This Rez artwork comes from Katsumi Yokota, Art Director, and was dug out from various team member’s hard drives just so you can look at it.

This question isn’t from us, it’s from Q Entertainment who are kicking around the idea of a PlayStation Network Rez HD port again.

Microsoft is about to run an advent calendar-style (read: Christmas countdown) promotion where movies and games, depending on your location, will be discounted for one day only.

Q Entertainment tweeted, “And for it to be playable on PSP, perhaps the original Rez might be more apropos?”

Q Entertainment brought Lumines Supernova to the PlayStation 3, but they don’t have plans for any more ports.

Namco Bandai has always taken care of Q Entertainment in Japan, but in North America Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s studio flipped between Ubisoft, Namco Bandai and Buena Vista Games. Moving forward Q Entertainment will work with Atari and their first joint project is Q3 (pronounced Qubed), a compilation disc of three Q Entertainment Xbox Live Arcade games. [...]

Okay, quiz time: what do you get if you combine one part Panzer Dragoon, one part Tron, four parts trance, and a whole lotta whatever it was The Beatles were on when they recorded Revolver? You get Rez, Sega's tribute to all things trippy and weird. Originally released for the Dreamcast and PS2 in Japan [...]

Q Entertainment has plans to re-release the cult classic Rez on the Xbox 360 this winter. The new version of Rez will be in high definition with 5.1 surround sound and it will be sold as an Xbox Live Arcade game. No price has been announced, but it won't be an eBay collectible this time [...]