EyeToy was a significant success for Sony Computer Entertainment -- its American hype has cooled since launch, but the camera is very popular in Europe and still gets use every now again in PS2 games worldwide -- and the company is eager to explore the avenues opened by the PlayStation camera accessory. With PS3, EyeToy seemed to be poised to be a major part of the system -- at E3 2005, EyeToy figured in greatly to the amazing "Ducks, Boats & Cups" demo, and the following year, SCE demonstrated EyeToy use in Eye of Judgment and Singstar.
Reviewing Alice: Madness Returns almost feels like a rite of passage for me. You see, I'm from the same town as the childhood home of Charles Dodgson, better known to you and I by his pen-name, Lewis Carroll. As such, he's a bit of a local culture icon.
I played Alice: Madness Returns for the first time last year. What an amazing game and adventure. It's a huge shame we aren't getting a sequel to it. It absolutely deserves another game.
oh yeah, I remember this game! I remember liking it, but found the platforming to be utterly obnoxious. Loved the world design.
Good review!
The classic puzzle game, Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, is now playable in Street Fighter 6's Game Centre, along with other new additions.
He wants to launch all his projects initially through close beta.