A new trailer for the PSN-exclusive Smash ‘N’ Survive has been released, along with details about the game’s price and release date.
Sony has released a list of full PSP games and PlayStation minis on the PS Blog that are currently compatible with PlayStation Vita.
The PlayStation Vita still isn’t available for purchase outside of Asia, but that hasn’t stopped Sony from updating their marketplace. If you spend a few minutes digging around on the PlayStation Store, you’ll be able to find five PlayStation Vita games available for download.
With the advent of PS2 Classics on the PlayStation Store, the possibility of more greats from the generation past quickly became a reality. So it was for the original Killzone, which launched on the PS2 in 2004. The announcement fans were waiting for came: Killzone would be made available as a PS2 Classic. However, no further details were given, and the announcement has since faded into black.
Sega has announced that light gun zombie shoot ‘em up The House Of The Dead III is coming to the PlayStation Network in the near future. They’ve also released new screenshots and a trailer of the PSN version of the game.
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After rumors of a LittleBigPlanet Kart game made the rounds earlier today, a new ad, presumably from Destination PlayStation, gives the first look at the game.
Naughty Dog has reminded players that Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception new co-op DLC that puts players in control of the villains in co-op for the first time ever, Fort Co-Op Adventure, is available now.
Psychonauts was an ingenious little platformer that quickly became one of the most beloved titles of the last generation. The game was developed by Tim Schafer and his team at Double Fine, and while it was a fantastic title, it didn’t sell all that well. Fortunately, that hasn’t stopped Schafer from pushing for a sequel.
With the Indian games industry evolving, studios have begun to develop games for current gen consoles. Leading the pack is Version2Games Limited, which is working on one of the first PSN games from an Indian developer, Smash ‘N’ Survive, a fast-paced vehicle combat game, as well as several future projects. To learn more about the game, its upcoming DLC and multiplayer support as well as the future of the Indian games industry, we chatted to Rajat Ojha, President of V2G.
Ubisoft has released a new trailer for PSN and Xbox Live title Shoot Many Robots, in addition to releasing screenshots for the game.
With V2Games’ first game, Smash ‘N’ Survive, out later this month exclusively on PSN, the developer’s eyes are set firmly on the future. In an exclusive interview with PSLS, the Indian studio has revealed ambitious plans for their next title.
Fans of the work of flOw and Flower developer thatgamecompany will be glad to know that the artistic PlayStation Network title Journey has been finished, according to the studio’s co-founder.
This week is jam-packed with a great mix of downloadable and retail content, both old and new. The highlight of the week is difficult to choose, as Jak and Daxter HD Collection has been broken up into each singular game on the PSN, and is competing with Gotham City Imposters, Shank 2, and my personal favorite The Simpsons: Arcade Game. Also, don’t forget to pick up Final Fantasy V for free and a demo for The House of the Dead III if you’re a PS Plus subscriber.
Also, be sure to look out for our PlayStation Store Preview 2.0 “firmware update” in the coming weeks, as this feature is going to undergo some changes in anticipation of the PlayStation Vita launch.
Want to know what is coming to the PlayStation Store this week? Find out in our weekly PlayStation Store Preview, complete with confirmed content, as well as a look into the future in our coming soon section.
In addition to confirming that players will control Joel in Naughty Dog’s upcoming game The Last of Us, the latest issue of Game Informer also reveals that online play will be implemented in some form or another.
