
Datura Remains The Game That Made Players Wander Its World For Hours
A forest, a patient, and a game that asks players to look around and find meaning in stillness.


A forest, a patient, and a game that asks players to look around and find meaning in stillness.

Virtua Tennis 4 trades realism for arcade fun, offering a career mode, licensed athletes, and motion control across consoles.

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, Sony's 2012 Smash Bros. answer, reviewed: a great roster, fifteen mash-up arenas and a Super meter that carries the fight.

Tales of Xillia review: Jude and Milla's 2011 PS3 JRPG, its Dual Raid combat, Lilium Orb and skits — and why the map drags it down to 6.9/10.

Buzz!: Quiz TV brought wireless buzzers, online play and user-made quizzes to PS3 in 2008 — a party quiz that still wants a crowded room.

MotorStorm: Apocalypse review — Evolution Studios' PS3 racer drops the festival into a collapsing Bay Area city, told three ways. 7.8/10.

Puppeteer review: Japan Studio's 2013 PS3 platformer stages a dark puppet-show fairytale where Kutaro loses his head and wields magical scissors.

Tokyo Jungle drops lions, Pomeranians and mammoths into an empty Tokyo. A 7.2/10 look at Sony's strange PS3 survival game and its pack mechanics.

LittleBigPlanet 3 review: Sumo Digital's 2014 PS3/PS4 platformer adds Oddsock, Toggle and Swoop, but a short campaign and technical issues hold it back.

Colin McRae: Dirt launched in 2007 with 46 cars, a 60-minute repair clock and a 100-player mode that was really solo hot-lapping.

ModNation Racers review: Sony's 2010 kart racer pairs tight drifting and boost-meter combat with a deep Play, Create, Share track editor. Score: 8.1/10.

BandFuse: Rock Legends plugged a real guitar into PS3 and Xbox 360 in 2013. Animated tablature, SpeedFuse cable, and an honest 8.0 score.
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