Gamestyle

Tag: Sony Computer Entertainment

  • Zen Pinball 2

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    Bradley Marsh
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    You know how it is, you wait for a Pinball game then two come along at once. Whilst The Pinball Arcade does a fine job of recreating real world tables, the team behind Zen Pinball took a different approach. This is more of a videogame pinball experience, but by no means does it offer up…

  • The Last of Us

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    Bradley Marsh
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    The Last Of Us is a Sony exclusive from Naughty Dog, makers of Jak & Daxter and Uncharted. It may be the most important game of the next generation, despite being the swansong from this generation. This is going to be a two part review of sorts. We’ll start with the game itself and avoid…

  • .detuned

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    Jason Julier
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    Run for cover as another ‘non-gaming’ experience has been unleashed on the PlayStation Network Store. This time it’s a musical oddity in the form of .detuned; will this succeed where Linger In The Shadows failed? This time around .detuned is a different beast to Linger in The Shadows and is less of a gaming experience…

  • Killzone 2

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    Jason Julier
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    Can it be that almost five years have passed since the arrival of the original Killzone? Hyped to a detrimental extent of being a ‘Halo-killer’, it was light-years behind the Bungie original. Has Guerrilla finally learned from its mistakes and delivered? For all the criticism levelled at the original Killzone, it certainly did harbour some…

  • Ratchet & Clank

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    Darren Jones
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    While there may be no Jak and Daxter 2 this year, Sony is doing their damndest to make sure that these 2 new oddballs more than fill the rather large gap. On first tentative looks, they seem to have succeeded; there’s a gorgeously refined Jak and Daxter graphics engine and a new pair of mismatched…

  • ICO (イコ)

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    Jason Julier
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    ICO at heart is simple yet it is hard to put into words the experience and things that await you in this stylish game from Sony. ICO in many ways it reminds me of the Canadian sci-fi film Cube, where a group of individuals are trapped within a cube complex, each room contains a puzzle…

  • Ace Combat: Distant Thunder

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    Garry Webber
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    Ace Combat 3 on the Playstation was quite possibly one of the worst examples of what can happen to a game in-between the Japanese and European releases. The original full game release in Japan had compelling and interesting game play coupled with a brilliant story using anime-styled characters and in-game chatter. However, by the time…