PlayStation (Page 2274)

The war's different, but the tactics are the same.

Rockstar won’t talk to nobody, fool. You can’t see Rockstar. Until now. Eazily Dan approach, the microphone because he ain’t no joke…

Return of the Mach.

We go hands on with the concluding chapter in Naughty Dog's trilogy, and chat to game directors Evan Wells and Amy Hennig about what comes next, how the game fits in with previous instalments, and the speed with which it's all come together.

Rockstar North’s art director, Aaron Garbut, gives the rarest of interviews on the look of the biggest game of all time. Pray silence, for the man in charge of the San Andreas style.

Big games on the way

Hybrid PS2 now likely to ship early 2005 in Europe

(Updated throughout the day.) BloodRayne gets comic book treatment, Digital Act plans to launch GBA video phone in Japan.

(This week's European releases.) The Classic NES Series is here. Woo. And Spider-Man 2 and Onimusha 3. Come on then - chop chop.

The man behind Kick Off 2 returns to the dugout to give his first in depth interview and talk about his first football game in ten years. And why all the other ones are rubbish.

Publisher announces raft of titles including King of Fighters: Maximum Impact and its 2D predecessors, more Metal Slug releases, Samurai Shodown and SNK Vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos.

New developer on board to finish work on delayed action title.

Outspoken developer takes the industry to task over "creative crisis".

Snap-on LCD monitor and speakers to make last shipment in August.

He's "trying" to get it out in time, and claims that he's not sure why it was Xbox exclusive in the first place.

Western publisher sells ninja series rights to Japanese publisher. Bizarre, eh?

But it is definitely due out on Xbox and PS2, which is something. A sort of multiplatform confirmation related thing, specifically.

Sales still strong for Atari's great hope, but it's a quiet week at the tills otherwise.

(Updated throughout the day.) Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising and Soldiers: Heroes of World War II patched.

New fatigue system should add a cerebral edge, and it's all historically researched too. And it's only £19.99.

Konami reportedly confirms a licence to use Dutch sides, and announces plans for Pro Evolution Soccer 4 to make its public playable debut at Game Stars Live.

We chat to Amuze creative director John Kroknes about Headhunter: Redemption - what it's about, how it compares to the original, and what happened to Jack Wade's motorbike...

More difficulty for embattled publisher as key sports and action licenses are pulled.

Embattled publisher faces serious difficulty if new credit facility fails to appear.

The legacy of Mana continues to grow.