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@Spoit has a far more simple variation:

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-Tal wrote: »

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From @Yougottawanna a Brilliant dissection as to why the ending is so bad in Red Letter Media Style:

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And a followup:

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From @manwiththemachinegun SECRET TRUE ENDING HHEYYYYAAA!!!!!

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True Last Boss!

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Taramoor wrote: »

The following was posted by a BioWare mod as an apology for the online pass issue, which they're working on.

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And last, but certainly not least: The TRUE Hero of Mass Effect

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• This is not a thread to defend your favorite hardware maker, nor is it one to shit over other hardware makers. This forum tends to be better about fan-silliness, but a lot of you tend to get all hot and bothered if anyone besmirches the House of Plumber. Appropriate and sincere comparisons are fine, but we don't need any dramatics. This includes tired memes like "lolsony" and the dreaded "M$".
• WE ARE NOT DISCUSSING THE XBOX ONE'S PURPORTED INABILITY TO PLAY USED GAMES.
• This thread is not intended to be permanent. The most likely situation is that we'll give you the holiday season to enjoy the new toy Santa got you, and then this thread gets shut down. Exceptions have been made for hardware that's been struggling and cannot maintain a lot of active threads on specific games. The XBox One is likely not going to have that problem, so don't get attached to this thread.
• These rules are to be posted in every subsequent thread.

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Here's a shot of Half Life Source:



If I pull down the console and type "cl_drawhud 0" without quotation marks the HUD will disappear:



If I type "impulse 200" the weapon model will disappear:



Typing "cl_drawhud 1" will turn your hud back on, and changing weapons will bring your weapon model back.

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Generally, pulling down the console and typing "ToggleHud" without quotation marks once will remove the HUD, typing it again will return it. Examples from Unreal 2:

Gaslight wrote:

To make Steam cloud shots work with the img tags on the Vanilla forum, you need to add "?.jpg" after the final slash in each one's URL.

The initial incarnation of Piranha Games' MechWarrior reboot, which was revealed yesterday to have become the free-to-play PC exclusive MechWarrior Online, was stymied by "a Microsoft restriction" blocking a PlayStation 3 edition. This, according to Piranha, played a big part in publishers not wanting to pick the game up.

1. A reinstall can do wonders if you're having problems with the bootstrap launcher (the patcher thing that pops up before you get the login window). Sometimes the uninstall goes wrong (because of course), so go here if it won't reinstall.

2. Try manually deleting the shader cache (MWO should do this automatically, but sometimes fails and it gets corrupted). The post in the link also gives steps to set up a batch script to force the deletion each time MWO loads.

3. This is a weird fix, but some people found that moving the install directory to another physical drive solves crashes. Literally cut/paste the directory and update shortcuts manually. Not sure if moving to another partition on the same drive helps.

4. Force your video card to stop power-save throttling and disable ambient occlusion. If ambient occlusion is listed "unsupported" for Nvidia cards, try this sub-post to import a fixed game profile for the control panel.

5. Force multi-threading, in case the game isn't using all available cores.

• Steam Penny Arcade MechWarrior Group
• Our MechWarrior Tactics thread
• Our MechWarrior Living Legends thread
• Almost every MechWarrior 2 computer sound file, so that you can make your computer say "Shutting Down" when you shut down
• The all important REACTOR, ONLINE, SENSORS, ONLINE, WEAPONS, ONLINE, ALL SYSTEMS NOMINAL *purr* *beep* sound to complete the collection. You might actually want to rip that last one from this YouTube video because the direct download I've linked has a tiny bit of music at the end.
• MekTek.net, your net source for Mek Tek. This is where MechWarrior 4 is free to download
• Mech2.org forums that tell you how to run Mechwarrior 2, if you're nostalgic
• Ducan Fisher (Solaris VII announcer) outtakes. Hilarious. He does a great Homer Simpson voice. Part two.
• MechWarrior3.org, to make MechWarrior 3 work.
• Mechwarrior 2 Intro
• Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries Intro
• Mechwarrior 3 Intro
• Mechwarrior 4 Intro
• Mechwarrior 4: Mercenaries Intro

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Betsuni wrote: »

We should all put "@PA" at the end of our names to make it easier to spot a friend invite for members here. If you don't know how to edit your name after creating it, it is under the options menu and I think it says "change name".

