Take a step back through time and witness Joystiq's prior offenses of Grand Theft Auto.
GTA through the ages: a retrospective
Take a step back through time and witness Joystiq's prior offenses of Grand Theft Auto.
Family Album: Take-Two Interactive
Many of the games made at Take-Two's various studios could very well be games you've been impatiently anticipating. Could any of you see these future titles with EA's stamp all over them? What are these games and the studios that make them, you ask? Check out Joystiq's Take-Two family album to find out.
Take a look at Joystiq's Take Two family album
New Soulcalibur IV screens detail ladies, man, beast
Gallery: Soulcalibur IV
Huge collection of new Gran Turismo 5 Prologue images
To mix things up a bit, we've snuck a photograph taken at a racetrack into the gallery. First person to find it wins a grand selection of prizes which, sadly, don't actually exist. It will be a fun exercise in futility, nonetheless. The gallery can be found below - go and have a look.
Gallery: Gran Turismo 5 Prologue October screens
Swagwatch™: Metal Gear Solid 4 loot from Konami's press meeting
At Konami's pre-TGS press conference, attendees were given a collection of intriguing artifacts which ranged from bizarre to chucklesome to really pretty cool. A bottle of Konami and Winning Eleven branded water is promised to make you fit, healthy and beautiful, just like Konami's upcoming games. Apparently.
Another priceless relic included in the bundle is what appears to be a dishcloth with the Konami code written on it. Just in case you needed to remember it whilst drying the dishes. Our favourite item, however, is the Metal Gear Solid 4 artbook which includes a whole bunch of concept art, photos of Kojima himself and stills from the game. There's some text in there too which, we're sure, is incredibly interesting to those who can read it.
Check out the gallery below for photos of the swag, including some close ups of the book.
Gallery: MGS4 TGS swag
TGS07: Virtually at Sony's pre-TGS cocktail
Check out the gallery below to see the huge screens that showed off Sony's multiple first party trailers as well as the smaller screens which allowed us another wee glimpse into those upcoming 2007 games (for the upteenth time). There were people there too, apparently.
Gallery: TGS07 Sony Cocktail Party
New Tekken 6 screens prove progress is positive
The ground textures need a little work in a few of the stages, but since the game hasn't hit the final stretch by any means, we're not too concerned that kind of thing will get overlooked. Enjoy the new screenshots in our gallery, or if you can't figure out which are new, head over to the official Tekken website.
Gallery: Tekken 6
LocoRoco screens soothe our blobby souls [update 1]
While the LocoRoco we're looking at isn't exactly a full-blown sequel to the PSP classic, it's an "interactive screensaver" which, to us, means it's just a one-screen level. From the gallery below, you can see there's more than you'd expect from a mere screensaver, so we're going to go ahead and call this a pseudo-sequel. A teaser, if we may, of what's to come in the future of LocoRoco land. If you can't derive enjoyment from sloshing a yellow blob around your television screen, you've obviously gone through life a little too seriously. We're looking forward to relaxing a bit with this title -- relieve some of that Warhawk-related stress. Check out the gallery and leave us your impressions!
Gallery: LocoRoco: Cocorecho
PS3 Fanboy looks at Ratchet & Clank's concept art
In our second gallery, you'll get a closer look at many of the new characters in R&C. For example, the "sultry" Talwyn, someone that holds the key to the "Lombax secret" perhaps?
Thanks to Insomniac for providing this art to our readers! (Expect to see many of these return for our Wallpaper collection this weekend!)
Gallery: Ratchet & Clank: Concept Art
Gallery: Ratchet & Clank: Renders
Updated Folklore gallery and new details to up the hype
Just six of the game's monster designs are shown below, but rest assured that all 100+ are as creepy as stylish as the ones you see here. We have some more interesting information about this title that we gleaned from our time at 3Rooms yesterday. Here they are in handy bullet point form.
- 100+ monsters to catch and abilities to learn
- The game takes advantage of the internet by allowing user created dungeons, online leaderboards and Quest Packs
- The game includes seven different regions (read: levels): Hell Realm, Faery Realm, Warcadia, Endless Corridor, Netherworld Cave, Undersea City
- Ellen's costumes each correspond to one of the above regions
- You can start the game as either Ellen or Keats. You then play as that character for five chapters, before being able to switch between them at will during the final two chapters.
Gallery: Folklore
New Heavenly Sword gallery shows Andy Serkis in a funny suit
Our new gallery, found below, includes some fresh Serkis mo-cap pictures and some interesting King Bohan images. They are particularly fascinating to those interested in the specifics of 3D graphics generation. Low-polygon wireframes of King Bohan are found alongside high detailed mudbox renders. Fascinating!
Gallery: Heavenly Sword: Motion Capture
New Heavenly Sword art shows off weapons, environments
Gallery: Heavenly Sword: Weapons & Environments
Dynasty Warriors 6 screens hack n' slash their way to our hearts
Gallery: Dynasty Warriors 6
Gorgeous Soulcalibur IV screens define next-gen fighting
Check out our new gallery below:
Gallery: Soulcalibur IV
Warhawk making split-screen sexy again
Check out new screenshots in our gallery below:
Gallery: Warhawk
