by Andrew Yoon, Feb 16, 2012 9:00am PST
One of Vita's most compelling features is the ability to play content that's been purchased for your PS3. For example, the upcoming MotorStorm RC will not only feature cross-platform multiplayer, but a single PSN purchase will unlock both the Vita and PS3 versions of the game.
There are other games that will offer this unique value. Hustle Kings, for example, will be free to download on the Vita if you've already purchased the PS3 version (and vice versa).
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by Steve Watts, Jun 03, 2011 11:30am PDT
The PlayStation Network has been back for a full day now, but for the wounds so deep that only free stuff can mend them, Sony has now implemented its Welcome Back program.
As previously reported, you can pick two PS3 games from a list of five (Infamous, Dead Nation, LittleBigPlanet, Super Stardust HD, and Wipeout HD), plus two PSP games from a list of four (LittleBigPlanet PSP, ModNation Racers, Pursuit Force, and Killzone Liberation). Read more »
by Andrew Yoon, Jun 02, 2011 12:30pm PDT
One of the great things about the PlayStation Network (when it works) is its embrace of cross-platform play. Recently, Portal 2's Steam integration allowed PS3 players to play against Mac and PC players. It looks like Sony's continuing that strategy with the NGP.
The upcoming Wipeout game for NGP (title TBD) will be one of the first to feature cross-platform multiplayer between handheld and PS3. Stu Tilley, game director at SCEE, detailed how it works on the PlayStation.Blog: "It's eight players, any number of them can be any platform. So it can be one PS3 against seven NGPs; it can be the other way around. You can just mix and match ... it can even work with the 3D version of Wipeout, so someone could be playing the 3D version, someone could be playing the normal version, and NGP all mixed up in the same race. Now, the whole world of Wipeout can come together and play." Read more »
by Jeff Mattas, Jun 09, 2010 6:00pm PDT
Three-dimensional gaming is hitting the PlayStation 3! PlayStation.Blog reports that a handful of games and demos that support 3D capability will arrive via the PlayStation Store tomorrow.
3D gaming is undoubtedly on the rise this year. Guerrilla Games' upcoming shooter, Killzone 3, has already been announced as 3D capable. The Fight: Lights Out, a new brawler utilizing the new PlayStation Move controller, will also support 3D functionality. Nintendo's handheld 3Ds invades the market next week as well. Read more »
by Brian Leahy, Jun 01, 2010 11:00am PDT
Andriasang reports that Japanese PS3 owners will gain access to 3D gaming on June 10, following some patching or purchasing of downloadable games.
The initial offering is WipEout HD, Super Stardust HD, and Pain. The latter will require an additional purchase to unlock 3D support for around $3. Read more »
by Brian Leahy, Apr 26, 2010 12:20pm PDT
The fine folks at Digital Foundry have a great write-up on the technological trickery going on under the hood of the PlayStation 3 to make existing games 3D.
If the following excerpt interests you, I suggest you read the full article:
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by Alice O'Connor, Apr 15, 2010 8:34am PDT
Sony has announced that it will launch its first 'Bravia 3D' stereoscopic 3D television set in June with four free 3D downloadable PlayStation 3 games, in Europe at least.
Consumers who purchase the Sony Bravia 3D HX800 launch model or later Bravia 3D TVs will score free copies Wipeout HD, Motorstorm Pacific Rift, PAIN and Super Stardust HD for download from the PlayStation Network, with full free stereoscopic 3D trimmings. Read more »
by Chris Faylor, Aug 04, 2009 8:19am PDT
Following the revelation that "high-resolution dynamic video ads" had been implemented into the loading screens of Wipeout HD and could nearly double load times when they appeared, publisher Sony has pulled the most prevalent advertisement.
"The ad has been removed," Sony told Eurogamer, "and we are investigating the situation to ensure that any in-game advertising does not affect gameplay." Read more »
by Nick Breckon and Chris Faylor, Aug 03, 2009 3:58pm PDT
Update: Sony has now pulled the most common video ad, a commercial for State Farm, and vowed to "ensure that any in-game advertising does not affect gameplay."
Original: In-game advertisements recently added to Wipeout HD are nearly doubling the load times of some races, Shacknews can confirm.
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by Nick Breckon, Jul 23, 2009 5:30pm PDT
This week's PlayStation Store update features two anticipated DLC packs for Wipeout HD and Killzone 2.
The Wipeout HD "Fury" DLC adds new ships, maps and game modes to the futuristic racer, as well as an additional single-player campaign. Killzone 2's "Napalm & Cordite" pack adds two multiplayer maps and two weapons to the shooter's roster. Read more »
by Nick Breckon, Jul 17, 2009 11:58am PDT
Sony has announced the first expansion for Wipeout HD will cost $10 when it is released next Thursday, July 23.
Wipeout HD Fury is set to include "three new race types--Eliminator, Zone Battle and Detonator--12 new tracks, 13 new ships, 6 new music tracks, a redesigned menu system, a new campaign to complete as well a host of new trophies to win."
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by Alice O'Connor, Jun 01, 2009 8:10am PDT
Sony has today announced its PlayStation 3 racer Wipeout HD is to be expanded with Fury, a downloadable expansion pack adding new vehicles, tracks and game modes.
Wipeout HD Fury will be released on the PlayStation Store this summer--no price yet announced--bringing bringing 8 new tracks, 13 ship models and 3 new game modes.
We humbly offer these screenshots and concept art to provide a stopgap fix of ocular pleasure, and information on the new game modes to feed your brain. Read more »
by Nick Breckon, Apr 07, 2009 4:11pm PDT
Sony today announced that the free 1.30 update to the PSN downloadable racer Wipeout HD will launch tomorrow.
Additions include online rankings, badges, game invites, a spectator mode, and several different racing options.
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by Nick Breckon, Sep 25, 2008 1:58pm PDT
It's Wipeout week on the PlayStation Store, as Wipeout HD finally makes its way to the Network today. For more on the game, check out our recent preview and interview.
Other notable updates include a downloadable version of Burnout Paradise and Mega Man 9. Read through the details below. Read more »
by Maarten Goldstein, Sep 15, 2008 8:58am PDT
Following last week's $19.99 price point reveal, Sony Computer Entertainment today announced that Wipeout HD will be released September 25.
As noted before, the PlayStation Network release from SCE Liverpool will include five game modes, eight player online racing, two-player splitscreen support, eight tracks, 1080p visuals and Trophy support. Read more »
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