If you live in North America and don’t already own the title MAG, you will be happy to know that the full game is now available to download from the PlayStation Store. Priced identically to its boxed “Greatest Hits” counterpart, the downloadable version of MAG (4.7 GB) will run you a mere $29.99.
With exactly a month to go, LittleBigPlanet 2 has gone ‘gold’, meaning development on the game is 100% finished. The game will be released on Wednesday 19th January 2011 across Europe, Thursday 20th January in Australia and New Zealand, and Friday 21st January in the UK and Ireland.
A new update for Gran Turismo 5 is now available to download. The patch adds several new features and improvements to the game (detailed below), including better rewards in GT Mode for a limited time only, and earning experience when playing online.
MotorStorm Apocalypse isn’t out for another few months (Spring 2011) but you can start preparing from now. Three pre-order content packs have been revealed, each with content exclusive to the respective pack. The pre-order packs will be available from selected retailers across North America, including Amazon, Best Buy and GameStop.
By now, you’ve no doubt seen the first UNCHARTED 3: Drake’s Deception trailer (along with the 11-1-11 release date) at the Spike Video Game Awards. Now, we have the first gameplay video of the game showing Drake interacting more with his surroundings and a new environment, a dilapidated French chateau.
SCEE has announced that an official PlayStation application will soon be available to download for iPhone and iPod Touch with OS 4 and above, and most Android compatible handsets with a minimum of OS 1.6. The app will be available UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and The Netherlands initially, with more countries coming soon.
You might have caught the first Resistance 3 gameplay trailer we posted earlier this month, but have you seen the Director’s Cut? The original trailer was cut short due to limits in television advertising run-time, so Insomniac have released a longer version, showing more gameplay than before.
Can you believe that it’s already been two years since PlayStation Home was first released? PlayStation Home first emerged back in December 2008, starting off as a limited public beta and now having grown to over 17 million users worldwide.
The 37th Episode of FirstPlay hits the UK PlayStation Store this week, bringing you a hands-on preview of Dead Space 2 and an interview with the game’s art director Ian Milham. You can also find reviews on another batch of PlayStation titles in the review round-up, including Blood Stone 007 and EA’s mysterious new puzzler Create.
The BBC iPlayer has enjoyed much success in the UK, sitting on the PS3 XMB for some time. If newspaper The Guardian, is to be believed, the XMB video streaming options are set to expand further this week, adding two new channels: ITV Player and 4OD.
