Playstation Store - NA: Valkyria Chronicles 2, Castle Crash PAL: Alien Breed, FM3

Darth_Mogs

Welcome to the second Playstation Store thread!

Wherein we discuss things purchased/obtained/related to, obviously, the Playstation Store and Network.

In the same sentiment as the last thread, I would like to state that I'd love to see this continue to be a community project. If you have any info on upcoming PS Store downloads, please feel free to let me know either through the thread or PM, and I will add it to the OP. Also, if you'd like your PSN ID in the OP, please IM me or ask to included in the thread, with your PSN ID, region and whether or not you have a headset. If there's anything incorrect, let me know.

You want Games?

Penny Arcade Recommended List

$20
(PS3) Wipeout HD Genre: Racing Features: Offline and Online Multiplayer, Screen Capture, Trophies

(PSP) Ape Quest (Bundle) Genre: RPG

$15
(PS3) Braid Genre: Platformer/Puzzle Features: Trophies
(PS3) Fat Princess Genre: Action Features: Trophies
(PS3) Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Genre: Fighting Features: Online and Local Multiplayer, Trophies
(PS3) Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness: Episode 1 Genre: RPG Features: Leaderboards, Trophies
(PS3) Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness: Episode 2 Genre: RPG Features: Leaderboards, Trophies
(PS3) Ratchet & Clank: Quest for Booty Genre: Action/Platformer
(PS3) Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix Genre: Fighting Features: Online and Offline Multiplayer, Leaderboards
(PS3) Trine Genre: Adventure/Platformer Features: Offline Multiplayer, Trophies

$10
(PS3) Bionic Commando: Rearmed Genre: Action/Platformer Features: Offline Co-Op, Remote Play, Trophies
(PS3) Comet Crash Genre: Tower Defense/RTS Features: Offline Co-Op, Background Music (through the XMB), Video Upload, Trophies
(PS3) Crash Commando Genre: Action Features: Single-Player Mode and Online Co-Op, Trophies
(PS3) Everyday Shooter Genre: Twinstick Shooter
(PS3) flOw Genre: Other Features: Offline Multiplayer, Trophies
(PS3) Flower Genre: Other Features: Trophies
(PS3) Lumines Supernova Genre: Puzzle Features: Offline Multiplayer, Leaderboards, Trophies
(PS3) Mega Man 9 Genre: Action/Platformer
(PS3) Peggle Genre: Puzzle Features: Offline and Online Multiplayer, Background Music (XMB), Video Capture, Trophies
(PS3) PixelJunk Eden Genre: Platformer Features: Video Capture, Background Music (XMB), Trophies
(PS3) PixelJunk Monsters Genre: Tower Defense Features: Video Capture, Background Music (XMB), Trophies
(PS3) PixelJunk Shooter Genre: Twinstick Shooter/Puzzle Features: Video Capture, Background Music (XMB), Trophies
(PS3) Savage Moon Genre: Tower Defense Features: Leaderboards, Trophies
(PS3) Super Stardust HD Genre: Twinstick Shooter Features: Leaderboards, Offline Multiplayer, Trophies
(PS3) ZEN Pinball Genre: Arcade/Pinball Features: Offline and Online Multiplayer, Leaderboards, Trophies

(PSP) Ape Quest (Individual Levels) Genre: RPG
(PSP) Crystal Defenders Genre: Tower Defense
(PSP) echochrome Genre: Puzzle Features: Custom Level Creation, Sharing through Ad-Hoc
(PSP) Everyday Shooter Genre: Shooter
(PSP) No Gravity Genre: Shooter
(PSP) Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! What Did I Do to Deserve This Genre:[/b] Other
(PSP) Pinball Heroes (Bundle, Four Tables) Genre: Arcade/Pinball
(PSP) PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe Genre: Tower Defense Features: Ad-Hoc and Infrastructure Multiplayer
(PSP) Super Stardust Portable Genre: Shooter
(PSP) Syphon Filter: Combat OPs Genre: Shooter Features: Ad-Hoc and Infrastructure Multiplayer, Customizable/Shareable Maps
(PSP) Unbound Saga Genre: Action/Brawler

$8
(PS3) Shatter Genre: Arcade Features: Trophies
(PS3) Topatoi Genre: Puzzle/Platformer Features: Offline Multiplayer, Trophies

(PSP) flOw Genre: Other Features: Ad-Hoc Multiplayer

$7
(PS3) Critter Crunch Genre: Puzzle Features: Online Multiplayer. Background Music (XMB), Trophies

