Lost Planet Demo
Go! Sports Skydiving ($4.99)
Crash Bandicoot: WARPED (PSone) ($5.99)
MotorStorm Chinese New Year Gift (Free)
Rock Band DLC
Kiss “Calling Dr. Love” ($1.99)
Faith No More “We Care A Lot” ($1.99)
B-52’s “Roam” ($1.99)
Video
MLB 08 The Show “First Look” trailer
Uncharted “Final” trailer
Burnout Paradise Dev Diary
This week sees Go! Sports Sky Diving, a demo for Turok, and of course, more MotorStorm and Folklore DLC released.
Turok Demo
Go! Sports Sky Diving (AU$8.45, £3.99)
MotorStorm Chinese New Year Gift (Free)
Folklore Malion Pack (Free)
Lost Planet Trailer
Capcom has announced a release date for the long-awaited Devil May Cry 4 demo - Thursday, January 24, 2008. The demo will arrive at 2am PST on Xbox Live and between 2 and 3pm PST on the PlayStation Store.
via Capcom US
This week brings a hearty update for the US PlayStation Store - a Turok demo, more PlayStation Eye games, more Rock Band DLC and a heap of trailers sorts just about everyone out with something to do.
Demos
FIFA Street 3 demo
Turok demo
Games
Blast Factor Bundle ($12.99)
Mesmerize: Trace ($1.99)
Tori-Emaki ($1.99)
Add-ons
MotorStorm Double Track Pack - Eagles Nest, Diamondback Speedway ($2.99)
Rock Band DLC
Sweet - “Action” (Cover, $1.99)
Blink 182 - “All the Small Things” ($1.99)
The Monkees - “Last Train to Clarksville” (Cover, $1.99)
Trailers
PixelJunk Monsters trailer
Borderlands Debut trailer
Dynasty Warriors 6 trailer
Lost Planet trailer
Syphon Filter: Combat Ops trailer
Strangely, we get the same as the other PAL territories this week - looks like someone forgot to tell Activision that Australians have never heard of Die Fantastischen Vier.
Yet another week with very little of interest. I can’t believe we’re still waiting for Everyday Shooter…
Demos
FIFA Street
NBA 08
Add-ons
Guitar Hero III Warner track pack (£3.99, €5.99)
Folklore “Visions of the Tower” add-on (£1.49, €1.99)
Trailers
Borderlands
Brothers in Arms
Cloverfield
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue
Sony have confirmed that Playstation Network cards will be available in North America early next year. The cards will act the same as those for the Wii and Xbox 360, except they will do away with the sometimes confusing points system and come in monetary values. Eric Lempel, director of PSN operations pointed out the function of the cards:
“The cards will be redeemable via the PlayStation Store for PC, and on the PlayStation 3 to supply the wallet with funds to spend on games, add-ons, and other paid content.”
Thanks to some photos snapped last week we know that there will be a $20 card, and we suspect a $40 card to coincide with Japan’s JPY 5,000 card.
Yesterday Sony released cards for the Playstation Network in Japan, which means they’ll be arriving in the US very soon. Just like the 360 and Wii cards, they make purchasing content on the PSN possible for anyone who doesn’t own a credit card.
via PS3Fanboy
A patch for the PlayStation 3 version of Assassin’s Creed has gone live. The patch addresses the freezing and “white-screen-of-death” issues that some gamers have been experiencing, and should be available through the game interface once you are logged in to the PlayStation Network.
Coinciding with their opening of the Playstation Store, the Playstation Network is having a Thanksgiving sale, featuring a few staple titles. Until November 29th you’ll be able to snatch up the following for 5 bucks:
That’s the same Everyday Shooter that was great value when it was selling for $10, so do yourself a favor.
