PlayStation 'Clanks' forward with new games (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
Of the three video-game console manufacturers, Microsoft was the first to embrace online gaming, and its Xbox Live has become essential to anyone who wants to play against faraway competitors. Sony and Nintendo are trying to catch up with, respectively, the PlayStation Network and the Virtual Console.
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TECHBITS / Wireless keypad due out for PlayStation (San Francisco Chronicle)
For PlayStation 3 fans who want to do more than mash buttons when playing games on the console, Sony Corp. is introducing a wireless keypad that can be attached to the system's controller for typing and Web browsing. The Bluetooth-enabled keypad, available...
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Monster Madness: Grave Danger (PlayStation 3) (CNET)
Released last year for the PC and Xbox 360, Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia tried to dress up the fun of classic top-down arcade games such as Gauntlet in the trappings of a schlocky monster movie.
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Monster Madness: Grave Danger Review [PlayStation 3] (GameSpot)
An improved control scheme and online campaign support aren't enough to save Monster Madness from mediocrity.
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EA, Activision Responsible For 75 Percent Of Q3 Console Releases (Gamasutra)
Seventy-five percent of all packaged releases for Wii, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in the third quarter of this year will come from Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts, says a new Research and Markets report. The significant quarter dominance is due to the fact that most publishers ramp up releases in preparation for the Christmas quarter, while Activision Blizzard and EA are increasing ...
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