PlayStation Plus May games include Tropico 5 and Table Top Racing
Bionic Commando Rearmed 2! LocoRoco Cocoreccho! More!
Sony's announced May's PlayStation Plus lineup of games.
PlayStation Plus May games include Tropico 5 and Table Top Racing
Bionic Commando Rearmed 2! LocoRoco Cocoreccho! More!
Sony's announced May's PlayStation Plus lineup of games.
More evidence of LocoRoco 2 emerges
Looks like it could be on show next week.
Yet more evidence has emerged to suggest a sequel to LocoRoco will be out this year.
Tumbling down the chimney.
Another good thing about Christmas is that you can kiss people by holding a twig with leaves above their heads, made all the more likely by the enormous vat of incredibly pungent mulled wine stewing in the kitchen. Similarly smile-worthy is that yes there are games on PS3 to buy this year, despite what James with his rival console says in the comments section while picking his nose and flicking it at his equally spotty friend.
Interactive screensaver my foot.
LocoRoco Cocoreccho might just be the boldest PlayStation Network release yet. We all expected Sony to replace the shoulder button tilting of the PSP version with Sixaxis motion sensors and then sit back and count the money. Instead we've got an entirely different game made out of the same parts - not just a decent sequel, and certainly not an "interactive screensaver", but what's actually a better game all round.
As with the PSP game, your job is to herd little singing blobs around 2D platform levels, trying to get to the end with as many as possible in tow. But Cocoreccho gives you even less direct control. Your role is a sort of mystical butterfly, who can beckon the blobs and encourage them to jump this way and that like a flapping mentalist Pied Piper.
Left to their own devices, the blobs will happily march around a small section of the game's one big level tumbling down slides, rotating through water wheels and riding along on air currents, but by coaxing them off course at different points you bump into other, dormant LocoRoco who then spring to life and join the procession. Collect enough and you can open a gate to another section.
Europe shafted on the whole.
In case you hadn't noticed, yesterday saw the release of LocoRoco Cocoreccho on the PlayStation Network.
Saviour of the screen.
Sony has rolled down our news hill and sung confirmation that LocoRoco Cocoreccho will be available next Thursday on the PlayStation Network.
But a screensaver in disguise!
Sony has revealed that LocoRoco Cocoreccho! on PS3 won't be a game, but an interactive screensaver with which you can interact. Interactively.
In Japan, anyway.
Sony Japan has quietly let slip that LocoRoco for PS3 will be available over there on 21st September.