a PS Vita version of Gran Turismo.
Square-Enix have released a new trailer for Final Fantasy XIV (or at least the updated version of it). The new trailer shows off the improvements made to the game in version 2.0 of the game, which will be released on the PS3 next year.
A new version of the BBC Sports App Beta is now available and it’s equipped with new features, more coverage and many, many more pixels. Just in time for the Olympics Opening Ceremony later today, the new app now supports HD footage across the live events.
Mastertronic have announced the ‘Worms Collection’ for PS3, featuring Worms, Worms Ultimate Mayhem and Worms 2: Armageddon, plus an additional six DLC packs. The collection will be released in the UK on 31st August.
THQ has released a new trailer for upcoming sequel to Darksiders. The trailer, titled ‘Death Comes for All’ shows Death, one of the most feared of the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse, taking on The Crowfather as the Earth once again finds itself caught in the crossfire between Angels and Demons.
Infinity Ward have revealed that new DLC for Modern Warfare 3 will be available in mid-August. The DLC, titled ‘Terminal’, was released on the Xbox 360 last week and will be available on the PS3 from August 16th.
Sony will be going “family friendly” with the PlayStation 3 this Christmas, according to the latest Game Informer magazine, which features an interview with Shuhei Yoshida. “Our strategy for Christmas is to go big on family-friendly titles,” he said.
Sony will be re-releasing Gran Turismo 5 this year, as a ‘complete’ “Academy Edition” to celebrate the recent GT Academy competition. The “Academy Edition” which will contain the original game and DLC content that was previously released as paid-for premium content on the PlayStation Store.
It looks like some Hong Kong and Singapore PlayStation Plus accounts have been granted access to a PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale beta. The beta is free to download, but appears to be limited to those two regions for the time being.
