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Woah! This week’s PlayStation Store update has so much gaming goodness that it’s difficult to know where to begin. From the digital version of Catherine ($39.99) to the Jak and Daxter Collection ($39.99) - there’s enough new content here to entertain you for a month, never mind a week.
This week’s US PlayStation Store update is a case of quality over quantity. There’s not a whole lot of new content but the latest additions are still likely to get many a PlayStation fan paying the Store a visit to sample some of this week’s delights.
The official US and European PlayStation Blogs have both announced an exciting roster of content coming soon to PlayStation Plus subscribers as rewards for their membership, with full free games like Far Cry 2 and batches of PlayStation Network titles promised, including classic Sega Mega-Drive games and Final Fantasy V!
Full game trials, half-off Rayman Origins and other amazing offers have also been drawn up, so look over the full list of content coming to PlayStation Plus members in February:
In a post on the official European PlayStation forum, it’s been announced that a planned period of PlayStation Network maintenance will take place starting this Thursday afternoon and last until Friday morning.
Late last year the PlayStation Blog started posting monthly PSN charts and December’s list of top sellers is now live. The twenty games represented here are either PSN titles or PS3 Full Games, with plenty of familiar franchises making their presence felt on the chart.
If you happened to guess which full games and downloadable content were the top sales performers on the PlayStation Network last year, what titles would have come to mind?
In just a few short hours, the latest content publish for the European PlayStation Store will go live. With it, you’ll gain access to full games like Duke Nukem Forever and Pinballistik, demos for The Darkness II and UFC Undisputed 3 and special price offers on a ton of Final Fantasy games. A ton!
Downloadable content for games like Assassin’s Creed: Revelations and LittleBigPlanet 2 will also appear on the store today, but you can see the full list of new digital items soon to materialise on the virtual storefront below:
This week’s PlayStation Store update includes a number of highlights scattered across a variety of categories. There’s not much new content or offers for PS Plus members, but regular PSN users can enjoy five free downloads (four demos and one Beta) thanks to the update.
The Gotham City Imposters Beta gives you the chance to sample the game’s 6 vs 6 multiplayer matches. If frenetic, fun, multiplayer mayhem is what you’re after, then definitely give this Beta a look.
Many PlayStation gamers I speak to have never heard of ‘The Tester’ before, which is unfortunate because it’s one of the most entertaining and enjoyable reality shows around.
Each season of The Tester features twelve gamers competing for a coveted position at Sony Computer Entertainment America. The first two seasons’ winners literally became testers for SCEA after claiming victory, whereas the winner of season 3 will earn themselves a job as a Production Associate at God of War developer Santa Monica Studio.
This week’s PlayStation Store update has a number of highlights to satisfy a diverse range of PSN users.
PS Plus subscribers can enjoy early access to the Starhawk Beta as well as 50% off twelve recent PSN titles such as Rochard and Payday: The Heist.
Look out!
It’s time for the latest European PlayStation Store content update… well, not quite time yet. The publish goes live in a few hours, but until then pore over the list of digital delights you can look forward to, including demos for Asura’s Wrath, Grand Slam Tennis 2 and Final Fantasy XIII-2!
Full games such as the creepy AMY and tons of downloadable content will also become available later today - rummage through the full list of items due to be unleashed on the European PlayStation Store below:
This week’s US PlayStation Store update is chockablock with demos for a variety of high profile titles, and also serves up plenty of great deals on a wide range of compelling software.
PlayStation Plus members receive the biggest savings on a slew of EA titles released in 2011, with up to 30% off games like Crysis ($10.49) and Burnout Crash! ($4.89). PS Plus subscribers also have the luxury of downloading the latest episode of Qore for free. This month’s episode features a behind-the-scenes scoop on Twisted Metal and takes a closer look at Sony’s upcoming portable marvel - the PS Vita.
It seems as though we’re in a bit of a post-holiday, pre-season lull here with the upcoming European PlayStation Store content publish, because there really isn’t all that much to write home about. Or write about, even.
Unless you’re interested in the classic PSOne game, Wild Arms. Or a full PlayStation 3 game, All Zombies Must Die. Or downloadable content for The King of Fighters XIII, Batman: Arkham City, MotorStorm Apocalypse or Rock Band 3.
And some miscellaneous videos and themes.
So it turns out there’s still some interesting content, not to mention some free stuff and discounts for PlayStation Plus members!
Find out what you can expect to see on the European PlayStation Store a little later today:
The first PlayStation Store update of the new year offers plenty of worthwhile new content to add to your virtual basket. PlayStation Plus subscribers can enjoy two free PSN games (Back to the Future: The Game and Swords & Soldiers) as well as the complete Syphon Filter trilogy from the PSone Classics collection.
The latest US PlayStation Store update is one of the most comprehensive we’ve seen this year, with new content spread fairly evenly across all sections of the Store.
This week the main attractions are Trine 2 and Sonic CD - two highly anticipated downloadable titles selling for $14.99 and $4.99 respectively. Thankfully demos are available for both games so you can see for yourself if they’re worth the asking price. I’ve tried out the full version of Sonic CD and while the presentation is a bit lacklustre compared to Sonic 1 and 2, it still seems like a worthwhile purchase for Sonic fans looking for an innovative entry in the series.
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