A new developer diary for upcoming PS4 title, inFamous: Second Son, was released, titled “Taking Control”, and shows how the new DualShock 4 controller is used in the game to introduce new gameplay controls and mechanics. The behind-the-scenes look at the game shows how the touch pad can be used to trigger certain powers.
Sony has released a new developer diary for upcoming PS4 FPS Killzone: Shadow Fall, as part of PlayStation’s “Conversations with creators” series. In the new video, the developers talk about what it means to them to be a launch title on the new platform. The game will be releasing towards the end of the year, exclusively available for the PS4.
Blizzard Entertainment have released an exclusive video of their upcoming action role-playing game Diablo III, where three of the developers explain how bringing the game to PS3 and PS4 has empowered them to viscerally transport players into the foreboding, demon-besieged world of Sanctuary by putting the action in the palms of their hands. According to the team, the most critical component of the Diablo III experience on the PlayStation platform is the controller.
Sony Europe has revealed that The Unfinished Swan will be released on the PlayStation Network at the end of this month. If you are a PlayStation Plus subscriber, you’ll be able to purchase the game a week earlier than everyone else. In addition to revealing the release date, the first developer diary for the game has been released too.
The Shoot is a title exclusive to PlayStation Move, an arcade shooter where you are an action hero and the PlayStation Move motion controller is your gun. You can also duck behind cover and dodge projectiles, using the PlayStation Move. There are five different themes, all spoofs of classic B-Movies: the Wild West, undersea monsters, haunted house, mobsters and a robot invasion.
We have another PlayStation Move Developer Diary for you to enjoy – this time for the title TV Superstars. TV Superstars is a game about a TV show that features a virtual “you” created using the PlayStation Eye. According to the developers, seeing yourself appear within the game is guaranteed to make you smile. You can see what the virtual “you” will look like in the video below.
EyePet was launched in Europe last yer as a PlayStation Eye title, but with PlayStation Move on the way, the title will be revamped to use the motion controller for the North American release. EyePet’s creative director, Nicolas Doucet, talks about the evolution of the title and how it came to be, and with the introduction of the Move, how EyePet is more accurate and precise – see the video below.
John McLaughlin, producer on the new PlayStation Move brawler The Fight: Lights Out, has released a Developer Diary Video talking about the upcoming PlayStation 3 exclusive. The game is currently in alpha state but the developers have done a good job in conducted a ton of motion capture to ensure that every punch, every hit reaction, every dirty move and every hard-hitting knockout makes the player feel right in the thick of the action.
