Category Archives: PSN

A mysterious Sony-published titled has turned up on the delightfully spoileriffic Australian Classification Board.

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Sony has updated the US end of the PS Store early today, with pre-orders for GRID 2 and Resident Evil: Revelations. Metro: Last Light is now available through PSN, along with Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny and DUST 514. Manhunt is now available as PS2 classic, and Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery is out on Vita. DLC for Skullgirls, God of War: Ascension, Uprising for Black Ops 2 and the Ranger mode for Metro: Last Light are also on the docket.

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Wolfenstein 3D has been re-certified for Xbox 360 and PS3 by the ESRB, and has spawned a new Xbox Live Arcade page with a May 31st release date. Given the recent reveal of Wolfenstein: The New Order, it’s certainly a curious thing.

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Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery developer Lucid Games is gearing up to launch its quirky episodic puzzle game on iOS and PS Vita this week. If Lucid sounds familiar, it’s the studio currently linked to Project Gotham Racing 5 development rumours.

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A man believed to have been involved in a 2008 attack on the PlayStation Network has been given a year of house arrest.

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This week, North American PlayStation Plus subscribers score a pretty sweet discount – 20% off the brand spanking new Metro: Last Light, which Dave is quite pleased with. They’re also welcome to 10% off pre-orders for anticipated racer sequel Grid 2, and a free copy of Knytt Underground, a PS3 and Vita cross-buy title. For more informaiton, visit the PlayStation Blog.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows publisher Activision has released a new trailer that shows Raphael dishing out healthy dollops of attitude and pain.

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Final Fantasy X-2 HD developer Square-Enix is toying with the idea of including ‘Last Mission’ an epilogue chapter set after the game’s ending. It was never released outside of Japan, but it may finally hit Western shores as part of the re-pack.

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Sony has released details of its weekly PSN video update for Europe. Quentin Tarantino’s violent wild west epic Django Unchained leads the week. Check out all the trailers here.

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Sony Japan Studio has released an adorable video for Puppeteer, showing off some gameplay. It’d below, courtesy of GamesHQMedia. There’s also a video below, which features clips taken from the 9 second head trailers the firm released earlier this month. They are all together in one nice look for you now. Puppeteer will arrive on PSN and at retail in North America September 10 and in Europe September 11 for $39.99/€39.99.

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Rockstar has announced that Manhunt will arrive on PSN next week as part of the PS2 Classics collection. Released 10 years ago, the game will land on the PS Store May 14 in North America and May 15 in Europe. It will run you $9.99/€9.99/£7.99. It will soon be joined by The Warriors.

Sony has confirmed that a bunch of Tearaway DLC will be made available as a free bonus to those who pre-order the title.

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Sony has released the April 2013 PSN Top Sellers charts for both the US and UK, and Guacamelee! topped the US combined charts and the PSN chart in Europe.

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Sony has updated the European of the PS Store with the Fuse demo, Sine Mora for Plus members, God Of War: Ascension DLC, the Soul Sacrifice soundtrack and more. Get updated below.

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Sony went a bit mad with game announces today, revealing three new and unusual games for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and Vita – including a new project from SCE Santa Monica’s latest indie adoptee.

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Not too many enw releases in this week’s North American PlayStation Store update, but some hefty discounts on recent releases, a couple of classics, and a new taster attracting a lot of buzz.

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Zen Studios has announced a stand-alone version of Star Wars Pinball will release on PSN next week.

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Sony has launched an Indie Game Category on the PS Store.

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Backbone Entertainment artist Arvin Bautista has published a gallery of concept images for Streets of Rage and ESWAT pitches to Sega while at the studio. The images give a glimpse of what might have been.

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After being taken offline in South Korea in July 2012, the PlayStation Store will be brought back online May 16. The store was taken offline due to a law in the country which forbids online services for asking those under 18 years old their name or age. Sony took the store offline to incorporate changes which would get the service in-line with the new law. Once it’s back up May 16, the store will be restricted to those 18 years of age and older. Minors will no longer be allowed to use the service, and a credit card will verify the registrants age with the store. Thanks, CVG.