Tagged: Vita
Konami announced this week that New Little King’s Story, a follow up to the popular 2009 Wii title Little King’s Story, will be available for download on the PlayStation Vita this summer. The announcement comes a week before E3 kicks… Read More »
It’s Memorial Day Weekend, the first weekend of summer! While some people are waiting until Monday to fire up their barbecues, we here at GamerNode do it every Saturday. It’s Hot Off The Grill time! Every weekend, join GamerNode Senior… Read More »
Eddie, Dan, Mike, and Greg prep for E3 2012 with predictions, wishes, and their most anticipated games of the show. E3 2012 is almost here, and the GamerNode staff is gearing up for an awesome show! On this episode of… Read More »
There’s a pleasant surprise this week for PS Vita owners, as the folks over on the PlayStation Blog have posted a list of PSP titles and minis headed to the new platform. This should be welcome news to owners of… Read More »
Capcom will be turning a lot of heads at E3 2012. They’ve already announced the next entry in the Resident Evil franchise. They’re also touting one of the most anticipated Kinect games of the year in Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor…. Read More »
COME AND GET IT! More big items Hot Off The Grill are coming your way, and it feels so good! Every weekend, join GamerNode Senior Editor Jason Fanelli (with videographer Matt Boyle behind the camera) as he runs down the… Read More »
One of the problems with developing games for a small touch screen is the obfuscation of the screen during interaction. Our dexterous, fat fingers are best suited for action around the periphery of the screen, and throwing them into the… Read More »
This morning Sony published an image to the company’s Facebook page, leading us to believe that a God-of-War-related announcement will be coming next Thursday. While this image could be our first glimpse at a brand new title, odds are this… Read More »
Despite my unabashed love of all things San Francisco Giants, a large majority of my family and friends are made up of baseball detractors. The obligatory “boring” label is brought up often while discussing their disdain for the sport. Baseball… Read More »
Every day on my way to work, I see a fellow commuter on their smartphone. They are checking their email, updating their Facebook or tweeting; more often they are gaming. The gaming community has grown because of this brand new… Read More »