Announcement Trailer

BioShock Infinite is a first-person shooter currently in development at Irrational Games, the studio behind the original BioShock (which sold over 4 million units worldwide). Set in 1912, BioShock Infinite introduces an entirely new narrative and gameplay experience that lifts players out of the familiar confines of Rapture and rockets them to Columbia, an immense city in the sky.

Former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt has been sent to rescue Elizabeth, a young woman imprisoned in Columbia since childhood. Booker develops a relationship with Elizabeth, augmenting his abilities with hers so the pair may escape from a city that is literally falling from the sky. DeWitt must learn to fight foes in high-speed Sky-Line battles, engage in combat both indoors and amongst the clouds, and harness the power of dozens of new weapons and abilities.

Columbia is the city of the future circa 1900, created as a sort of moving World Fair, travelling the world to show the sheer power and majesty of the rising newly technological America – the Moon Landing of its day. Levine argues that between 1880 and 1900 America transformed from this Agrarian backwater to a rising technological power that ended up claiming the 20th century as its own.

Inevitably, it goes wrong. The World Fair was secretly weaponized, covered in cannons which go and do what cannons are made for. It goes rogue, causes a terrible international incident and disappears into the clouds never to be seen again.

Skip forward a few years, where in a Chandlerian move, ex-Pinkerton, strikebreaker and general low-life Booker DeWitt is hired to find a woman. This Elizabeth is missing. DeWitt can handle this. It’s what he does. The only problem is that she’s apparently in Columbia… and the mysterious figure hiring you says he can get you there.

If the main theme behind surrounding the first "BioShock" was objectivism, the main theme of "BioShock Infinite" appears to be jingoism. At the game's premiere, propaganda posters displayed racist stereotypes of other nationalities, with George Washington in the center, looking like a savior among savages.

This undercurrent matches real American beliefs at the time. Ken Levine read a quote from President William McKinley, talking about his decision to make the Philippines part of the US. It's basically the epitome of Manifest Destiny.

That's Columbia. It's a society which believes that America knows best. Always. It's also a society in turmoil.

When Irrational’s creative director, Ken Levine, stopped in the middle of the presentation to give us a brief history lesson – the state of America at the turn of the century and it’s empirical attempt to annex the Philippines – it was more than flavor text. Just as Bioshock explored the downfall of an Ayn Randian utopia, Infinite sets its sights high with an alternate history breakdown of America during its meteoric rise to superpower status.

Its world, a city in the sky known as Columbia, is thick with patriotic imagery. Take every bit of Victorian architecture you’ve ever seen, stick some balloons on the bottom, cover it in American flags, and you’re only scratching the surface. It’s vibrant, lively, even hopeful, and yet, the truth is revealed as soon as we meet Columbia’s inhabitants.


The in-game demonstration began with a brief stroll down the streets of Columbia. The first thing that stood out was the perfect visual density they’ve established. Similar to the original BioShock, Infinite is a game that invites players to become enthralled with the world around them. To Booker’s left, a horse-drawn carriage passed by, complete with a seemingly mechanical, or at least heavily-armored horse. Propaganda posters lined the streets, a statue grasped an American flag, and a politician dressed as Uncle Sam was the first person that attempted to murder Booker.

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Woo! Animal Crossing!

Don't forget to intend to buy this on Club Nintendo!

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• You are the Mayor!
• New Shops.
• New Music!
• An insane amount of customization. (Socks, Hats, Shoes, Skirts, Pants, Shirts, Paintings, Eye Contacts (Yes, eye contacts))
• A neat new QR Code sharing system to save your patterns/designs and easily share them.
• Re-Design of the town system. You can do a lot with it and in it, like swimming.
• New Island (Remember the one from Gamecube? It is back!)
• Nook is into Real Estate now. Slave labor probably still a thing.
• Villagers are far far more diverse. Lots of new speech/interaction.
• Dream World/Suite - Visit random player towns from all over the world (Even if you don't know them).
• Run on the beach barefoot!
• Tons and tons and tons and tons of new items. So many it's not even funny.
• Characters now have "legs" and are a lot more detailed.
• You can place your house anywhere in town. So can animal villagers.
• Buy Fortune Cookies with Playcoins. (You know, those things you get for walking around with your 3DS in your pocket)
• New plants!
• New Fruits! (Lemons, Bananas, Mangoes, Persimmons, etc)
• Customize the outside of your house!
• Shopping Mall!
• Mini-Games!
• Much easier networking to visit towns.
• Cross-town chat with friends in your friends list - without being in their town! Woot!

Darks Souls II announced at the VGAs, see the trailer yourself!



