Siliconera: Sony Computer Entertainment Korea is one of the exhibitors at Korea’s video game conference, G-Star.
Greg Giddens says:"Ape Escape Move offers very little variety in its experience, which is a real shame as the minute to minute action isn’t bad and the presentation is excellent. Unfortunately as charming and enjoyable as the title is in the beginning, it can’t shake the shackles of repetition."
When thinking of Sony’s monkey-based Ape Escape series, one normally pictures open environments, tons of monkeys to capture and 3D platforming. With the Move, Ape Escape tries to forgo the platforming part, as it ventures into the not-as-open-or-free world of rail shooters.
RipTen: Happy 4th of July gamers, as the great US of A declared its Independence a scant 235 years ago! Unfortunately, the two punch combo of a holiday and the slow summer release schedule means only literally a handful of new releases.
i saw gameplay for EDF seems kind of old school, but fun. It's not revolutionary or anything but one of those game that you just have a good time playing.
Only thing I'm going to buy for the rest of the summer is the Splinter Cell HD collection on the PS3. It comes out in mid July.
