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#psn
Sony Puts In-Theatres Movie On PlayStation Store
Earlier this week, Sony accidentally offered Armored - a movie that's still playing in theatres - for download on the PlayStation Store. What's more, they offered it for free. Whoops. More » -
#thegooch
Final Fantasy Creator Working On iPhone Game
Hironobu Sakaguchi, creator of the Final Fantasy series and boss of Lost Odyssey developers Mistwalker, isn't just working on a "long-awaited new blockbuster project". He's doing an iPhone game as well. More » -
#xbox360
360 Avatars Get Dead Space, NBA & NCAA Outfits
Not everybody has the week off, it seems, as somebody at Microsoft had to be around to flick the switch on new avatar clothing ranges that include Dead Space cosplay and official NBA & NCAA jerseys. More » -
#clips
Real Bird Attacks Fake Chocobo
Watch, as some guy's pet bird spots a Chocobo on a can of FFXIII "elixir" and goes straight for the eyes. More » -
#mmo
So Some Guy Spent Over $300,000 On A Virtual Item
Earlier this year, I bought a house for $360,000. It was a scary investment, yes, but also one that gave me somewhere to live. I just can't see buying a virtual item for $330,000 being as practical. More » -
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#ffxiii
Final Fantasy XIII Avatar Pets Flutter Onto Xbox Live
Announced last month, those little Final Fantasy chocobo playthings for your 360 avatar are now being sent out to select Xbox Live users. More » -
#art
Movie Posters Hijacked, Turned Into Game Posters
Give the kids at Something Awful a brief and directions to employ PhotoShop and they'll generally come back with something special. Latest example being these movie posters, re-purposed as video game posters. More »
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#google
Google Bringing Games To YouTube?
Google applied for a patent earlier this year called "Web-Based System for Generation of Interactive Games Based on Digital Videos". Translation: bringing games to YouTube. Interesting. More » -
#arcsystemworks
Guilty Gear Gearing Up For 360, PS3
Series creator Daisuke Ishiwatari has revealed that Arc System Works are looking at bringing a new entry in the Guilty Gear series to the PS3 and Xbox 360. More »
