PlayStation Around The Web: What We Read

We’ve reached the conclusion of Dyad launch week here on PlayStation.Blog; if you’ve already read creator Shawn McGrath’s launch post and heard him on this week’s Blogcast, you can find reviews from a myriad of gaming sites below. Spoiler alert: people like it.

The PS.Blog weekly reading list (Week of July 16th, 2012)

• Dyad review: Where is my mind? – Joystiq
• ‘Dyad’ review: light cycle – The Verge
• Ni no Kuni ‘Ninostarter’ adds extras to Wizard’s Edition – Destructoid
• Dyad Reviews – GameSpot.com
• Double Dragon Neon Arrives On PSN September 11 – PSNStores
• Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD Coming To PS3 On “Last Week Of August Or Early September” – PSNStores
• The Last of Us: Naughty Dog On Elevating the Interactive Medium – GamesIndustry International
• ‘Sports Champions 2’ focuses on making local multiplayer easy – The Verge
• Rock Band Blitz Coming To PSN This August – PSNStores
• Forget First Person Shooters. Try ‘The Unfinished Swan,’ a First Person Painter – Forbes
• First person painting game ‘The Unfinished Swan’ features in Comic-Con panel talk – Yahoo! News
• Dyad Review – GamesRadar
• This is What’s New In God of War: Ascension – Kotaku
• Why ‘Desmond has to end,’ according to ‘Assassin’s Creed 3’ creative lead Alex Hutchinson – The Verge
• Review – Rainbow Moon – Terminal Gamer
• Dyad REVIEW! PSN’s Brilliant, Trippy Shooter Will Melt Your Brain – YouTube
• Rainbow Moon Review (PSN) – PlayStation Lifestyle
• Deconstructing the Dyad design with creator Shawn McGrath – Joystiq
• ‘Injustice: Gods Among Us’ and NetherRealm’s fight for balance of accessibility and pro play – The Verge
• 70% of DC Universe Online audience play on PlayStation 3 – GamesIndustry International
• Where God of War: Ascension Draws the Line on Violence – IGN
• Hey, PixelJunk Punks! Which one of the PixelJunk series would you most like to see on PlayStation Vita? – Q-Games Facebook
• More trophy and full install details revealed for Metal Gear Solid 4 – Examiner.com
• PulzAR Review — PlayStation Universe
• ‘Sound Shapes’ is the culmination of ten scrapped video games – The Verge