With the release of the PS Vita, this week was probably the busiest of the year so far. Below you’ll find the highlights from our Vita coverage, but that’s not all.
Away from the handheld arena, we’ve various reviews and previews. Including final scores for Syndicate, Crusader Kngs II and Alan Wake’s American Nightmare. Previews are led by those for Shootmania Storm and Guild Wars 2, both of which are looking quite delightful.
Then there’s the news round-up, including new info on a release date for Diablo III, a scam dating site for gamers and the launch of Killzone 3’s multiplayer as a standalone product – a decision we’re very much in favour of.
Enjoy and stay tuned for much more next week.
Image above is from Syndicate.
Reviews
Syndicate [360]- A familiar message
Crusader Kings II [PC] – Infact brothers must die
Asura’s Wrath [PS3] – Dragon ball of fire
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare [360] – Waking up, again
Vita Reviews
WipEout 2048 – Palm racing
Uncharted: Golden Abyss – Silver screen to small screen
Everybody’s Golf – Par for the course
Little Deviants – Muffed mini-games
Lumines: Electronic Symphony – Block-rocking beats
Rayman Origins – The best is back
Ten of the best PS Vita games
Previews
Guild Wars 2 – Beta first impressions
Shootmania Storm – Destruction through creation
I Am Alive – Survival in a monochromatic world
News
Diablo III release date coming in the near future
Dating site for gamers opens, but it’s all a scam
Killzone 3’s multiplayer launching as standalone product
Strategy Analytics: Vita success depends on price cut
GAME plans to close 10% of stores
PlayStation 4 to use AMD chip?
First details of Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs
Borderlands 2 due in September
Final Fantasy XIII-2 does beachwear in new DLC
IncGamers plays: Crusader Kings II
Bobby Kotick made member of Coca-Cola board
Pokemon on iTunes is a fake [Beware]
Activision claims that it doesn’t blacklist journalists
Published: Feb 24, 2012 06:01 pm