I actually know a couple people who are still playing echochrome (gotta give it to them, they've got patience!) and enjoy it (ah, they must be masochists). But either way, the mind-bending puzzle game on the PSN will be getting a huge update pretty soon, and it will incorporate PlayStation Eye and YouTube support. Installing the patch will allow you to watch yourself play the game via an in-set window at the corner of the screen (Why you'd want to watch yourself tormenting yourself is strictly your own business, not mine), and upload it to YouTube after.

Time to squeeze every neuron in your brain again. With bundles of 20 new levels going available for echochrome every once in a while, you'd think some people have probably snapped under the pressure already. Nonetheless, that's not stopping Sony from releasing a Trophy patch for echochrome. Though the list may run short, it might take you a lifetime to go through all of those stages and echoes. Flex those brain muscles, the full article contains the Trophy list.

Tomorrow is shaping up to be a huge day for Echochrome (PS3, PSP) fans as Sony has just announced that more downloadable Echochrome stages are on their way to the PlayStation Network.

I don't know if this is good news or bad news. Sony Japan has announced that they will not be working on a sequel to the world-turning puzzler game, Echochrome. More details in the full article.

PlayStation Store Europe gets another obligatory update today with a excessive load of isometric puzzlers headed towards gamers in the region. Today's update highlights one of Sony's more unique titles released - Echochrome (PS3, PSP). Check out the complete list of downloadable goodies for this week in our full article.

Wondering who will be making it to this July's Develop Expo in Brighton? The event's organizers have announced the expected appearance of the developers behind Patapon and Echochrome. Further details on these personalities are available in the full article.

The goodies just keep on coming for Echochrome. If you've already played through the set of user-created levels we reported about last week, then get ready for another set of twenty new user-created Echochrome levels. More in the full article.

Think Echochrome's pre-packaged collection of vertigo-inducing puzzles was easy? If so, then you'll be happy to know that another 20 user-generated challenges are being made available for the game's PS3 port. More details in the full article.

There's a lot of Echochrome versions running around (wait, more like walking and falling down holes, rather). It's been found that the US version doesn't have two of the modes that are available on the Japanese version. Details in the full article.

Here's something that PS3 owners can be contented about. According to Sony, those who got the PS3 version of Echochrome (PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable) will have seemingly endless supply of free downloadable content, thanks to the option of uploading custom levels for others to tackle. Read more about this good news in the full article.