Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) will tomorrow release the first stereoscopic 3D game experiences for PlayStation 3 (PS3), giving gamers a whole new perspective and a new way to experience some of their favourite titles. The stereoscopic 3D Collection includes PS3 classics WipEout HD, SuperStardust HD, PAIN, plus an exclusive single level demo of MotorStorm: Pacific Rift. The titles are available for just €29.99 / £23.99, downloadable from PlayStation Store or free as part a great value Sony Bravia 3D TV package, giving you everything you need to get you started for a home entertainment experience in 3D. Whether you’re after the thrill of the race or an intergalactic battle, the stereoscopic 3D Collection will let you step into the game and be at the centre of the action.
Take your Thorium Wars experience to the next level with free printable action figures available for download at http://www.bigjohngames.com/free-stuff. Simply print, fold and battle with these intricate fighting machines! Three electrifying characters are offered including the bone-crushing Manticore Walker, hard-hitting Cerbus Tank, and acrobatic Utu Fighter.
The first free update for their App Store sensation, Ninjatown: Trees of Doom!, is now available. The vertical action-platformer, developed in conjunction with Shawnimals and Pickle King Productions, is filled with adorable ninjas, villainous devils, and magical mustache rides.
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Lucha Fury, the first beat 'em-up game combining the worlds of comics and Lucha Libre (Mexican wrestling).
FIFA 11 introduces new Pro Passing where pass accuracy is determined by a gamer’s ability on the control pad, and player skill, situation and urgency on the pitch, yielding a deeply rewarding passing system. Poor decisions or over/under striking the ball will mean error-prone outcomes. New types of passes such as swerve passes will enable players to make a safer and more effective play.
Up to four players can solve crimes all over the world to unlock the secrets of Mr. Valentine's grand scheme as the Nintendo Wii Remote is transformed into classic detective tools, such as a magnifying glass, flashlight, lock-pick, fingerprint kit, and more. Players then discuss and piece together the clues in their detective notebooks to deduce the identity of the culprit and crack the case. Once the mysteries are solved, players can play again with a new set of clues, suspects and mini-games with a different experience every time.