In just a few short hours, PAX 2008 will be but a distant, awesome memory. Next week, we’ll be posting the interviews we shot (featuring the questions you asked) with Insomniac, Sucker Punch, and Hothead Games. We’ll also shed a little more light on the gameplay of Resistance Retribution for PSP, and recap today’s Blog Reader Meet-up (spoiler: it was awesome).
PAX isn’t really a “news generator” in the way E3 and Leipzig were, but if you read anything you’d like to share with the class, link out below.
In the meantime, I hope you have a good, relaxing Labor Day (if applicable). See you Tuesday.
The PS Blog weekly reading list (Week of 8/25)
- Ferrari Challenge out now, Trophy patch in September – PS3 Fanboy
- Sony likes keeping things free: We like things being kept free, incidentally – Destructoid
- Jenova Chen recognized as top young innovator by Technology Review – PS3 Fanboy
- Guillerrmo Del Toro calls Team Ico’s games masterpieces – Destructoid
- PSP breaks 10 million sold mark in Japan – Destructoid
- Games Convention 2008: Here’s How Heavy Rain’s Controls Work – Kotaku
- Athlete proves fanboyism, brings PSP to Olympics – PSP Fanboy
- Pick the Cover for Resistance 2: Collector’s Edition – IGN
- Joystiq hands-on: Killzone 2 multiplayer – Joystiq
- Red Baron Arcade brings air combat to PSN in September – PS3 Fanboy
- Games Convention 2008: Wipeout HD One-Year Anniversary Impressions – Kotaku
- Ratchet & Clank Quest for Booty review – Destructoid
- MTV Multiplayer » Inside The Biggest Small Game Of The Year
- Warhawk Fallen Star expansion Aug. 28, $7.99 – Joystiq
- ‘Best of Leipzig’ looks a lot like ‘Best of E3’ – PS3 Fanboy
- IGN: GC 2008: Sony Booth Report
- Three Speech » 160GB PS3 coming to Europe…
- LittleBigPlanet confirmed region free by SCEE rep – PS3 Fanboy
- Heavy Rain: You’re Soaking In it – Kotaku
- Unlock two new weapons with latest MGS4 passwords – PS3 Fanboy
- The Last Guy Priced for U.S. – Game | Life
- PSP 2000 vs PSP 3000: new screen kicks ass – Destructoid
- Killzone 2 Multiplayer Hands On – Five Good Things – Kotaku
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