http://cache.kotaku.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/kotaku.com.png http://kotaku.com/tag/journey http://kotaku.com/tag/journey Journey, the drool-worthy next title from Flower's thatgamecompany, will be available for download for $14.99 on the PS3 beginning March 13. [PlayStation.Blog] More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5885651&view=rss&microfeed=true PS3 exclusive Journey, from Jenova Chen's Thatgamecompany, is now done, with Sony "working on" a release date. Can't. Wait. [Kotaku AU] More »
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The last time I showed you Journey, I showed you the desert. Let's go... underwater? More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5866499&view=rss&microfeed=true We've drooled over the beta version of Journey, a dream-like adventure game coming to the PlayStation 3. The game is quiet, mysterious, lovely, sometimes co-operative with a second player and, as of today, scheduled for a spring 2012 downloadable release. More »
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This is Journey, a downloadable game for the PlayStation 3 that is coming out this fall and looks like a dream. The game's creators at ThatGameCompany are running a beta for the Journey now, to test its quiet, anonymous multiplayer mode. More »
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Journey looks like one of 2011's most interesting—not to mention most beautiful—games, indie downloadable title or not. It was playable for a very privileged few at E3, but over the next week will be playable by a slightly less privileged few. More »
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Might be! Developed by Thatgamecompany, Journey is set in a wind-swept desert. You are a traveler, making your way over sand dunes and through ruins. More »
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Commenter Monsieur Froid returns to Speak Up on Kotaku once more to ask readers whether they want daring new intellectual property or games that build upon the tried and true. More »
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From his mouth to the screen, as seen in the PlayStation blog interview with thatgamecompany's Jenova Chen about the artistic inspirations for his upcoming PlayStation Network game Journey. More »
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What was 2010? Maybe it was the year we got past the "are-games-art" debate. Game developer Kellee Santiago hopes so. She was in the thick of it, as she discovered one very early morning back in the spring. More »
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Sorry, Nathan Drake, but you and your fully-tucked shirt are not the best thing I saw this week for the PlayStation 3. That honour goes to this trailer for Journey. More »
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Jenova Chen is the designer of genre-bending, artfully crafted games Cloud, FlOw and Flower. He's the co-founder of ThatGameCompany and the recipient of a master's degree from the University of Southern California's Interactive Media Division. He's also a cheater. More »
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flOw and Flower developer thatgamecompany is making something new, Journey, a game that's about singing, sand, hiking, cloth, surfing, astronauts and feeling small. And, in a radical departure for the team, it uses two whole buttons. More »
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thatgamecompany, the studio responsible for PSN titles Flower and Flow, have had their next game leaked a little early. Ah well. It still looks interesting! More »
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There's something for everyone in next week's additions to the Rock Band Music Store, with classics artists Journey, Pat Benatar, and...SpongeBob Squarepants taking center stage. More »
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As a wee lad, I thought the Journey arcade game was just shy of the most amazing thing I'd ever seen. Not only did the Midway game feature eye-melting digitized black and white graphics, it had a cassette player inside that played "Separate Ways" when you beat the game's five levels. Plus you were in space. Space! I was pretty easy to please back then. More »
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While they haven't been officially announced yet, three classic rock tunes have shown up on the leaderboards over at GuitarHero.com, which is pretty much a dead giveaway that they're on the way. One of the first Guitar Hero III download packs I feel is truly worth the cost, the three new songs are Journey's "Any Way You Want It", Foreigner with "Jukebox Hero", and Boston's classic "Peace of Mind". These are three songs I listened to so many times in my youth that I can actually smell them, if that makes any sense. The scent is the heady mix of incense and pot smoke slipping from under my older brother's bedroom door in the middle of the night, and the crinkled pages of the first Playboy I ever discovered in a dumpster behind my elementary school, which I secreted home to try and figure out what was wrong with those women's chests and how they could possibly urinate without the proper equipment. Even to a seven or eight year-old, these three songs are linked inexorably to sex, drugs, and rock n' roll. We'll keep you posted once Activision makes with an announcement. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=346459&view=rss&microfeed=true Call it a coincidence. Our own (be it temporary) commander and chief Ian Bogost writes a post on Journey's Atari music game, Journey Escape, the same day MTV's Stephen Totilo decides to run a piece on music games featuring, you guessed it, Journey Escape. With our own chat room filled with pleasantries such as "how is this @&#$^ possible??" and "the next time I see Totilo I'm going to %&#*@^#(*!&@)$(*@#&(*!&$@*()$ him up," I snuck away to steal Totilo's awesome vintage clip of Jouney talking about their game on MTV. Note to self: never talk about how some game blows your mind or you look like an idiot in 20 years. More »
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One more item from my collection. This one's neither rare nor particularly unfamiliar to many (although this copy is still factory sealed, perversely), but it makes for an interesting provocation. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=323503&view=rss&microfeed=true Can you help Journey escape from the arena of rock through hordes of love-crazed groupies? Affirmative. I like to think that the life system works on the principle that you can only collide with so many groupies until you are so drained that you ejaculate the spools of your intestines. Although I hope the health system works different when you collide with those "shifty-eyed promoters." Florian Eckhardt More »
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A reader who goes by the name of Numlok has started a Flickr gallery of a bunch of old video game magazine scans. There s some excellent nostalgia buried in there. But nothing beats Journey. More »
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