If you haven’t played Buzz!, you really should; it’s a great party game in the vein of Scene It! for the Playstation 2 and Playstation 3, and I’ve had tons of fun with it in the past. I’ll most likely have tons of fun with it in the future as well, as Sony is planning to release yet another game in the Buzz! franchise for the PS3. Or so says the ESRB.

While the description sounds just like every other Buzz! game, if you haven’t played any of the other Buzz! games, it might pique your interest-

This is a trivia game in which players compete to answer questions on a variety of topics, including sports, TV shows, movies, and music. Players can choose a character (e.g., cheerleader, super hero) and a sound effect that will be heard when attempting to answer questions. One sound choice sounds like a belch, and another is called “tequila.”

I wonder what this game will do that the previous PS3 Buzz games didn’t, but until Sony makes an official announcement (or we get more leaks) we’ll just have to wait for more information on this one. Yeah, don’t cry too much about it. [Joystiq]

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Try hold hold in your amazement, folks. This “Gametrak Freedom” from PDP (Performance Designed Products) is coming the Xbox 360 in the Autumn. It features four face buttons, a D-pad, and one trigger on the back, and will ship with one game, Squeeballs (a “Party” game). Well, this is just unbelievable. Who would have thought that we’d have motion controls already. I thought this was just a fantasy, like virtual reality and flying cars. It’s the most innovative and original product I’ve ever seen!

And what’s this “Party” game that it ships with? A game that has mini games? I don’t know about you, but that sounds mind-blowing to me. A game where you use a motion controller to play many small games with a party of people is, again, so imaginative that I’m not sure we’re ready for it yet.

Gamespot via Destructoid

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