The PlayStation first shipped in 1994 and very quickly made its way into the homes of gamers worldwide. It’s a console that - alongside the PlayStation 2 - many hold near and dear, for good reason. The console was home to a multitude of RPG’s, action games, and highly successful series that were finding their footing at the time, garnering Sony plenty of power that it’s since held on to and grown…for the most part.
]]>Is Square Enix on the cusp of a new golden age, or is it still swimming upstream? Right now, it’s honestly hard to tell.
]]>I played the Discworld video game, remarkably, before I'd read a single Terry Pratchett book. I don't know if that speaks more to the cultural cache of video games, or to my own literary ignorance growing up, but getting to the age of 11 in the United Kingdom of the late twentieth century without having read a Terry Pratchett book is quite an astonishing un-achievement. One that I quickly remedied, of course.
]]>Just a few weeks ago, it came to light that Square Enix had trademarked a very fascinating word in Japan. The word was Symbiogenesis, and is one that any fan of Parasite Eve will be very familiar with, considering the word underpins the contents of the 1995 horror game.
]]>It’s the most wonderful time of the year, which can only mean one thing: over in the land of movies, people spend ages engaging themselves in the completely shite patter about if Die Hard is a Christmas movie or not. (It’s not, but it’s a great movie, set at Christmas - so feel free to watch at Christmas. Okay?) But what’s the video game equivalent?
]]>Good news everyone: the ESRB has re-rated Parasite Eve II for PSP and PS3, and has listed Sony Computer Entertainment as the publisher. What this means, is the game's likely headed to PSN soon in North America, after Europe already got its hands on Aya’s survival-horror sequel through the service. We'll send a mail and ask when we can expect it. Thanks, Siliconera.
]]>Square Enix PS1 action title Parasite Eve is to release as a PS1 classic in the US tomorrow.
]]>Amazon has listed part of what can be expected to hit PSN on March 15 and March 22, and if correct, the recent ESRB listing for Parasite Eve was indeed something to smile about.
]]>The launch trailer for Parasite Eve spin-off The 3rd Birthday is two and a quarter minutes of English-voiced brilliance. And another fifty seconds of nonsense, but we take the rough with the smooth.
]]>The ESRB has listed the first Parasite Eve as a PlayStation Network release for PSone Classics.
]]>Square Enix has confirmed a March 29 US release date for Parasite Eve spin-off, The 3rd Birthday.
]]>Square Enix has just told VG247 that any impending announcement for an EU classics release of Parasite Eve 1 and 2 will be made when it is "correct for the European market."
]]>Square's confirmed that both Parasite Eve and Parasite Eve 2 will be available for download on PSN in November.
]]>Happy days. Square's Tetsuya Nomura has confirmed the first two Parasite Eve games will get a classics release on PSN.
]]>Yeah. This is probably happening.
]]>Square Enix has confirmed to NowGamer that The 3rd Birthday will get a European release.
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