Massive PlayStation Store Update Due Next Week

09/27/2009 Written by Sebastian Moss

The PlayStation Store updates every Thursday all over the world, bringing specific content to individual regions as well as demos, trailers and downloadable content for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable. As the premiere source of all digital PlayStation wares, the Store is the cornerstone of Sony’s online offering. This week’s Store update was rather large, with numerous demos, some Batman: Arkham Asylum DLC and Zombie Apocalypse on the US Store. However, next week’s update is set to be even bigger.

Next Thursday’s update will coincide with the PSP Go’s release, Sony’s digital only portable gaming device. To help launch the device Sony is set to release a bumper update on the store. Mike Kebby, SCEE PlayStation Store Team member teased:

“Next week sees a LOT of PSP content coming to the store.
I’m probably going to be quite sparse with comments this week because I have so much planning to do for next week…but I hope next week you’ll all agree it’s worth it”

The European Blog author added:

“As long as everything I’m tracking for next week comes out of QA safely, then you’ll need a lot of fingers (borrow a few friends perhaps) to count each game being released next week”

Further continuing:

“Okay for those who have asked about Turtles In Time it’s coming next week!! (I just wanted to check with Ubisoft that they were happy for me to mention it)”

And if that wasn’t enough, he announced that:

“More dynamics coming next week – nothing to say about avatars as yet.”

Unfortunately, Kebby also let out:

“No PSOne Classics planned, but new PSP games and past UMD titles will be released.”

The PlayStation Store’s update next week is set to be truly spectacular, with the possible release of PSP Minis, Gran Turismo PSP and hundreds of PSP titles.

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18 Responses to “Massive PlayStation Store Update Due Next Week”

  1. I get paid Friday, so I’ll be shopping all night Thursday. :)

  2. KwietStorm says:

    I never upgraded from the first PSP. I want the PSP go, buy I’m on the fence. A pointy, rusty fence.

  3. wtGp says:

    l’ve waiting for the Minis to come out XD. l hope the dynamic themes are from the games l like

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  5. I’d say it will be the single biggest update we have ever gotten and possibly will ever see again. I’m guessing hundreds of PSP games will come out with it.

  6. @smokey_vols: That would be truly awesome

  7. kirobz says:

    Why no PSone game? Give me my FFVIII.

  8. giese095 says:

    sounds like a massive update for the PSP Go and not much else. Which was expected since they promised 700 some downloadable titles available for the PSP Go upon release.

  9. Brent says:

    I wish I had the money for a Go! :(
    And a quick question… can we download Mini’s on other PSP models? Or are they exclusively for the Go?

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  12. name says:

    whens the R&C ACIT demo comming?
    the games out in less than 1 month, we normally have a demo by now.

  13. TwinDad says:

    It’s going to be a huge PSP update. Which seems fair since they haven’t had a real PSP store update in forever.

    I’ve officially given up on the PS1 Classic store front. They don’t seem to realize the sales potential for the PSP and the PS3 by by updating the games available.

  14. DGR8Mc187 says:

    That is good news for Go owners.

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