The release of the fifth iteration of Resident Evil is almost upon us, so today Capcom released a short demo to give players a taste of what the full game will be like. The demo contains two different areas, and we took it for a spin to see how the game stacks up.
The first area, called Public Assembly, is very reminiscent of the opening sequence in RE4. It starts with a brief cut scene (no pun intended), in which a man is beheaded by a giant axe in front of a giant screaming mob. Once the leader notices your presence, the …read more

For those of you suffering from a case of the Monday’s, we have some great news as Sony is releasing a demo for one of the years biggest games today, instead of the usual Thursday. Read on to find out which game (if you couldn’t figure it out from the picture above) and to check out the rest of today’s headlines:

The demo for Resident Evil 5 is hitting the PlayStation Network later today, expect some impressions once we get our hands on it.
Some recent reports suggest that the PSP race WipEout Pulse is heading to the PS2.
The downloadable title Under …read more

With the rise in prominence of online gaming, multiplayer games have become increasingly popular. It’s easier than ever to pick up and play a game with a buddy, whether they are in the same room or across the globe. So in this weeks Top 5, we’re taking a look at five our favorite games to play with a friend.
5. Resident Evil 5

This one should probably rank a little higher, except for the fact that it hasn’t been released yet. But still, the idea of a co-op Resident Evil game is enough to justify a spot on this list, even though …read more

With most of our American readers out enjoying Martin Luther King day, it’s been an extremely sloooooow news day at PSM HQ. But at least we have some good news when it comes to two of this years biggest games: Resident Evil 5 and flOwer. On to the headlines:

While we already know that no demo is coming to North America, hardcore Final Fantasy fans can still import the FFVII Advent Children Blu-Ray on April 16 if they want a chance to play FFXIII early.
It looks like the fabled PlayStation phone won’t be happening, as Sony has apparently refused Sony Ericsson …read more

Whew, it’s a pretty busy news day. This morning we’ve got word of some new release dates and demos, as well as a few juicy rumors. Not a bad way to start the day. Check out the headlines:

The developer behind Cuboid will be releasing another PSN puzzler this week, with the interesting looking Magic Ball.
Ultimate Ghosts ‘n Goblins will also be making its way to the PSN, so PSP owners can get ready to download the classic remake.
One of the more interesting PSN titles will be coming soon, as Sony has announced that FlOwer will be released this February.
Also coming …read more

It’s a sad day for the games industry, as one of the best gaming magazines out there has closed its doors. Electronic Gaming Monthly has been around for almost two decades, and over that time has provided some of the most insightful and entertaining games journalism on the planet. Sadly, the most recent issue will be that last. We here at PSM wish all of the staff member at EGM and 1UP who lost their jobs the best of luck in the future. On to the headlines.

A new, exclusive puzzle game called Cuboid will be coming to the PlayStation Network.
Disgaea …read more

It may be a bit disappointing that the next Metal Gear game will be hitting the iPhone instead of the PS3, but hey, at least we get a little MGS in our LittleBigPlanet. In the meantime, check out the latest PlayStation headlines, which cover a few interesting upcoming games.

After learning about the first level pack for LittleBigPlanet yesterday, which was Christmas themed, a new Metal Gear Solid 4 pack has been revealed. SnakeBoy!
Though Sony continues to deny it, an unnamed publisher has said that the next iteration of the PSP is definitely in the works.
Check out these videos of Noby …read more

Whew, it’s a busy day in PlayStation news today, so let’s just head straight into the headlines.

Media Molecule has revealed the first downloadable level pack for LittleBigPlanet, which has a very festive theme. The pack includes Christmas themed costumes, objects, decorations, and stickers, all for just $2.99. Expect to see more of these in the future.
The PS2 versions of SingStar are finally backwards compatible with the PS3 version.
Despite Sony’s denials, rumors suggest that games for the next iteration of the PSP are already in development.
Gabranth from Final Fantasy XII will be in the upcoming fighter Dissidia, though in what capacity …read more

Yes, you read that right: it’s December. Oh how the time flies. Before you know it Christmas will be upon us, and we’ll all be sitting by the tree hoping for plenty of great games to unwrap.

Sony has revealed that the massively multiplayer online shooter The Agency won’t have a monthly subscription fee, unlike most MMOs.
In possibly the best downloadable content news ever, it looks like LittleBigPlanet will be getting some Street Fighter themed DLC.
Burnout Paradise will be eventually be getting a new island to race around on, and despite previous claims, it appears as though it will cost …read more

 
Today is chock full of PlayStation news, so be sure to check out the following links to find out what’s new with the PS3 and PSP. And be sure to check out the latest PSN content, which is full of all kinds of great games and deals. If you haven’t played Pixeljunk Eden yet, this is the week to do so.

We all know that the PS3 can do more then play games, but apparently it’s also one of the best Bul-Ray players on the market. At least, according to CNN.
Unlike a number of PS3 titles, the upcoming Killzone 2 won’t …read more