Namco Bandai has officially announced the existence of “Dark Souls II” in a release from the Japanese developer last night. From Software has revealed that the sequel to what many fans claim to be one of the hardest games ever created, “Dark Souls II” will be releasing on the Playstation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. A new teaser website for the game was also launched today, which will inform fans with information from the upcoming title when it becomes available.

Perhaps the most important bit of info given about the upcoming sequel so far is the change to the game’s multiplayer network. In the first “Dark Souls,” gamers connected in a peer-to-peer format with one player hosting the session.
“Dark Souls II,” however will feature dedicated game servers that will host all players on a single networked system.

****ATTENTION PC PLAYERS, GET THE RESOLUTION FIX HERE: http://blog.metaclassofnil.com/****

Click here for nice example of a high-res PC screenshot.

It's being update fairly regularly so check the guy's blog for the latest version.

Comparison of different options:







(See second post for guides/in-depth info)

Welcome to the Dark Souls thread! Take a seat over the- oh wait you've died already. Yeah you should probably get used to that.

Dark Souls is a hardcore action-RPG by From Software, a spiritual successor to their previous game Demon's Souls. It's also as difficult as you've heard it is, but provides an experience that you rarely get in other modern games. There are no difficulty levels and no manual saves, you cannot pause and combat is entirely skill based. By defeating enemies and using certain items you gain souls, which are everything. You use them to level up your character, buy and upgrade items and magic and in certain cases create powerful unique weapons.

As well as souls, there is a secondary resource you'll be collecting called humanity. You start the game as an undead (hollow), weaker and overall less effective than you are in human form. By collecting and spending humanity you can revert yourself back to human form, increasing certain resistances and improving your item discovery rate. Becoming human also allows you to be summoned to and invade other players worlds.

Doesn't sound too bad right? Well let's talk about death.



You'll see this a lot. Death is as much a part of Dark Souls as collecting the precious souls themselves. If you die you keep your items but lose all your souls and humanity and leave behind a bloodstain. If you make it back to your bloodstain you can recover them, but die on your way back to your corpse and you lose them for good.

Rush forward with abandon to pick up that shiny item? You're going to die. Let your guard down because you've been through the starting enemies 20 times before? You're going to die. You'll learn to respect death as it starts out by beating you into the ground but then teaches you that every step forward, every dark corner and every closed door in this place demands respect.

Despite the shadow of death following you everywhere you go, there is one place you can gain some respite.



Bonfires are the one place you can rest and restore. You can spend your souls to increase your character stats, repair your weapons and armour and restore a limited number of healing flasks. Spend your humanity here and you can also make them more powerful and have them restore more healing items. Bonfires are also your only checkpoints, as long as you've lit one you will return to it once you die.

Of course it's not that easy. Anytime you touch a bonfire or warp back to one after dying, every enemy you've previously killed respawns ready to take you down again.

So that's Dark Souls. Prepare to die.

Multiplayer

or as we prefer to call it



Co-op

When co-opping in Dark Souls you can either summon players to your world or be a phantom summoned to another's world. To summon you must be human but phantoms can be either human or hollow. The summoning system isn't your normal "invite to game" thing though. In game you throw down a summoning sign and anyone within 10 levels of you can bring you into their world until you die, exit or kill the boss of that area.

PVP and Invading

Although becoming human allows you to summon others to your world when you want, it also opens you up to being invaded by anyone with an easy to obtain consumable item. The invader however doesn't choose what world to invade, it is random but limited to the zone you are currently in. Invasions and PVP can also be initiated by joining certain covenants that hold specific conditions.

Other Online Stuff

If you're not engaging in co-op or PVP, it still pays to play while online. Players can leave messages around the world warning of traps or monsters, giving instructions for hidden items or just being dicks and fucking you over. You'll also see other player's bloodstains throughout the world that show you how they met their maker.

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Release date August 24th

Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition will include an untold chapter in the world of Lordran where the player must stop the spread of darkness at all costs by facing and defeating the Dark Knight Artorias.

- New Bosses - Including Artorias of Abyss, Chimera of Tomb, and more -
- PVP Online Matchmaking System - Quick matching for co-op or PVP -
- New Areas – Including Oolacile Tomb, Old Ruins and more -
- New Enemies – Including Abyss Guard, Chained Prisoner and more -
- New NPCs – Including Hawkeye Gough and more -
- New Weapons and Armor – Equip some from the new bosses, enemies, and NPCs -

More details to be revealed...

