London-based development studio Mediatonic has announced that Who’s That Flying!?, its latest title for PlayStation Portable Minis, will be available to purchase and download from the PSN store
Someone at Sony's marketing department went full-blown NSFW with some of these ads. Whether you saw them years ago or are seeing them for the first time, they'll definitely make you think "what the fuck."
He was good, but really I like the Japanese ads, they tend to just be about how fun the games are or really creative.
My favorite ad from this gen has been Gravity Cat from Gravity Rush 2. It was just creative and cute.
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The making of:
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After watching that again after a while it still makes me smile, ah Gravity Rush and the character Kat are so good, such a great series of games, i hope they make more.
With you all the way on the Gravity Rush 2 ad, that one was way more awesome than it had any right to be xD
I just recently got back from Japan, I've been there many times and each time there was some new weirdness to discover.
Stay weird Sony, don't let American puritanism slow you down.
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This is still my favorite. Basically it's a what a PlayStation commercial would like if it were made by Fellini, complete with a Nino Rota soundtrack followed by some Turkish 60's psychedelic.
Sony's American division is one of the biggest pushers of puritanism over here in the US and I never figured out why.
This weekend for WTF are we playing, we're trying some familiar titles & some new ones, Tokyo Mirage Sessions, CoD: Infinite Warfare, WoW: Legion & Smite.
OWNT explains why you should pay attention to 'Foul Play: The Perilous and ENTIRELY ACCURATE adventures of Baron Dashforth!' based on it's developer's previous works.
With Monsters (probably)Stole My Princess being such fun, I'm really looking forward to WTF?!. I think Mediatonic are quite comfortable working with the restrictions of the Mini programme, if anything they seem quite liberated by it.