A good update to the PlayStation Store for both the US and Europe. A new downloadable game, Zuma, is now available to download from the Euro PlayStation Store and Droplitz is available to download from the US store. There is also lots of new game add-on content including a new costume for LittleBigPlanet, new packs for High Velocity Bowling and new tracks for Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Check out the complete list of new content below.
New TV and movies are now available to download from the US PlayStation Video Store. This week the remake of “Friday the 13th” is available from the store, which includes never-before-seen footage and promises to deliver more horror and more thrills. The full length feature is available now in the store under New Releases as well as in our new Slasher Films collection under Featured Collections. Check out the list of other new content below.
A small PlayStation Store update for Europe this week with only game add-on content, a few game videos and some themes and wallpaper. The US has received a much bigger update with Episode 13 of Qore now available to download as well as a new playable demo, the PSOne classic Metal Gear Solid and some premium themes. Game add-on content includes new Rock Band and Guitar Hero tracks and a new MotorStorm: Pacific Rift livery pack.
This week’s PlayStation Video Store update adds plenty of new content for you to enjoy over the weekend (see below). There are almost 50 new movies to download and over 30 new TV shows available to purchase. As for this weeks top downloaded movies, He’s Just Not That Into You is in top place followed by Gran Torino and Taken. Check out the list of new content below as well as all the top downloads of this week.
Adam Grant, the European Product Manager for PSPgo, was kind enough to answer some questions over on the EU PlayStation.Blog that users had. The answers revealed some new information about the new PSP model, including built-in battery, no compatibility for existing PSP accessories and battery life. Although most questions were answered, a few importants ones were left out including a UK price, the ability to transfer existing UMD games to the PSP Go and the price difference between UMD and downloadable versions of games. Check out the answers and questions below.
This week’s PlayStation Store is a huge one for both Europe and the US. There are a number of new downloadable games available on both stores as well as new playable demos. VidZone is now available to download in Europe too. There is plenty of new game add-on content too, including the new Killzone 2 map pack: Flash and Thunder, new LittleBigPlanet costumes, Saints Row 2 content and more. Check out the complete list below.
SCEE has announced that VidZone, the on-demand music video service for the PlayStation 3, will go live in Europe later today. The free service gives you the freedom to view thousands of music videos on demand by streaming them directly to your PS3. It will launch with more than 10,000 videos with major music labels as well as thousands of independent artist getting on board, and will be supported with on-screen advertising.
A new PSP Firmware update will be available to download soon. The minor update will address system software stability issues during use of some features. Other than that, nothing new has been added to the software update. You will need to update to the latest version in order to access the PlayStation Store on your PSP.
Check out video below for an in-depth Island tour explaining the offline and online progression, the new license, and four of the nine new vehicles.
You can get more information about the Big Surf Island pack on the US PlayStation.Blog.
The next issue of Qore has been delayed due to revision of content. Episode 13 was expected to launch last week to coincide with E3 and the announcement of the PSP Go!. As you may have read, the Qore feature covering the PSP Go! was leaked last month prior to the official announcement. “We are currently revising the content of the episode to bring you the most up-to-date information,” states the email from Sony.