What DSCfix does do:
-- Intercepts GFWL matchmaking functions to return a friend's session if available. This is repeated until all online friends are connected to, at which point it resumes normal behavior of looking for random peers.
-- Allows near-instantaneous summoning / invasion of friends, as well as other network info exchanged such as bloodstains, visible blue ghosts / bonfire phantoms, bonfire kindling, etc.

What DSCfix does NOT do:
-- Change any rules of summoning or invading (area boss must not be defeated, players must still be within level range, host must be human, etc.)
-- Fix any NAT related problems. If you have a strict NAT (as reported by GFWL) and have not been able to successfully summon/be summoned, DSCfix will probably not help.
-- Otherwise tamper with any aspect of Dark Souls gameplay. The connections it establishes with friends are the exact same as those established after successfully summoning / invading a player.

UrQuanLord88 wrote: »

Alternatively you can put the DefaultNameList.ini file in your Documents\...\X-Com\config folder. That would allow you to modify your settings without ever removing the default file in the steamapps folder

Also explosives. I love explosives.

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That's him in the pink.

In this new set of linked Council missions, gamers will meet an enigmatic Triad operative, divert an alien ship’s course, and do battle with the aliens in the skies over China. The Slingshot Content Pack includes three new maps tied to the Council missions, a new playable squad character with a unique story and voice and new character customization options. The release date and pricing of the Slingshot Content Pack will be announced soon.

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Sectoid -- Sectoids have the ability to form a psionic link with each other, and once the link is formed, they all receive combat boosts. By eliminating the sectoid forming the link, both sectoids will die.


Muton -- Strong and fierce, they have the "Blood Call" ability that motivates surrounding Mutons. Never try to fight one hand-to-hand.

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Cyberdisc -- They're transformers with at least two forms: a flat, saucer-like form and a spider-like assault form. They're nearly indestructible in the saucer form, forcing you to wait until they can attack.


Thin Man -- Very agile, capable of covering great amounts of land in a single move or jumping several stories in a single leap. They can vomit a deadly acid and explode in acid when killed.


Berserker -- Appears to be a heavily armored Muton squad leader. The Berserker has the Bull Rush ability, allowing it to charge towards its targets.


Floater -- A monstrous cyborg powered by a pair of twin back-mounted jets. It has the ability to teleport.


Chrysalid -- Rips your soldiers or any human it can get to with its claws and incubates an egg into their chest. The unfortunate victim is then turned into a zombie which gives birth to a new Chrysalid.


Chrysalid Zombie (left) -- What happens to your soldier or civilian after a Chrysalid gets to it.


Chrysalid Hatchling -- A baby Chrysalid, fresh from the zombified corpse of your comrade. It's not cute or cuddly.


Outsiders -- These Aliens appear to be deployed/materializing out of glowing orange crystals.


Sectopod -- Armored Mech.


Drone -- Small spherical robots; alone these robots are not much of threat, but they have the ability to repair other machines such as cyberdisks and sectopods.

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Become the world’s first superpower and command the most incredible and vast war machine of the Ancient world. Dominate the enemies of your glorious empire by military, economic and political means.

Your rise will bring admiration from your followers but will also attract greed and jealousy, even from your closest allies.

Will betrayal strike you down, or will you be the first to turn on old friends? How much are you ready to sacrifice for your vision of Rome? Will you fight to save the Republic, or plot to rule alone as Dictator — as Emperor?

The creators of the award-winning Total War series set a new benchmark for strategy gaming quality and depth, taking their signature mix of real-time and turn-based gameplay to new heights.

An epic-scale turn-based campaign mode in which to plan your conquest of the known world – in any way you see fit.

Feel the thunderous clash of battle as the Roman war-machine takes to the field in real-time combat. Tens of thousands of men collide in bone-splintering detail that you directly control.

All-new graphics engine: see exotic ancient cities and colossal armies rendered in incredible detail, while jaw-dropping cinematic battles unfold. New unit cameras allow you to see the battle from every perspective.

Completely scalable experience, with performance optimised for your PC or laptop. Witness the awesome scale of Total War: Rome II, no matter what your spec.

Ranging from the Spanish coast to the far-flung, exotic kingdoms of the east, the campaign map for Total War: ROME II™ is breath-taking in scope, and a study in detail and variety. This page is your source for background information about each of the playable factions: their starting position on the campaign map, their civic and military focus, and some of their key battlefield units.

