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Speaking with MCV at E3 last week, Sony president Kaz Hirai said that he believes PlayStation Home's eventual release date doesn't matter, as long as the service is up to scratch. "I'd much rather make sure we take the time to have a great service rath...



CVG is reporting that WipEout HD's release date has been been pushed back towards the end of this year due to failing epilepsy tests. Presumably, the title "fails the epilepsy tests so much that it has to be re-engineered." SCEE boss David Reeves confirmed ...



Apparently missing the point of creating an online social network in the first place, Sony have announced that public interaction areas in the upcoming PlayStation Home will be locked by region.



Echodrome is finally up on the European PlayStatation Store, so I can happily say that all is right with the world. Thank you Sony… even if it did take forever! The game is available to download for both the PS3 and PSP.



Today's update brought with it the week-delayed MGS Database and the new Pain Character Nigel, amongst other goodies.



Speaking on the official US PLayStation blog, Echochrome producer Kumi Yuasa promised that user-created puzzles will be readily available to download. The best thing about this is that update to these downloads are planned to be made available on a regular basis, and they will be free.

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