Episode 21 of Access TV is now on youtube and is packed with big games and David Jaffe, swearing. Headlining this week is a look at EA’s slick corporate shooter Syndicate, followed by a peek behind the scenes of the new issue of Access Magazine, featuring athletic youths holding PlayStation Vitas. Also along for the ride: a look at the best stuff on the Store this week, interviews on SSX…
Last night was the launch party for PS Vita Rooms, a series of events running up to the release of the Vita itself on the 22nd. You can find out more about it over at PlayStation Access. As well as letting people get hands on with the game, several celebs turned up including Roll Deep, Carlton Cole, Goldie and someone we think used to be in Hollyoaks only he wasn’t…
It’s Friday once again and that means if you haven’t already seen this weeks Access TV episode, then it’s now up on YouTube for your viewing pleasure. PS Vita launch title, Wipeout 2048 is the game of the week and the team continue their PS Vita Rooms tour with a trip to Glasgow to show off exactly what the Vita can do. Combine that lot with an interview with UFC fighter…
Hands up who likes the future? And cars that can fly up buildings? Good, then you’ll love episode 20 of Access TV, available to download from the PlayStation Store today and starring PS Vita launch title Wipeout 2048 as Game of the Week. Check out eye-melting gameplay footage of the gorgeous racer, including the ‘touch & tilt’ mechanics that let you control your ship by, er, touching and tilting your…
It’s February the 1st, and you know what that means right? Yep, three weeks from now PlayStation Vita hits the UK with its stunning looks, innovative control features and stonking launch line-up. Speaking of which, Access Episode 19 is on the Store later today and features Uncharted: Golden Abyss as Game of the Week. Watch it and be amazed – it’s handheld gaming taken to an entirely new level.
This week Access Tv visits Naughty Dog studios in Santa Monica to find out about survival drama The Last of Us. Bruce Straley and Neil Druckmann explain the importance of storytelling to quality games, and because they were the guys who made Uncharted 2, we listen really hard. Elsewhere we’ve got Spawn creator Todd McFarlane talking about his work on Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning (not covered: why the name is…
Congratulations, you’ve made it half way through the week! To celebrate your success you should probably get onto PSN and catch episode 17 of Access. This week the Access TV crew go behind the scenes at Naughty Dog HQ in LA to discuss The Last of Us, head off to Canada for a look at Prototype 2 and even have time to interview Todd McFarlane as he talks about his…
Happy Friday everyone! And if you aren’t all ready for a weekend of PlayStation, the Access lot will certainly get you in the mood with the newest episode of Access on YouTube. Either that they will make you want to throw up as the team take a very good look at The Darkness 2 in all its heart eating, organ crunching, limb ripping glory. Yum. Elsewhere, there’s a trip to the…
Yup, that’s another week at the halfway point and, to celebrate, there’s a new slice of Access up on the PSN. Episode 16′s game of the week is the super gory and tentacled Darkness 2, the team take a look at new Blu-ray Cowboys and Aliens and there’s even a trip to the studios of Who Wants to be a Millionaire. Phew. Take a look at the teaser before heading…
Want to get hands on with PS Vita and its launch games prior to the UK 22nd of February release date? Look no further as the PlayStation Vita Rooms tour, courtesy of Access, starts this week in Manchester. With a stack of launch titles available to play, you can get hands on with Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Reality Fighters or even Little Deviants. There’s no need to register either, just take…
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