PlayStation 3 users are about to take a trip to the mysterious land that is Scoggins, Minnesota, when Nelson Tethers brings his investigation to the PlayStation Network Store.
Puzzle Agent arrives on the PSN in North America on April 19. For European PS3 users, Telltale promises a release date will be announced shortly. Read more »
As ever, Sony's weekly update to the PlayStation Store's digital catalogue arrived yesterday with a metric shedload of new releases, demos, downloadable content, and other gubbins.
This week's new PlayStation 3 releases are the new Contra game Hard Corps: Uprising, which hit Xbox 360 last month, and Slam Bolt Scrappers, which somewhat resembles action-Tetris. PSone survival horror RPG Parasite Eve also arrives as a PSone Classic title for $6. The PSP gets Dissidia 012[duodecim] Final Fantasy's $3 prologue episode. Read more »
Just when we were getting the beats of its predecessors out of our heads, a release date has been revealed for Patapon 3. The PSP-exclusive title will arrive on April 12 for $19.99 USD.
According to the PlayStation Blog, Patapon 3 will be available both at retail and for download via the PlayStation Store. Read more »
This week's PlayStation Store update was a demo-o-rama, bringing trials for BioWare's RPG Dragon Age II, MLB 11: The Show and LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars. On top of those, the Yakuza 4 demo that was previously exclusive to PlayStation Plus subscribers is now available to all and sundry. Huzzah for trying before buying.
The PlayStation Store update has hit, once again bringing a bevy of new content for your downloading pleasure. This week, PlayStation Plus subscribers get a Yakuza 4 demo, a full game trial for Pure, and the PlayStation mini "Let's Golf." There are also a handful of DLC discounts available.
Sony's weekly PlayStation Store update arrived yesterday, delivering heaps of goodies including the release of Double Fine's Stacking, explosive platformer Explodemon and PopCap's lawn defense game Plants vs. Zombies.
PlayStation Plus owners were treated to Stacking for free, for now. They also got access to the Killzone 3 single-player demo a week earlier than everyone else. The KZ3 demo comes in 2D and 3D editions, with the former being downloaded automatically. Read more »
This week's PlayStation Store update has opened a veritable treasure trove of new content for PlayStation 3 and PSP users. On the top of our list of highlights is the PSone Classic Import of Mega Man 2. Everything else seems secondary.
If you must know more details on this week's offerings: Capcom has released Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 and its interesting DRM for $14.99, The UnderGarden finally lands on PS3 for a price of $9.99, and PlayStation Plus subscribers are given early access to Tales From Space: About a Blob for $14.99. Read more »
Namco Bandai's modern spin on its legendary Pac-Man character is coming to the PlayStation Store tomorrow, in the form of a PlayStation Mini.
Listed in a recent post on the PlayStation Blog (and priced and dated in the comments), the original Pac-Man Championship Edition will launch alongside the rest of the PSN's fresh content tomorrow, priced at $4.99. Read more »
Cruel and unusual dismemberment was a big theme in yesterday's weekly update of the PlayStation Store. The demo of Bulletstorm features a number of rewards for being unkind to intimate body parts, while the $15 PS3 port of Wii on-rails shooter Dead Space Extraction--which also has a demo--freely blasts limbs off poor, innocent corpses.
Two of 2011's most anticipated titles have been teased in the most interactive way possible: demos. Trials for People Can Fly's Bulletstorm and Crytek's Crysis 2 are now available.
Bulletstorm's previously announced demo can be downloaded on the Xbox Live Marketplace right now, with a PlayStation 3 version expected to hit the PlayStation Store along with Tuesday evening's regular content update. Read more »
Sony's PlayStation Store received a beast of an update yesterday, headline by a digital release for the long-awaited PS3 edition of Mass Effect 2, along with a Full Game Trial version of BioWare's RPG for PS Plus subscribers and a little DLC for it.
It's a good week for addictive puzzlers in the PlayStation Store, as yesterday's weekly refresh of the digital shop added shiny new versions of block-based classic Tetris and immensely popular fling 'em up Angry Birds for Sony's game-o-trons.
The update also saw the launch of Fantastic Voyage-ish shooter MicroBot, a handful of demos and the regulation helping of downloadable content. Swing 'em up Bionic Commando Rearmed is being offered for $4.99, on sale down from $13.99. Read more »
EA's cellular level shooter MicroBot, available now on Xbox Live Arcade, will be coming to the PlayStation Network tomorrow as part of Sony's regular PlayStation Store update.
In MicroBot, players battle malicious enemies as they travel through the bloodstream, bones, lungs and brain. The rhythms and fluids of the human body create a dynamic environment that affects movement and gameplay, providing both combat advantages and additional hazards to overcome. As players eradicate the biotechnological infestation, they will harvest data fragments which allow them to unlock over 20 pieces of upgradable microtechnology. Using this newly acquired technology, players can strategically customize their MicroBot; with millions of possible configurations, players can build a MicroBot to suit any style of play.Read more »
In the final PlayStation Store update before the holidays, a new wave of content has arrived to keep you inside and warm as chestnuts roast on an open fire nearby.
Noteworthy additions to the PlayStation Store include Risk: Factions finally making its way to the PlayStation 3, priced at $9.99; the entire Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People series is available as a complete season pass; priced at $14.99; and the re-mastered HD version of Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones rounds out the trilogy's debut on the PSN, priced at $14.99. Read more »
A handful of NEOGEO titles will be coming to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable through the "NEOGEO Station" on the PlayStation Store.
An initial offering of 10 games will be available with the PS3 versions selling for $8.99 and PSP versions going for $6.99, though only two of the games will be available today for the PSP. The rest will be released in 2011 along with other NEOGEO games. Read more »
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