Lots of new content is available on the European PlayStation Store this week, with thirteen new PS4 games, three new PS3 games and six new PS Vita games added. New games include Umbrella Corps (PS4), Mighty No. 9 (PS4, PS3, PS Vita) and Pac-Man 256 (PS4). You can also find some new add-on content for various PS4 titles.
PS4 Firmware update v3.55 is now available to download, but don’t expect anything major. The firmware is a minor update, improving the quality of the system performance. The update is mandatory, so you’ll need to update your system before you can go online. The update weighs in at 287 MiB.
Sony is opening up PS4 online multiplayer for free, this weekend, for a limited time. If you don’t already have a PlayStation Plus subscription, you can go online and play with friends between 10:00am BST on 24th June until 10:00am BST 27th June 2016. During this time, PS4 multiplayer will be completely free.
Psyonix has detailed the changes that will be part of the v1.19 update for Rocket League. The update will include the Neo Tokyo and Pillars arenas, along with new vehicles, decals, antennas and other content. This update also fixes improvements, bug fixes and changes as detailed below.
Sony has revealed that routine maintenance and improvements for PlayStation Network will be performed later this week, taking the PSN offline for approximately 2 hours. The maintenance will take place between 23rd June 2016 at 6:30am BST until 8:30am BST.
Square Enix have released three new trailers for Final Fantasy XV, showing a variety features from the game. The first is the game’s new “Wait” mode, which can be activated via the Pause menu. The second and third trailers take a look at one of the cities in the game, and the Regalia Type-F vehicle, respectively.
Following in the footsteps of Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls, Quantic Dream has announced that another one it’s games will be making the jump to the PS4. Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy has been completely remastered from the original PS2 version in 1080p for the PS4.
New content has been added to the European PlayStation Store today, with the first PlayStation VR games now available for pre-order. Ten new PS4 games are also available to download, including the Resident Evil 7 demo (free for Plus subscribers). You can also find a new PS3 game and three new PS Vita games.
One of the games that was announced for PlayStation VR last night was Farpoint, a FPS space adventure set on a hostile alien world. The game is currently in development at Impulse Gear, who have been working closely with Sony to develop a new controller for the game to work with PlayStation VR.
Following the initial announcement at Paris Games Week last summer, a new trailer for Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human was revealed at Sony’s E3 Press Conference. In the trailer, based on in-game footage, the game’s protagonist, an android detective named Conner, has to make a selection of choices to save a girl taken hostage by another android.
