Gamers argue every aspect of the industry tirelessly, whether it’s about their favorite consoles or controversial content in the latest Medal of Honor. In the end, though, we all love sitting down and playing games. Yet there lurks an enemy … Continue reading →

We’re about five years into this generation of games, and it shows. They definitely play better, but the most obvious change is that they look a hell of a lot better, too. While it’s easy to pick and choose which … Continue reading →

We touched on the idea of generation-defining games not too long ago. While that list was about superb games that we’ll be talking about for years to come, those aren’t necessarily games that a novice gamer would try out before … Continue reading →

Hello readers, Last week, we opened up the first of our three PlayStation Move Starter Kit giveaways and also gave users the chance to donate to a great cause. We raised a decent chunk of cash ($250), but I think … Continue reading →

Today marks the first PlayStation Move Starter Kit we’re giving away here on PlayStation University. As some of you may already be aware, we plan on giving away three of these starter kits before the month is up. The next … Continue reading →

While Sony have a rather large library of games for us to look forward to over the next year, arguably the most anticipated is Team Ico’s The Last Guardian. Due in large part because of the sheer brilliance of their … Continue reading →

It’s Labor Day here in the US, which means everyone gets the day off to, you know, not labor. But it’s also one of the more enjoyable holidays because everyone barbeques their asses off knowing that the summer is quickly … Continue reading →

Every single video game generation has had its watershed moments that people point back to when they discuss them at any length, for better or worse. Super Mario Bros. on the NES revived an industry that E.T. for the Atari … Continue reading →

Ever since the launch of Microsoft’s Xbox 360, Sony’s PlayStation 3 and Nintendo’s Wii, the gaming industry has seen a crazy amount of overrated activity from media sources, gamers, and retail employees. I’d be willing to bet a lot of … Continue reading →