$6
(PSP) Go! Puzzle Genre: Puzzle Features: Ad-Hoc Multiplayer, Game Sharing

$5
(PS3) Gunstar Heroes Genre: Action/Arcade Features: Online co-op, Leaderboards, Trophies
(PS3) Noby Noby Boy Genre: Other Features: Offline Multiplayer, Trophies
(PS3) Trash Panic Genre: Puzzle Features: Offline Multiplayer, Leaderboards, Trophies

(PSP) Beats Genre: Other Features: Recordable/Shareable Mixes, Ad-Hoc Multiplayer, Can Use Music on your PSP
(PSP) Numblast Genre: Puzzle

$4
(PSP) Pinball Heroes (Individual Tables) Genre: Arcade/Pinball

Need some friends?

Penny Arcade PS3 IDs:

-Loki- / qwertybig
AbsoluteZero / AbsoluteZero-PA / USA / No
Adus / Adus-Aristaeus / USA / No
Ah_Pook / Ah_Pook
AlwaysAngryGuy / AlwaysAngryGuy
Antihippy / Antiwhippy
Aoi / Kirin70
Bamelin / Bamelin / Canada / Yes
bficky / BFicky / US / No
Bolthorn / Bolthorn / US / Yes
Chance / Chance_Splinter / Canada / Yes
cj iwakura / cj_iwakura / US
cooljammer00 / JohnDarc / US / Yes
Creepy / Broichan/ USA / Yes
CyborgZeta / CyborgAlpha / US / No
Cyrixd / CyrixD
dantree / dantree / US
Darth_Mogs / Darth_Mogs / US / Yes
Descendant X / DescendantX
Diarmuid / skipdmn76
DietarySupplement / pittfurg
Doc Holliday / buckwilson
EliteDoomMaster / EltDM
Evander / TheEvander / US / Yes
Flapke / Flappenstein / EU / Yes
fmz65 / fmz65
Folken Fanel / folken_PA / USA / Yes
Fourier_series / Fourier_series / US / Yes
gobassgo / gobassgo
Gorilla Salad / Gorilla Salad / US / No
Icemopper / Icemopper / US
jclast / jclast / US / Yes
Kainy / Kain3k
Kirbith / Kirbith / US / Yes
kuhlmeye / the-K-flash / US / No
Kuratosu / Leeway0 / Canada / Yes
Kyougu / Brownchiclets / US
Lagnar / Sugnar / Canada / Yes
langfor6 / langfor6 / US / Yes
Lion / WingedLion
LordNibbler / JPBrowncoat / US
MarioG. / MarioGuzman / US / Yes
mastrius / Mastrius9087
MeepZero / MeepZero
MJ / LetterThirteen / US
Monkeydrye / sghoul / US / Yes
Morninglord / Morninglord
Mostlyjoe / Mostlyjoe / US / No
Mr_Grinch / SirGrinchx / UK
Muddy Water / muddywater009 / India / No
Omegasquash / Omegasquash / US
Omeks / Omeks_R7 / US / No
Pastee / Rockpaste / US
phekno / phekno / US / Yes
Project Mayhem / jnorrisiv / US / Yes
Radikal_Dreamer / RDreamer / US / Yes
RoriProfessor / RoriP / US / Yes
RoundBoy / Round_Boy
Roxtar / Jesp
Scrublet / TheScrublet / US / No
Shabooty / Oh_No_Shabooty
Shorn Scrotum Man / sojakfa / US / Yes
Six / SixkillerNYC
skyknyt / skyknyt / NA / No
SmokeStacks / ghjfghdfgcvb / NA / Yes
sonictk / sonictk1989
SpugWeb / Douger17 / Canada / Yes
Staleghoti / Clintown
stlobus / lobus
The Rocking M / TheRockingM / Australia / No
THEPAIN73 / Thepain73
toolbert / toolbert / US / No
UnbreakableVow / UnbreakableVow / US / No
Unco-ordinated / LiquidSolid / Aus/NZ / Yes
urahonky / urahonky / US / No
Velmeran / Velmeran / US
Vray / kurod007 / US
Wezoin / Wezoin
Wulf / Dhaval / US / Yes
Ziggymon / monsterlovers / UK

Updates!

