We've Always Wanted To Beat Game Developers At Their Game.

Are you good enough at Motorstorm: Arctic Edge to beat the folks that made the game? Well now’s your chance, as the developers are putting themselves on the line against you guys. They’ll be hitting the European servers around 17:30 GMT today, so if you want to race against the fine folks that made the game, be sure to play Motorstorm: Arctic Edge online this evening.

There are more details on the Playstation Blog.

Motorstorm: Arctic Edge on Playstation Portable Review.

If Motorstorm: Arctic Edge is an indicator of the type of quality titles we can expect to see during the PSP’s resurgence, we’re very excited about the future indeed. The game’s not quite perfect, but that doesn’t make it any less fun.

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MotorStorm: Arctic Edge on Playstation Portable Initial Impressions.

You may not be a MotorStorm fan, but MotorStorm: Arctic Edge should be an exciting title regardless of your tastes; namely because it starts the onslaught of excellent Playstation Portable content. We’ve never been quite so inundated with PSP content. And that’s exciting.

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Motorstorm Arctic Edge Is Not Far Away From Powersliding Onto The PSP.

Motorstorm: Arctic Edge has been confirmed as a welcoming gift for the oncoming winter (boo!), launching on UMD September 29th and download on October 1st. Of course, that puts Motorstorm: Arctic Edge right next to Gran Turismo PSP as a spiritual launch title for the PSP Go, which launches on the same day. Both releases are priced at $39.99 and include 12 reversible tracks and eight vehicle classes.

Those of you waiting out for the PS2 version of the game will have to hold out until “later this fall”. The PS2 version will be identical aside from the inclusion of split screen multiplayer.

Did we mention this game looks gorgeous for a PS2 title?

E3 2009 Build Up - Most Anticipated: #10; Motorstorm: Arctic Edge.

Motorstorm has been one of the breakout Playstation 3 franchises in the past few years. Alongside Resistance and Uncharted, it is now one of the more important titles in defining the Playstation experience. Like Resistance, Motorstorm is preparing its jump onto the PSP and PS2 this year with Motorstorm: Arcitic Edge.

Motorstorm has always been a graphical powerhouse, and that’s one thing we’ll be looking forward to seeing at this years E3. How have they pushed the PSP/PS2 hardware? Are there any new features? Will the Monster Trucks return?

We can’t wait to see how Arctic Edge lives up to its name either. No doubt there will be cracked ice and global warming to take into consideration; the external elements being something that has always made Motorstorm such a deep and endearing franchise.

Motorstorm: Arctic Edge Will Feature Multiplayer.

Did you think the upcoming PSP installment of the Motorstorm franchise – Arctic Edge – was going to be without multiplayer? Admit it, you did, didn’t you? Because we did anyway.

Alas, in an interview with PocketGamer, Richard Ogden – the game’s director – confirmed both ad-hoc and infrastructure multiplayer components. He also discusses the new engine crafted for the game and some of the track’s new icey hazards.

We know LittleBigPlanet is coming to the PSP but, at the moment, this is our most anticipated.