Category Archives: PS4
PlayStation Vita’s Future – Bring us the Games, and Wipe Away the Past
The PlayStation Vita has been on store shelves for almost 18 months, in that time the beautiful handheld has been critically praised for its hardware design. The first ever portable console to have dual analog sticks, has proven it is a competent piece of technology. However with a second E3 showing where original games for the system were in short supply, many Vita owners and consumers wanting to purchase the Vita continue to ask. Where are the games?
Sony is focusing on their next generation hardware, but is it at the sacrifice of the Vita itself? Today PlayStation Vita aficionado Jamie Briggs and Vlad Pintea, who has not yet been sold on Sony’s handheld, have come together to speak about Vita’s future.
Does Vita still have a chance to succeed? What needs to be done to sell the hardware? And more importantly, where are the games?
E3 2013 – Our Impressions on EA’s Conference
Once again, the Christmas of gaming has fallen upon us in early June. I’m talking about E3 of course. It’s practically a holiday of information for gamers everywhere. Video game developers of all shapes in sizes from locales all over the world gather in Los Angeles to show gamers their goods. One of the enormous sized companies, Electronic Arts (EA), was one of the five big gaming corporations to hold their own press conference. Because EA had a wide range of announcements, we needed two Analog Addiction editors to cover the topics. Today, I, Robbie Key, and Hugh Simmonds are here to discuss everything the ginormous publishing company covered.
Here’s what Mirror’s Edge (2) Might be About
First and foremost, the following information hasn’t been confirmed as the official story, characters, or events, which are to transpire in the upcoming open-world action/adventure Mirror’s Edge. These are just a few of the potential events based on the original Mirror’s Edge.
E3 2013: Kaz Hirai’s best reaction Tweets
With yet another E3 done and dusted, we all go back to our daily routines and lives and let the announcements of the past few days sink in. However, some reactions are funnier than others. We’re going to have a look at some from one of my personal favourite gems of Twitter, Sony CEO Kaz Hirai, or rather, the parody account in his name.
Pre-ordering the Xbox One.
http://t.co/gneOgD3VTZ—
CEO Kaz Hirai (@KazHiraiCEO) June 12, 2013
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E3 2013: Used Game Restrictions on PlayStation 4 ‘Up to Publishers’
Sony’s Jack Tretton has confirmed any digital rights management for PlayStation 4 used games, will be up to the game publishers discretion. Read the rest of this entry
New ‘Watch_Dogs’ Gameplay Trailer Released
Update: Ubisoft has recently released video of the demo, enjoy.
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Johnathan Morin has unveiled a new trailer for Ubisoft’s upcoming title, Watch_Dogs. Read the rest of this entry
E3 2013: Quantic Dream Shows New Tech Demo
Sony and Quantic Dream have debuted a new tech demo showcasing the latter’s advancement with facial capture.
The demo shows features the old man shown as an example back at the February PS4 announcement event. The old man is featured as an actor playing a dark sorcerer on a film set in quite an eccentric role which adequately demonstrated the major to minor facial animations on the character.
Developing…
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Three PlayStation 4 Launch Titles Confirmed, ‘InFamous: Second Son’ Q1 2014
Shuhei Yoshida has announced at the Sony E3 press conference, that Drive Club, Knack and Killzone: Shadow Fall will all be launch titles of the PlayStation 4.
Yoshida also continued to announce Sucker Punch developed InFamous: Second Son would release during Q1 2014 for the system.
We hope to have more release dates confirmed over the course of E3.
Jamie Briggs manages Analog Addiction and you can like them on Facebook, follow his daily life on Twitter @JamieAA and his videos on YouTube.
Would A One Console World Work?
A couple of months ago, Analog Addiction brought you news that someone, known as Bacteria, had created a 15-in-1 console. It got me thinking about a speculation that shows itself in the game industry every now and then; what would it be like if there was only one console? A console created by a third party, where Microsoft, Sony, and even Nintendo were all just publishers. Would it benefit gamers or would it destroy gaming? With E3 just around the corner, here’s some pros and cons to a ‘universal/ third party’ console.

















