Articles related to "Playstation Games"

A sequel to the classic Playstation game, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete is a complete joy for fans and highly recommended, but only a rental for non-fans.

After a host of sequels, remakes, and film adaptations, how does the very first Resident Evil game hold up?

Medal of Honour is the forefather of all modern WW2 shooters, and was the first game to truly bring the horror of World War 2 to the console market.

Flower sets off to create a soothing, attractive experience, and accomplishes this with some gracefully accessible game design.

For some devoted rock fans-turned-gamers, it was just a nasty rumor. But thanks to country music's perpetual fan base and popularity, "Rock Band'" is diversifying.

This anthology of stories, history, facts, poetry, and DIY articles is sure to entice even the most reluctant readers.

Emulators flourished starting in the 1990s, duplicating older game systems on PCs. But barriers keep video game emulation from growing, even on the latest consoles.

Former Dead Can Dance drummer comments on the lack of marketing vision in today's music retail sector and discusses a six page letter he wrote to HMV.

Passengers travelling through Changi International Airport will be pleased to find that it's an efficient airport with an extremely high standard of service.

Steve Carell continues his work with Chris Meledandri (Horton Hears a Who) for Universal's Despicable Me. Animated movie comes out in 2010

Final Fantasy is the biggest name in RPGs. Sony makes fortunes selling Square Enix's top-notch games. With the Wii's Crystal Bearers, is Nintendo ready to do the same?

What works when setting limits for teen boys who fixate on an X Box©, PlayStation© or other video game system?

'Florida Today' recently published an article highlighting a school ban on Goth fashion statements. Why? Are teen cults headed in an unhealthy supernatural direction?

When spending your hard-earned Microsoft Points on Xbox Live Arcade games, it is surely helpful to know which games are most deserving!

With a list as varied as Captain Underpants, The Golden Compass and Goosebumps, Scholastic Books welcome submissions from all genres

Aged 3+ on the box does not mean any child will be able to play it. Fortunately, with a little parental help there are plenty of DS games which young children can enjoy.