For today’s PC gamers, there are many different peripherals companies have designed with gaming in mind, each with specific tweaks, modifications or gimmicks to help give you a competitive edge over your opponents, or to improve interaction between the player and the game.
As a fan of music rhythm games, I’ve noticed that there’s very few available on the Playstation vita, especially in the UK, either physically or on PSN.
Hot on the heels of last week’s E3 event in LA, GAME has announced the opening of its very first Xbox store in partnership with Microsoft at BOXPARK in Shoreditch.
While the gaming industry is currently focused on LA and E3 2013 taking place within, those unable to attend would usually find themselves living vicariously through the reports and videos posted online from those at the show.
If you’ve owned a Nintendo DS, you may be familiar with a game called Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan!, which was a music/rythym game released in japan and then spawned a US/EU adaptaption called Elite Beat Agents.
Just over 6 years ago, Lumines debuted on the original Sony PSP console as a launch title developed by Mizuguchi Tetsuya, probably most known for Rez and its spiritual successor, the recent Child of Eden game.