NA Update of August 31st:

Updates

Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix – Sale (now $7.49, original price $14.99)
Digger HD – Sale (now $5.99, original price $9.99)
Mushroom Wars – Sale (now $5.99, original price $9.99)
Worms – Sale (now $6.49, original price $12.99)
Sam And Max – The Devil’s Playhouse – Full Season – Sale (now $19.99, original price $29.99)
Cuboid – Sale (now $5.99, original price $9.99)
Interpol: The Trail of Dr. Chaos – Sale (now $5.99, original price $9.99)
Magic Orbz – Sale (now $5.99, original price $9.99)
Mahjong Tales: Ancient Wisdom – Sale (now $5.99, original price $9.99)
Smash Cars – Sale (now $8.99, original price $14.99)
Wakeboarding HD – Sale (now $8.99, original price $14.99)
Hamsterball – Sale (now $5.99, original price $9.99)
DYNOGEMS – minis – Sale (now $1.99, original price $2.99)
Tehra: Dark Warrior – minis – Sale (now $2.99, original price $4.99)

Downloadable Games

Castle Crashers ($14.99)
Hack, slash, and smash your way to victory in this award winning 2D arcade adventure from The Behemoth. Play with up to three friends locally or online and discover mind-boggling magic and mystery like you’ve never seen before.
Save your princess, defend your kingdom, and crash some castles! Play with more than 25 unlockable characters, dozens of weapons to customize your hero, and an arsenal of combos and magical attacks to choose from.
File size: 153 MB

Sam And Max Episode 5: The City That Dares Not Sleep (free with purchase of full season)
This is the biggest Sam & Max game ever. An enormous, scaly, floppy-eared monster is rampaging through the city, and Sam assembles a crack team to stop him! To end the mayhem, they must venture … inside … the creature! With an all star cast of heroes and villains – you’ll be riveted to your seat for each thrilling twist, and the truly shocking conclusion in this series finale episode!
File size: 365 MB

PSone Classics

Theme Hospital ($5.99)
Manage floor designs, hire medical staff, and cure some of the wackiest diseases known to man. Act quickly though, it is sure to be a matter of laugh and death! Download this PS one Classic today!
ESRB Rated E
File size: 123 MB

Game Demos (free)

Castle Crashers Trial
Download this trial version of Castle Crashers and begin your epic journey into a world of magic and mystery. Enjoy a taste of the most exhilarating 2D adventure you’ve ever experienced brought to you by the award winning studio, The Behemoth. Continue the adventure in the full version with more than 25 unlockable characters, dozens of weapons to customize your hero, and an arsenal of combos and magical attacks to choose from.
File size: 153 MB

Vanquish Official Demo – Velocity Attack
VANQUISH OFFICIAL DEMO – VELOCITY ATTACK gives you the chance to boost and blast your way in a frenetic action-shooter!
File size: 711 MB

R.U.S.E. Demo
Play an exclusive mission from the Italy campaign in this R.U.S.E. single-player demo! You’ll play as U.S. General Joe Sheridan. Your final objective : clean the Tunisian Front in destroying or capturing a German and Italian HQ.
R.U.S.E is a one-of-a-kind RTS game that allows players to deceive and manipulate their enemies to lead their nation to victory, controlling the action from the heart of the battlefield to the full theater of war.
File size: 1.37 GB

Add-on Game Content

ModNation Racers: Lil’ Tinker Mod ($0.99)
Some kids were just born to race. Sporting a homemade Soap Box Racer and X-Ray Specs, this little rascal is ready to go! This ModNation Racers Mod includes a fully-designed Mod, as well as several related parts and accessories for you to Create with. Download this pack today!
File size: 100 KB

ModNation Racers: Lil’ Tinker Kart ($0.99)
Some kids were just born to race. Sporting a homemade Soap Box Racer and X-Ray Specs, this little rascal is ready to go! This ModNation Racers Mod and Kart pack includes a fully-designed Mod, Kart, as well as several related parts and accessories for you to Create within the Mod and Kart Studios. Download this pack today!
File size: 100 KB

ModNation Racers: Lil’ Tinker Mod and Kart ($1.75)
Some kids were just born to race. Sporting a homemade Soap Box Racer and X-Ray Specs, this little rascal is ready to go! This ModNation Racers Mod and Kart pack includes a fully-designed Mod, Kart, as well as several related parts and accessories for you to Create with in the Mod and Kart Studios. Download this pack today!
File size: 100 KB

MAG – Characters Slot B ($0.99/month)
Expand your horizons by adding extra characters to your MAG account. This single character slot addition enables you to create and build another soldier in MAG in addition to your main character. Join another PMC and witness the Shadow War from the other side, explore new specializations, or prove your valor by leveling multiple characters at once. Download your character slot today!
File size: N/A

