Prison Break: The Conspiracy on Playstation 3 Review.

Prison Break: The Conspiracy bares comparison to Batman: Arkham Asylum in more ways than one might expect: the confined prison setting provides a focused stomping ground for a variety of interesting objectives, the hand-to-hand combat relies on well-timed countering, and the tense elements of stealth gameplay are incredibly well constructed. But above all, like Batman, Prison Break provides that same refreshing pang of shock as you realise it’s a franchise tie-in that bucks the trend and is actually rather good.

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PushSquare's Playstation Pick Of The Week: Just Cause 2.

It’s a Monday, it’s a new week, and that can only mean one thing right, guys? It’s time to sit back and hand-pick Playstation’s creme de la creme.

PushSquare’s Playstation Pick Of The Week: Just Cause 2 [US/EU]

What the demo lacked in control stability it more than made up for in just sheer breadth of content. So long as the game gives us freedom to actually play around with the mechanics (rather than getting chased by the police) we reckon this could be a serious winner.

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MotoGP 09/10 finally vrooms its way onto the PS3 in the US. Prison Break: The Conspiracy breaks onto Playstation 3 in Europe, alongside Batman: Arkham Asylum’s Game Of The Year edition. Finally, SEGA bring Resonance Of Fate to Europe.

Whadda’re Ya Buyin’?

Deep Silver’s dropped us another trailer for their upcoming Prison Break video game, Prison Break: The Conspiracy. The game continues to look pretty neat actually, with lots of shaven heads and people punching each other in the trailer.

We’re interested in checking this game out actually, some of the footage has a very Batman: Arkham Asylum vibe to it and we’re curious as to whether that carries into the full game.

Y’know, we have to confess we’ve not watched much Prison Break before. We assume it’s probably all about prison and stuff though. Certainly the latest trailer for Prison Break The Conspiracy leads us to believe that. The game’s coming from Deep Silver and is due for release on March 26th.

Gah March. Why does everything have to come out in March?

Prison Break Game Shocker: Prisons Are Involved.

Chances are you know all about Prison Break on the Telly. But have you seen anything from the game yet? Well, you have now, because Deep Silver have just released some screenshots from the game, you can view the full set here.

At a stretch, we’d suggest the game is probably about prisons and breaks – presumably of the Kit-Kat kind.