Platform Nation is putting together its own MAG army and we have your key to getting to the public beta, which starts today. Before you hop into the beta for the game, you will have to play one our favorite games around here: Marry, Pound, Kill! The way it works is you will have to [...]

Throughout 2008, the folks at EA and Criterion supported Burnout Paradise with high quality downloadable content and did it for free. This seemed to be a new and more gamer friendly approach to DLC. Then, starting this year with the Party Pack, all the free DLC stopped and paid content began. The only problem: all [...]

As we spoke about on the latest episode of the podcast, Sony has done a terrible job in marketing what seems to be the biggest exclusive title for the PS3 in the first half of 2009, Killzone 2. The game is a mere 8 days from release, hitting store shelves on the work and school [...]

Unlike many other titles, Criterion’s Burnout Paradise has garnered much support and good will from fans over it’s year on store shelves and availability on the PlayStation Network. That is largely because, up until the Party Pack which was released nearly 2 weeks ago, it has all been free and quite substantial. While the Party [...]

Scott Steinberg, VP of Product Marketing at Sony Computer Entertainment America, recently spoke with the MTV Multiplayer Blog to discuss why Killzone 2, the presumed blockbuster exclusive for the PS3, would only have a demo available to those who pre-order the game at GameStop. Here is what he had to say about the matter and [...]

In the first part of an interview with Develop, Peter Edward, Game Director for Home, admitted that, perhaps, Sony unveiled Home too early and that may have lead to drop in excitement by the development community. It’s gone through waves. Initially, there was real excitement from people, because we were showing something really different and [...]