EL33TONLINE: News tag archive: scee
Frobisher Says! is a collection of over 50 wacky fast-paced mini-games, and it’s now available to all PS Vita users for free. Another 15 mini-games will also be made available as part of downloadable content on the 2nd of May for €1.99/Ł1.59.
For months I’ve been waiting in anticipation for a Gravity Rush release date announcement and am happy to report that we now know when this PS Vita exclusive is due out in the US, UK and Europe.
In July last year the Move.me app appeared on the US PlayStation Store. Move.me is essentially a software tool for PCs which allows researchers and hobbyists to use the PlayStation Move controller for a variety of applications that extend far beyond traditional gaming.
The good news is that the tool has finally made its way across the Atlantic to UK and Europe, receiving an official launch in those territories courtesy of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE).
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has revealed a list of games for PS3 and PS Vita that only require a single purchase to be played on both systems.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and THQ have jointly announced that the recently revealed Saints Row: The Third online pass promotion has been extended to Australasia, Europe, the UK, South Africa and other EMEA (Europe, Midde-East, Africa) territories.
What online pass promotion? Let’s take a step back.
In a bit of unexpected news today, Sony has announced that after releasing early last week, Naughty Dog’s Uncharted 3 went on to sell almost 4 million units on day one of availability!
After soaking in the vastly differing experiences of Microsoft’s chilled and enjoyable Play Day in the morning and EA’s skull-cracking press conference in the afternoon, it was up to Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) to finish off the day with its media briefing in the evening of August 16th to truly get us ready for gamescom.
While it wasn’t quite the spectacle that EA brought to Cologne, Germany, and it certainly wasn’t as laid back as Microsoft’s event, SCEE managed to find a great median with some surprise announcements, welcome reveals and a super slick presentation.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has announced that certain NTSC PSone Classics from both the North American and Japanese PlayStation Stores will be made available in PAL territories in the near future.
This is great news for fans of North American exclusives like Chrono Cross, Parasite Eve and Threads of Fate, as well as those gamers who are keen to try out Japanese PlayStation 1 hits which don’t require an understanding of the language.
The massive ‘Summer Sale’ on the European PlayStation Store continues this week with enormous helpings of special price offers on all kinds of classic and excellent PlayStation Network games, including TerRover, Bionic Commando and its sequel, downloadable content for some EA games, as well as a few PSOne titles and a handful of minis.
But what’s new this week?
The image above should clue you in, but we’ll spell it out for your just in case: The first-person multiplayer shooter Section 8: Prejudice will soon become available for purchase and download on the European PlayStation Store, while you’ll also be able to get your zombie jollies with Dead Block, too (read El33tonline’s review over here).
What other content is set to appear on the European PlayStation Store in only a matter of hours? The full list is as follows:
What’s the highlight of this week’s European PlayStation Store content publish? Thanks to the currently-on-the-go PlayStation Network Summer Sale… everything!
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and its partners have slashed prices on tons and tons of downloadable games and content, with titles from PopCap, EA, Capcom, Telltale and more going for cheaps, while a range of mini and PSOne titles are also enjoying special price offers.
Be sure to check out Limbo, too, which will (finally) become available to PlayStation 3 owners in Europe.
Find out what other tasty content (and get that full list of discounted games) will be showing up on the European PlayStation Store in just a few hours:
In a report on consumer site VG247, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has confirmed the existence of the recently surfaced ‘PSN Pass’ system – a game specific programme that will see future first-party Sony titles require a code for users to access online features.
In just a few hours, the European PlayStation Store will be updated with a gigantic amount of new content comprising a special ‘Summer’ sale on a collection of downloadable EA games, opportunities to purchase and download full PlayStation 3 games, and indulge is masses of add-on content for games like DiRT 3, MotorStorm Apocalypse, Mortal Kombat and LittleBigPlanet 2, amongst others.
But do you know what else you’ll find on the European PlayStation Store today? Full access to the currently-on-the-go Uncharted 3 multiplayer beta!
Find out what other brand new and exciting content is scheduled to show up on the store today with the full list below:
North American PlayStation Home users received their ‘Welcome Back’ package early last month, but those of us in European territories have had to practise patience while Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) went about arranging complimentary content through its various partners.
The good news is that the ‘Welcome Back’ content is finally available for European Home users (including South Africans), and amounts to a pretty generous collection of odds and ends from many of the most prominent retailers in the PlayStation-themed virtual world that is Home.
As usual, you can expect megatons of exciting new downloadable content over PlayStation Network when the European PlayStation Store receives its latest update in just a few hours.
This content includes new additions to games like LA Noire, Mortal Kombat and Killzone 3, full games like Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit and American McGee’s Alice, and demos for Dungeon Siege III and… Sonic Generations?
Correct. Starting tomorrow, European PlayStation Store browsers will be able to snag a demo for SEGA’s upcoming Sonic T. Hedgehog game, Sonic Generations… but only starting tomorrow, you hear?
Here’s the rest of the content you can expect on the European PlayStation Store later today:
To apologise for service downtime and to say ‘thank-you’ for your patience leading up to service resumption, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has detailed a list of free PlayStation 3 and PSP games that European members of the PlayStation Network will be entitled to once the PlayStation Store resumes operation in “just a while longer.”
This is in addition to 30 free days of PlayStation Plus time for non-subscribers, and an additional 60 free days of access to the service if you are currently subscribed.
Here’s the list of PS3 and PSP games that SCEE is giving away – once the PS Store is back up, you’ll ‘only’ be able to choose two titles from each list to download for free:
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