Malcolm, Joe, and Tyler return to school everyone in the ways of PlayStation, with an empathsis on schooling. First the boys give their take on the latest happenings, including the recently released tech demo for Kara. Is it a testament … Continue reading
I’ve had my Vita for two weeks now, and I love it. Well, “love” might be a bit strong, seeing as how it can’t love me back. But I do like it an awful lot, more than any portable gaming … Continue reading
Better late than never! Despite Skype’s best efforts to stop us, the podcast is back at full force! Good thing, because Joe thinks letting everyone know about the PSN trophies he’s been earning on the can with his Vita is urgent … Continue reading
Back in May of 2005, Square Enix did something that perhaps they regret. The PlayStation 3 had yet to be released, but we were getting plenty of trailers to remind us how amazing it was going to be. Some developers … Continue reading
It’s Valentine’s Day as I write this, and I’m spending the day alone. Well, that’s not totally true — I’m spending the day with my copy of Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational for the PS Vita. However, the game card, … Continue reading
The show is a man short as Tyler is away for the weekend, but fret not! Joe and Malcom find a way to record the longest episode yet, and without Tyler to keep them in check the tangents get pretty … Continue reading
The library of great PlayStation 2 games is pretty substantial, isn’t it? No matter what your taste, the system had a wide array of titles to tickle your fancy. That doesn’t mean that they all sold terribly well, and it … Continue reading
In preparation for my upcoming review of Final Fantasy XIII-2, I decided to do a few articles based on the Final Fantasy franchise. As I’ve said before, I’m a huge fan of the series. I still have fond memories of … Continue reading
Rising from the ashes, the Trio return from oblivion (death, not the game) to record the latest episode of PS Uni’s Underground Radio. Speaking of which, while the guys do crack some jokes, the site is now up and fully … Continue reading
When Grand Theft Auto III released a little over ten years ago, it was a revelation. No longer were games to be bound by the mission-to-mission, level-to-level linearity that generations of gamers had grown accustomed to. Here we were given … Continue reading
