Sony Playstation stories - Page 28

For the biggest innovation in four years, it looks and feels suspiciously similar to last year's version, FIFA 08.

Embark on an epic quest with Batman and 29 other DC characters in LEGO Batman, now with enhanced graphics and over 30 action-packed levels.

Buzz: Master Quiz for PSP trades the iconic plastic buzzers for a slew of trivia questions, but loses the fun factor that made its PS2 version a hit.

NetApp strengthens its position as a Tier 1 leader at the 2008 ANZ Partner Summit, aiming for the top spot in the ANZ storage market by Christmas.

Tennis games certainly have come a long way since their humble beginning as Pong, the world's first video game on Atari back in 1972.

ATV has been one of Sony's go to racing titles on the PlayStation 2 for donkey's years, and that's a long time.

Elefunk: a Lemmings-style puzzle game that challenges you to save elephants from falling. A true gem for just $9.50.

In reviewing Echochrome for the PSN last month, I hailed the game as a good concept, presented superbly and deserving of attention of gamers everywhere.

Secret Agent Clank elevates the iconic sidekick to the lead role on PSP, promising stealth, gadgets, and action in a dynamic new quest.

The PSP has been on a roll in the last six months or so with brilliant games being puped out on a regular basis  for Sony's littlest Playstation.

Flat Out Head On brings a customised version of Flat Out 2 and its third generation successor to the PSP, filling the void left by Burnout Revenge.

If you view Prologue as step towards what awaits us next year, then you'll be chomping at the bit to buy Gran Turismo 5 come release day.

Dragoneer's Aria on PSP disappoints with lacklustre gameplay and visuals, failing to breathe life into its turn-based RPG world.

Gaming on the Go: Explore the world of portable gaming consoles and handhelds, from the Sony PSP to the Nintendo DS.

Ratchet and Clank, one of the staples of the Playstation has had a very impressive past, both critically and commercially.

Patapon for PSP dazzles with its unique mix of rhythm, strategy, and RPG elements, proving innovation is alive in gaming.

The return of Kratos is one that is not only relished but anticipated by fans of the God of War franchise (which in my opinion, is almost every gamer I know).

Sonic Rivals 2 amps up the PSP with new modes, characters, and a dark plot to save the world from a demon, all in classic Sonic style.

LEGO Batman brings a twist to Gotham's tale, allowing players to be heroes or villains in an all-new adventure.

PlayStation 3 sales increased 285 per cent from October to November marking the largest sales increase of any hardware platform.