Next spring there will be a PlayStation 3 motion controller and Sony is making a new Ape Escape game for it.

Sony has a major upgrade prepared for the PlayStation 3 version of Echochrome. A patch adds the cloud, a public area where user created stages can be uploaded and shared with the world.

It’s no big secret that Sony Computer Entertainment Japan is pushing digital distribution for the PSP. All of their first party games get a…

1994 marked the first time for many listeners in English-language regions that videogame soundtrack albums became available. Through promotional offers in gaming magazines, Nobuo Uematsu’s…

With digital distribution making it possible for a greater variety of unconventional titles to reach the market, imaginative new forms of puzzle gameplay are…

Those who have "knocked on the door" of Echochrome are accustomed to its minimalistic style. Players guide a mannequin avatar across beams, onto catapults and…

The Echochrome mysteries keep coming, but I this may explain why Sony Computer Entertainment Europe’s Echochrome page lists a 310MB save file. Unlike North…

As of last Thursday, North America has Echochrome care of the PlayStation Store, but not the complete package found on the UMD version. The…

Echochrome is the most mind boggling release this year with many different versions bearing the same name. Adding to the confusion is a European…

The real treat for people who picked up the PlayStation 3 version of Echochrome is user created stages distributed over the PlayStation Network. Sony…

With one name and many different versions, Echochrome’s release is almost as confusing as one of the L ranked puzzles. If you haven’t been…

Like a fly to a bright light I rushed out to get Echochrome. Not the primal PlayStation 3 version. No, I had to have…

Echochrome: Jokyoku should be on the Japanese PlayStation Store ready to bend brains for a fee of 1,800 yen ($18). Before you spend your…

 
As soon as my internet kicked back in I was going to upload the Echochrome demo, but I see Andrew over at PSP…