The PlayStation Store has been updated in Europe and Australia, and it’s a relatively underwhelming list:
Cool Boarders PSone game (AUD$8.45)
Tekken 5: DR Online (AUD$29.95, £14.99)
Tekken 5: DR Online Upgrade (AUD$6.49, £3.49)
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Activision today announced the first three downloadable track packs for Guitar Hero III - the Velvet Revolver, Foo Fighters and Boss Battle Anthems packs. The Velvet Revolver pack includes master recordings of “Messages,” “She Builds Quick Machines” and “Slither.” The Foo Fighters pack includes “The Pretender,” “This Is a Call” and “All My Life.” Both are currently available on the Xbox Live Marketplace for 500 Microsoft points, and will be available on the PlayStation Store later this month.
Tori-Emaki is an interactive screensaver for the PlayStation 3 which allows you to control a flock of birds and navigate a picturesque landscape, illustrated in the style of ancient Japanese art. Read on for our review and a video of Tori-Emaki in action.
The description of Operation Creature Feature on the PlayStation Store might lead you to believe the game is similar to Lemmings, and I’m guessing that fact alone has led to a stack of instant impulse buys. Those of you who are still on the fence should hit the jump for our review.
This weeks update brings more PlayStation Eye goodies, the long awaited demo for Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 and a whole lot of trailers.
Games
Feel Ski (£4.99, AUD$13.45)
PlayStation Eye Games
Toki Emaki (£1.99, AUD$4.95)
Mesmerize: Distort (£1.99, AUD$4.95)
Semi-official Sony blog Three Speech has revealed a massive list of content planned for release on the European PlayStation Store over the last two months of 2007. Highlights include the fl0w expansion and an Uncharted demo in November, with Pain and Everyday Shooter coming in December - hit the jump for the rest.
Unlike our friends from the US, PAL PlayStation 3 owners have just had a significant amount of content added to the PlayStation Store - although you’ll need a PlayStation Eye to enjoy a lot of it.
We’re still waiting for Everyday Shooter, but hey - at least we can scratch the Ratchet and Clank demo off the list of things we’re sick of waiting for.
Full list after the jump.
PlayStation Thursday is here, and it’s a good one - of course, the usual “…if you’re in the US” caveat applies. The eagerly awaited Everyday Shooter and demos for Ratchet and Clank Future, Conan and NHL 2K8 make up the playable stuff, hit the jump for the rest.
At least seven new PSP games are in development to be sold via the online PlayStation Store. A source has revealed that the games in development are three action games, two music-based games, one racing title and a shooting game. Sony also plans on releasing 13 classic PSone games on the store.
Though the store is currently only available for PS3 owners, it is due to launch later next year for the PSP, and this winter for PC users. Sony plans to offer PSP users original games, classic PSone titles, demos, additional content for released games and TV content such as trailers, behind-the-scenes clips and interviews. Content for PSPs will be available via wireless or through a PC via USB.
Downloaded games are predicted to be between half and a third of the size of disc based games and offer between two to ten hours of gameplay.
PlayStation Thursday is here with some new goodies, for those of you in the US.
Games:
Go! Sports Ski (2.99 US)
Demos:
The Simpsons demo
Bladestorm: The Hundred Years’ War demo
Tutorials:
NBA 08 key control play calling tutorial video
Eye of Judgment tutorial video
Other video:
Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune BTS
Haze Dev interview
Tekkonkinkreet video
Surf’s Up BD trailer
via PlayStation.Blog
