British artist Alex Brady has worked for clients like Jaguar, Land Rover, Cadillac, Adobe and Sony, and on game projects like the MotorStorm and DriftMania series. Being a guy with a degree in Transport and Product Design, and not Sticking Giant Norgs On Barbarian Women, his vehicles are a lot more interesting than…
MotorStorm: Pacific Rift, released in 2008, and its PSP counterpart MotorStorm Arctic Edge (2009) are losing their online play features on October 1. An announcement on Sony's UK PlayStation site said servers for those two games and SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 3 (also PSP) will be closed on that date.
Games are a commercial endeavor, complete with cross-promotional marketing. Sometimes the messages have questionable
Don't you worry, Evolution Studios plans to keep the end of the world going on for as long as possible.
There was supposed to be chaos. There was supposed to be confusion. There was supposed to be collapse. There's wasn't any, of course.
Disaster racer MotorStorm Apocalypse's rolling out has been a...disaster. The game features buildings falling down, which led to a delayed release in earthquake-affected New Zealand
Motorstorm: Apocalypse is a fun, frenetic rolling tour through a world torn asunder by natural devastation.
Since its origins as a PlayStation 3 concept video, Motorstorm has always been known as a series with great visuals. Six years and three console games later, the Motorstorm series still looks damn good. We put three of the PS3 games side-by-side to get a closer look at how the game's graphics have changed over time.
This is natural disaster as roller coaster ride.
After being delayed everywhere else
MotorStorm Apocalypse was delayed in New Zealand
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has cancelled "a small number of projects" formerly in development across its British studios. The same studios that make games like WipeOut.
The box art for MotorStorm: Apocalypse, which got its release date earlier today. U.S. is on the left, Europe's on the right. Once again, the Old World got the winner; apparently dune buggies move product in North America. [via Playstation.Blog]
The folks putting out the party-at-the-end-of-the-world racer MotorStorm: Apocalypse revealed another course with six new screenshots today. They vow that "Skyline" is winnable by all 16 vehicle classes. I'm sure I'll go nuts figuring out how for six of them.
Evolution Studios is leaving the vistas of Monument Valley and the lush jungles of the Pacific for an experience more deadly and destructive with MotorStorm: Apocalypse, it's latest combative racer for the PlayStation 3. Oh, it's in 3D!
The French site PS3Gen claims to have gotten its hands on "stolen" images of MotorStorm 3, purporting to show the PS3-exclusive racer set in a San Francisco of collapsed buildings and raging fires.
So, the PS3 is now ready for 3D gaming
I'm a big fan of the MotorStorm series. So count me among those who take Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's recent (as in, Friday) registry of a MotorStorm 3 domain as good news, not just a company hedging for future plans.
Europe's budget line for PlayStation 3 games, the Platinum range, last week expanded by four titles, each going for £20 (€30). Strangely, they all seem to be using the old box format
MotorStorm: Arctic Edge will release in UMD format on Sept. 29 - delaying the downloadable version of the game until Oct. 1, just in time for the PSPgo's debut.
Kotaku has confirmed with several Target locations that a new 80GB PlayStation 3 Greatest Hits bundle will be available on March 29th, with Motorstorm and Resistance thrown in for free.
Like every online game these days, MotorStorm 2 has a few issues. A few glitches. Well, Sony have let us know that those glitches are to be addressed in a patch due for release soon.
Sony have two in-house racing developers. Evolution Studios, who do MotorStorm, and SCEE Liverpool, who do WipeOut. Seems a bit silly having two teams doing the one genre, doesn't it? Does to Sony.
