PlayStation Plus content will be added to the store through the month, and not just on the first publish of every month according to a tweet from the Official US PlayStation page. The tweet said that content will “continue to roll out all month, so stay tuned!” However, in Europe all the content will appear at the start of each month.
Now that Final Fantasy XIV has been dated, Square Enix has also revealed the contents of the Collectors Edition and Boxart for the game. The price for the Retail version and Collector’s Edition has not been revealed yet, but the PC versions will cost $49.99 and $74.99 respectively.
Square Enix has announced that the PlayStation 3 version of Final Fantasy XIV will be released in March 2010, but the PC Special Edition version will be available on September 22nd in Europe, while the Standard Edition will be available on September 30th 2010.
Sony has updated the Media Go application for the PC once again. The application has been updated to version v1.5 and now supports video playback for content downloaded via the PlayStation Store and allows you to queue multiple items for download. You can find the changelog below.
Hulu has announced that Hulu Plus, their newest subcription-based premium service to view TV content, is finally heading to the PS3 starting next month, with the Xbox 360 receiving the service in early 2011. The new service, which is already available on the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, will cost $9.99 a month.
inFamous has been available on Blu-ray disc for well over a year now, but the game is finally available to download from the PlayStation Network. With the release of PlayStation Plus today, subscribers can download the 60-minute trial of the full game for free.
While the PS3 already has Facebook support in a few games and on the XMB, the PSP has yet to see similar treatment. The first Minis title will Facebook support will be 5-in-1 Arcade Hits, from Czech developer Grip Games. The title will be available to download from the PlayStation Store this week for €2.99.
FirstPlay Episode 13 will be available to download from the PlayStation Store tomorrow featuring a HD preview of Lara Croft’s new top-down adverture The Guardian Of Light. You can also find Activision’s new racer Blur, and motorcycle platformer Joe Danger.
Today, Fat Princess will receive a new patch and new DLC to expand the game further. The Fat Princess Fat Roles DLC (USD $4.99) unleashes Pirates, Ninjas and Giants into the world of Fat Princess. These three new character classes bring a whole new level of awesomeness to the frenzied 32-player battles.
Firmware 3.40 is now live and available to download, in addition, PlayStation Plus has been officially released – you can subscribe to the service directly from the PlayStation Store (after updating to the new firmware). Firmware 3.40 not only adds PlayStation Plus features, it also includes a few other changes and enhancements (see below).