The playable factions represent key powers within the Greco-Roman, Barbarian, and Eastern cultures, and each offers a notably different and deeper form of gameplay experience from those in previous Total War games. Each brings unique commercial, military and political strengths, its own agents and political system, and three tech trees representing civic, military and engineering disciplines. Each will have its own dilemmas to face and different styles of army to manage. Some factions are split into a number of playable families, which bring further unique benefits to their base faction traits.

Players will need to work with – and in certain circumstances against – their faction’s internal political system. You’ll direct the actions of famous characters from history, and if they’re not out in the field commanding your armies, they’ll be politicking in the senate house, or its cultural equivalent. Players would be wise to keep an eye on such individuals…

Some factions rely more on mercenaries for their military might; some prefer to train their own. Some rely on client-nations or vassals to boost their economic growth, while others are more trade-focussed. Whichever you choose, each faction brings a completely different gameplay experience to Total War: ROME II™.

For the first time, create truly unique cities with different specializations. Mayors seeking intelligent Sims can build a college town full of libraries, community colleges and universities. Specialize in Big Business such as Casinos, Electronics, Coal, Trade, and more to increase the wealth of your city. Each specialization has major benefits but consequences as well. Educated Sims unlock technologies that will benefit your region, but large universities are expensive to maintain. Casinos will bring tourism and raise Simoleons but also attract unwanted crime.

Here is the list of games that you will be able to choose from once you are able to redeem. It’s a great list of games across the whole EA portfolio, so pick one and add it to your Origin library on us!

Battlefield 3 (Standard Edition)
Bejeweled 3
Dead Space 3 (Standard Edition)
Mass Effect 3 (Standard Edition)
Medal of Honor Warfighter (Standard Edition)
Need For Speed Most Wanted (Standard Edition)
Plants vs. Zombies
SimCity 4 Deluxe Edition

When can I start to get my free game?
The free game portal will be rolling out in waves, and it will be available in the following regions by these dates:
North America by 5pm PST/midnight GMT on Wednesday, March 20.
Europe by 5pm PST/midnight GMT on Thursday, March 21.
Asia & South America by 5pm PST/midnight GMT on Friday, March 22.

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• The Locksmith opens locked doors and cracks safes faster.
• The Hacker can hack into stuff, which gets him a little computer virus that follows him around, disabling cameras and so on.
• The Cleaner can knock people out by sneaking up behind them.
• The Redhead can distract guards with her good looks, causing them to follow her.
• The Lookout can detect nearby enemies without having to see them.
• The Gentleman can disguise himself to remain undetected (temporarily).
• The Pickpocket has a pet monkey that can steal things for him.

• Game home page
• Monaco twitter account
• Preview at Rock Paper Shotgun that's not super old
• "Making Monaco" timelapse video
• Destructoid hands on
• Preview at DIY Gamer
• PC Gamer preview

• This thread is about the industry. Business. It is not for you to get into a long debate about how the controls in Kid Icarus were so terrible. You CAN touch on broad reasons why a game failed to sell (crowded for that genre, it flat-out sucked, etc), but getting into minutia over games is a no-go. Video game announcements are also off-limits unless there's something notable (struggling company spend a ton on it as a hail mary pass).
• Do not fanboy over a console/developer/etc. You are free to criticize a console or company, but getting irrationally defensive over your pet piece of hardware will be punished.
• Stay the fuck on topic. This will be dealt with more harshly in here than in other threads because it tends to get out of control more often.
• This is not a thread for every scrap of industry news. Sexism in the industry? Social issue: give it another thread. Gaming journalism sucks? Journalism is not the industry: discuss it elsewhere. This thread has a bad habit of being a black hole that sucks would-be threads into its event horizon. We need to focus here and let other news topic get their own threads.
• VGChartz makes up shit. Do not post VGChartz.
• Top Ten lists are link-baiting crap and should not be posted with the exception of sales figures.
• Take care when linking anything with stats and information. Try to make sure the article properly cites figures.
• Do not get into pedantic arguments. An old favorite is whether or not casual games should be covered here (spoiler: yes). A more recent one is what is meant by AAA (short answer: no one cares). This shit derails the thread and we don't need a page of discussion on what "free-to-play" really means. Get embroiled in this shit at your own risk.
• Report people you think are violating rules. Calling them out just derails the thread and it might get you in trouble for stirring shit up.
• This thread is still for fun! Enjoy yourself.

