#June2013

‘FINAL FANTASY XV’ rises out of the ashes of ‘FINAL FANTASY XIII: VERSUS: INCOGNITO JAM’, and I’m pumped.

FINAL FANTASY XV.

…and just like that, Square has convinced me to give them my heart. Again.

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FIRST LOOK: The PLAYSTATION 4. HERE ARE MANY PICS OF IT.

The PS4.

So uh, yeah. More as it comes. I’m fine with it. (Seriously, do we really care about console designs?)

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Playstation: Episode IV – A New Hope

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Perhaps I expect too much, or maybe I’m just not as connected to the world of contemporary gaming as I want to believe I am, but something about the reception towards Sony’s PS4 announcement strikes me as being particularly lukewarm. Sure, I’m old enough now to realise that the promises of seas parting and maidens flocking aren’t ever true, but I did expect a little more fan-fare than “well, it’s not completely shit…”

Beyond the lacklustre offerings of the Wii U and the PS Vita, or the lingering promise of something from Valve or Apple, gamers have little to feed upon lately. As the next generation begins to rise from the embryonic fluid of shadowy development houses we get to weigh up the merits of a blank canvas against the fear of unfulfilled promises. So, let’s join hands and embark upon this adventure together.

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First official ‘PLAYSTATION 4’ controller and camera pics. Tech swag.

The controller.

Herein, I shall be fetishizing the newest PlayStation gadgetry. I imagine rubbing the components up against my naked skin. Hardened, painfully taut nipples of mine manipulate the analog sticks with uncomfortable dexterity. All the while, the camera watches. All the while. The camera watches.

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Playstation 4 announced – My Orbis is tickled; is yours?

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Sony has unveiled their next-generation platform at today’s much anticipated Playstation meeting event.  You can guess the name they went with.

In a two-hour event live-streamed through every major media outlet, the new console, its UI, its core features and its first games were shown off to the world for the first time.  Let’s get to all the meat unveiled today.

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Sony registers ‘PLAYSTATION CLOUD’ domains. Errbudy going intangible.

PlayStation Cloud.

Last week, the WSJ reported that the PlayOrbis4 was going to feature a game-streaming feature. It made a lot of sense to me. Now there are reports that Sony has registered a slew of PlayStation Cloud domains, which can only mean one thing. Banana milkshakes. Trust me, it means just that.

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Report: PLAYSTATION 4 will totally be able to stream PS3 games. Oh, neat.

Say it ain't fucking so!

The PlayStation 4 is going to capable of something I find to be a rather interesting technological feat. It’ll be capable of streaming PS3 games from the internet. Hey! Wow! Now, you know what would be even more neat? If the system just fucking allowed me to play my own PS3 games on it. (A luxury that no next-gen system is going to offer, apparently.) Anyone have a slushy groin over this news?

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Zounds! PlayStation 4 PROTOTYPE CONTROLLER in the wild. Check it.

Steel yourself.

Here it is, friends. A look a PlayStation 4 controller. Well, its prototype. My thoughts? Seems pretty snazzy. I can dig it.

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‘PLAYSTATION 4’ being announced on February 20, motion-sensored arousal.

SONY PLAYPLACE 4 IN DA HOUSE.

Is sensored a word? It is now! IDGAF. Oh boy. So yeah. Sony is announcing PlayStation 4 Wunder Pow! on February 20, which means I need to start rubbing dimes together. Here is hoping the Powers that Be at the company don’t drop another, “we want our customers to love our products so much they being selling seed and egg to afford us” on the crowd.

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Sony Considered Download-Only Console; Is Close To Buying Cloud Gaming Service.

I have smashed together a couple of interesting reports for you folks. Taken them by their quaint domes and mashed, combining them into a one-stop servicing for all your Sony going Intangible needs.

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