Peggle and Peggle Nights Coming This Thursday With Bonus Features
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Peggle rushed into the PC world of gaming back in 2007 courtesy of casual gaming king PopCap Games. It is finally making its way over to the PlayStation 3, but not before receiving some much-lauded features.
For starters, this game will come with a new multiplayer mode called “Peg Party.” This allows for up to four-player online matches. Though not revealed in the PS.Blog post sourced here, through the author’s comments it has been revealed that this game supports many PlayStation 3-exclusive features. Games can be automatically uploaded to YouTube for viewing by anyone, custom soundtracks are supported, and Remote Play is also allowed. The main Peggle game is priced at $9.99 and its add-on, Peggle Nights, also releasing this Thursday, will be $4.99. A demo will also be available.
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November 18th, 2009 at 5:00 AM
Kinda expensive,, isn’t it?? >.<
November 18th, 2009 at 12:39 PM
Not at all Kirobz. It’s the same price as if you bought the game on Steam.
On amazon.com it costs more than 10.00 to get peggle.
It’s expensive in comparison to what? Critter Crunch?
Well if that’s the case then every game is expensive because you can find a cheaper game somewhere. I guess maybe we should only pay 1-3 dollars for games then?
Expensive is the most overused word in gaming. People need to stop saying “It’s expensive” and explain what by comparison makes said thing expensive.
November 18th, 2009 at 2:22 PM
Guys, no offense, but you have a really weird way of inserting hyperlinks in your articles that don’t really help.
The above text is the best example of this: YouTube link that does not show any clip of the game, it leads to a page where with the list showing aaaaall the YouTube references you’ve made on the blog. The same goes for the Peggle link and the PS3 link and the soundtrack and the PopCap link and so on.
How exactly is linking like that is supposed to help me get more info about that game?