• Uncharted: Golden Abyss
• Gravity Rush
• WipEout 2048
• Plants vs Zombies
• Mega Man Maverick Hunter X (PSP)
• Tekken 6 (PSP)

• Uncharted: Golden Abyss
• Gravity Rush
• WipEout 2048
• Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
• Puddle

• Assassin's Creed III: Liberation (Ubisoft Sofia)
• BlazBlue Continuum Shift Extend (Arc System Works)
• Dead or Alive 5 Plus (Team Ninja)
• Disgaea 3: Absence of Detention (Nippon Ichi Software)
• DJMax Technika Tune (Pentavision)
• Dragon Fantasy Book I (Muteki Corporation)
• Gravity Rush (SCE Japan)
• Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational (Clap Hanz)
• Guacamelee (Drinkbox Studios)
• Knytt Underground (Nifflas' Games) Cross-Buy
• LittleBigPlanet Vita (Double Eleven/Tarsier)
• Lumines: Electronic Symphony (Q? Entertainment)
• Metal Gear Solid: HD Collection (Armature/Kojima Productions)
• Motorstorm: RC (Evolution Studios) Cross-Buy
• Need for Speed: Most Wanted (Criterion)
• New Little King's Story (Marvelous)
• Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus (Team Ninja)
• Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (Just Add Water/Oddworld Inhabitants)
• Orgarhythm (Acquire)
• Persona 4 Golden (Atlus)
• Plants vs. Zombies (PopCap Games)
• PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale (Superbot/BluePoint) Cross-Buy
• Rayman: Origins (Ubisoft)
• Sine Mora (Digital Reality/Grasshopper)
• Sly: Thieves in Time (Sanzaru Games) Cross-Buy
• Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (Sumo Digital)
• Soul Sacrifice (Marvelous AQL)
• Sound Shapes (Queazy Games) Cross-Buy
• Super Stardust Delta (Housemarque)
• Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack (Drinkbox Studios)
• Thomas Was Alone (Mike Bithell)
• Touch My Katamari (Namco Bandai)
• Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 (Capcom)
• Uncharted: Golden Abyss (Sony Bend)
• When Vikings Attack (Clever Beans/Sony XDev) Cross-Buy
• wipEout 2048 (Sony Liverpool)
• Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (Chunsoft)

• Beats Slider (Futurlab)
• Beats Trelis (Sony)
• Eufloria (Alex May & Rudolf Kremers)
• Fuel Tiracas (Futurlab)
• Lemmings (D3T)
• Super Crate Box (Vlambeer)

• 25 June - Muramasa: Rebirth (Vanillaware)
• Soon - Farming Simulator (Giants Software) Out in PAL
• Soon - Hotline Miami (Dennaton Games) Cross-Buy
• Soon - Lone Survivor (Superflat Games) Cross-Buy
• Soon - Snapshot (Retro Affect) Cross-Buy
• Soon - Velocity Ultra (FuturLab) Out in PAL

• 6 August - Dragon's Crown (Vanillaware)
• 17 September - Killzone: Mercenary (Guerrilla Cambridge)
• 22 October - Tearaway (Media Molecule)
• 25 October - Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate (Armature)
• Late 2013 - Valhalla Knights 3 (Marvelous AQL)
• Late 2013 - Ys: Memories of Celceta (Falcom)

• Atomic Ninjas (Grip Games)
• The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (Edmund McMillen)
• Divekick (One True Game Studios) Cross-Buy
• Dragon Fantasy Book II (Muteki Corporation) Cross-Buy
• Freedom Wars (SCE Japan Studio)
• Final Fantasy X HD (Square Enix)
• Final Fantasy X-2 HD (Square Enix)
• Frozen Synapse Tactics (Mode 7 Games) Cross-Buy
• Invizimals: The Alliance (Novarama)
• Limbo (Playdead)
• Luftrausers (Vlambeer) Cross-Buy
• Metrico (Digital Dreams)
• Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee - New ‘n’ Tasty (Just Add Water)
• Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (Just Add Water/Oddworld Inhabitants)
• Phantasy Star Online 2 (Sega)
• Picotto Knights (Game Arts)
• Quell Memento (Fallen Tree Games)
• Ragnarok Odyssey Ace (Gamearts)
• Rainbow Moon (SideQuest Studios)
• Spelunky (Derek Yu & Andy Hull) Cross-Buy
• Stealth Inc. – A Clone in the Dark (Curve Studios) Cross-Buy
• Superfrog HD (Team17) Cross-Buy

• 4 June - Class of Heroes 2 (Acquire)
• Mystic Chronicles (Kemco)
• Sweet Fuse (Idea Factory)