LittleBigPlanet Videos
Posted by guycocker in gamespot, video games on October 18, 2008
I’ve recently completed the LittleBigPlanet review for GameSpot — check it out below or head over to the site to check it out in HD.
I also captured a bunch of HD footage on the game and posted it to YouTube in HD, some of which are available below.
Panasonic DMC-FX500 Review
I’ve just got the Panasonic DMC-FX500, which is a compact digital camera that can shoot in 720p. To test the camera out, I shot in and around the office, including a look at my setup for reviewing LittleBigPlanet. Click the HD button to make HD.
FIFA 09 Footage
Posted by guycocker in gamespot, video games on September 29, 2008
I’m currently reviewing FIFA 09 for the PS3 and Xbox 360, so I’m taking some footage from the game. The review will be up shortly, but in the meantime, check out some of the HD footage below.
Here’s one I also took in-game and then uploaded to the FIFA servers. The upload process is painfully slow, and doesn’t seem to have worked out right for me, but it’s a nifty little feature nonetheless.
Ben Frost Crapitalism Opening
Just got back from my second gallery event of the week — Ben Frost’s Crapitalism in Shoreditch. I’m happy to report that the event was mostly devoid of the expected Nathan Barley-types, despite the artwork’s heavy use of modern logos and pop culture imagery.
As I was walking home though, I noticed that Sony’s 3Rooms ‘brand space’ seems to have disappeared, or at least the entrance has changed. Has Sony pulled the plug on it without telling anyone?
Green GameSpot UK
On today’s GameSpot UK podcast, we did away with printing off all the competition entries and just randomly chose them on my laptop instead. This prompted me to look at our green website SmartPlanet, and in between reading about ethically-sourced chocolate I found a rather cool map of our shared offices. Although the river Thames is slightly sludgier than the whale-filled utopia depicted below, I like the way it’s laid out and will probably use it to direct future visitors to our offices.
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