PSN users seemed to misunderstand Atari when they said that Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale’s was due to be released on May 31, 2011, but will now go in a queue, as the service will not back online in time. We now know that this is not true, but it gave people hope that the PlayStation Store would be up and running my Tuesday. However, we now have news that could see the store returning very soon.

It seems that certain parts of Asia will see the PlayStation Store come online within the coming days; this was due to the fact that PSN went down for maintenance. Now it could just be a coincidence, but why else would they take the service down again if it has only been live for just over two weeks?

We have now seen six PSN Store updates missed, and we are fast approaching our seventh. Users today have been experiencing issues with signing-in in the U.S. and Europe, which is seen as a sign that Sony is working hard to offer us full service once more. We all need to watch this space, but the smart money is on Tuesday.

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GameReactor’s review can be seen here, they score the game 9/0 in terms of graphics, gameplay, sound and lasting appeal, which results in an overall score of 9/10, they especially compliment the game’s stunning graphics. Apparently the developer’s attention to detail is great and the game’s lighting is awesome, there are some slight rendering problems, however on the whole visually the game can barely be faulted. As for the story it is said to be gripping and full of twists and turns.

Bit-Tech’s detailed review can be seen here, again they compliment the game heavily and score it 95/100. They say that The Witcher 2 is one of the most involving and exciting RPGs they have seen in a long time, if you choose to hack and slash your way through the game without concentrating on the story it would be a travesty. The bottom line seems to be the more you play and explore the more you will enjoy, once immersed in the story line you “will find an experience that’ll be tough to beat”.

More reviews will be published over the next few days, therefore as we read more we will keep you posted. Have your bought The Witcher 2? If so, are you impressed so far?

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According to a recent article by Wade Hinkle at gamingunwrapped.com, both Atari and video game developer WayForward are currently working on the new Centipede: Infestation game, and hope to release the title sometime in the fall, although we don’t exactly know when at this stage.

The Cenitpede: Infestation game – which has been described as a post-apocalyptic action experience with a run-n-gun shooting style – sees players taking on the role of an orphaned teenage hero called Max, as he makes his way through the wasteland while trying to fight off giant bugs.

As gamers make their way through seven different environments and 40 different stages, they will find themselves surrounded by mutated spiders, grubs, moths, caterpillars, beetles and boss insects. To defeat the mutant creatures, players have to use the various different weapons available.

These include a Mine Launcher, Nuke Cannon, Freezethrower, Lightning Orb Gun and more. The game also comes with a 2-player co-op multiplayer feature, which enables players to team up with a friend if they choose to. You can view a trailer for the upcoming game via gamingunwrapped.com.

Do you like the sound of the Centipede: Infestation game?

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According to the Test Drive Unlimited 2 forums, PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 gamers will be able to download the Exploration Pack for free, this consists of new wrecks that will unlock the 1969 Dodge Charger and the Lancia Stratos version Rallye.

Eden Games claim that feedback from the community has proven to be very useful and helped them identify and resolve a lot of common issues, an update for all platforms should be rolled out shortly.

It is nice to hear that developers are giving something back to gamers, however skeptics would say that gamers are buying an incomplete product and having to beta test it for the developers, what do you think?

We are unsure as to when this DLC will become available, therefore we will have to keep you posted, have you been frustrated with the many Test Drive Unlimited 2 issues?

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Now we have even more great news for those of you waiting for the game’s arrival on February 8th / February 11th, as it appears that a couple of new trailers – including a rather lengthy gameplay trailer and a few more screenshots have made their way online recently.

As Harry Monogenis over on the gamrfeed.vgchartz.com website recently reported, Atari has decided to whet fans appetites that little bit more, by releasing a new batch of screenshots (which can be viewed via the vgchartz.com link) for the Test Drive Unlimited 2 title.

Don’t worry if you missed the TDU2 Jaguar trailer that surfaced online recently, as it can be seen over on the gamefocus.ca website. As the author Marko Djordjevic notes, the trailer shows off just a few of the Jaguar models that will be featured within the Test Drive Unlimited 2 game.

You can check out the new gameplay trailer (all 23 minutes of it) below this post.

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This follows on from the previous trailer they released last week, which as we previously mentioned here showed off the character customization element of the game. Gamers will not only be able to customize their in-game characters and living space, but now it appears their vehicles as well.

According to Oliver over on the el33tonline.com website, the newly-released trailer shows us just a few of the car customization possibilities in Test Drive Unlimited 2. Players will be able to customize their cars to the way they want, by changing things such as the body color, decals and interior.

Test Drive Unlimited 2 will be arriving in North American stores on February 8th, while European, UK and South African gamers will be able to purchase it from February 11th. You can learn more about the game, pre-order a copy and keep up to date with the latest news via the testdriveunlimited2.com website.

Will you be buying the TDU2 game?

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As reported from VG247, the title will be called Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime and it will be developed by relatively unknown Chilean-based company Wanako Studios.

Unlike the third-person based Ghostbuster title handled by Terminal Reality, Sanctum of Slime will be an over the top, arcade style co-op adventure game, with support for up to four players on screen.

Details are very scarse in terms of storyline, but we’re hearing that the rookie featured in the last game will be heavily featured in SoS. However, it doesn’t look like the Ghostbuster film actors, Dan Ackroyd, Bill Murray and Co will be returning for Sanctum of Slime.

The good news though, is that some early screenshots of the game have already been uncovered, courtesy of USA Today, who also confirm that players will be able to drive the Ecto-4WD vehicle. The game is due out in Spring, on the PSN, Xbox Live and PC.

What are your early impressions of the game, did you enjoy the first title?

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