MAG – Characters Slot C ($0.99/month)
Expand your horizons by adding extra characters to your MAG account. This single character slot addition enables you to create and build another soldier in MAG in addition to your main character. Join another PMC and witness the Shadow War from the other side, explore new specializations, or prove your valor by leveling multiple characters at once. Download your character slot today!
File size: N/A

Bioshock 2 – Minerva’s Den ($9.99)
As a newly-awakened Big Daddy, enter Minerva’s Den: three sprawling levels filled with Rapture’s cutting-edge technology. Explore robotics labs, the Air-Tite Archives, and ultimately the inner workings of “The Thinker” itself, a 30-ton mainframe computer that makes up the braind of Rapture. Through miles of cable, circuits and relays, buzz the city’s deepest secrets, just waiting to be uncovered.
File size: 1.36 GB

Split Second Elite Vehicle Livery Pack (free)
Download “The Elite” Livery Pack now and access new liveries for the Elite vehicles of Brawn, Vixen and Raptor!
File size: 49 MB

Split Second Elite High Octane Supercar Vehicle Pack ($1.99)
Download the new “High Octane” Supercar Pack now and enhance your supercar selection with 3 new vehicles!
File size: 63 MB

Split Second Elite Ryback Cyclone Special (free)
Download this special edition vehicle now to look slick on the race track and increase your car collection!
File size: 63 MB

Yakuza 3: Challenge Pack ($3.99)
Thank you for pre-ordering Yakuza 3: the next cinematic chapter in the series. This bonus Challenge Pack will allow you to enjoy 2-player mini games, competing against your friends at Pool, Bowling, Darts and Golf. You will also be able to customize the principle characters with four alternative costumes for Kazuma, Haruka and Rikiya. (A Completed game save file required to access some of this content.)
File size: 100 KB

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days – Alliance Weapon Pack ($2.99)
Increase your weapons arsenal with 7 powerful new weapons for all Multiplayer modes & Arcade mode.
File size: 100 KB

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days – Multiplayer Mask Pack ($1.99)
Conceal your identity with 8 costume masks stolen from a Chinese gift shop, for all Multiplayer modes and Arcade mode.
File size: 100 KB

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days – The Doggie Bag ($5.99)
Take on new heists with 3 new Shanghai maps & 5 new weapons, all for multiplayer & arcade modes.
File size: 492 MB

Guitar Hero
For all song credits please visit www.guitarhero.com.

* Boom – P.O.D. ($1.99)
* Southtown – P.O.D. ($1.99)
* Youth of the Nation – P.O.D. ($1.99)
* P.O.D. Track Pack ($5.49) – Downloadable Track Pack featuring “Boom”, “Southtown”, and “Youth of the Nation” by P.O.D. Please Note: Many songs are available both as singles and as part of a Track Pack, so please carefully consider your purchases before downloading.

File size: 33 – 45 MB (singles), 118 MB (track pack)

Rock Band
Build your Rock Band library by purchasing these song game tracks. For song credits, visit www.RockBand.com.

* “Days Go By″ – Keith Urban ($1.99)
* “Fancy″ – Reba McEntire ($1.99)
* “Hell On The Heart″ – Eric Church ($1.99)
* “It Happens″ – Sugarland ($1.99)
* “Lookin’ For A Good Time″ – Lady Antebellum ($1.99)
* “Rebound″ – Laura Bell Bundy ($1.99)
* “What Was I Thinkin’″ – Dierks Bentley ($1.99)
* “Women″ – Jamey Johnson ($1.99)
* “Would You Go With Me″ – Josh Turner ($1.99)
* Country Pack 04 ($14.99) – Build your Rock Band library by purchasing this song game track pack: Country Pack 04. This pack includes “Days Go By” by Keith Urban, “Fancy” by Reba McEntire, “Hell On The Heart” by Eric Church, “It Happens” by Sugarland, “Lookin’ For A Good Time” by Lady Antebellum, “Rebound” by Laura Bell Bundy, “What Was I Thinkin’” by Dierks Bentley, “Women” by Jamey Johnson, and “Would You Go With Me” by Josh Turner.

Rock Band Network

* “Bang Camaro” – Bang Camaro ($1.99)
* “Do Not Disturb (Tell Me How Bad)” – Let’s Get It ($0.99)
* “Hard To See” – Five Finger Death Punch ($1.99)
* “Seven” – Sunny Day Real Estate ($1.99)
* “Where Were You” – Every Avenue ($1.99)

File size: 20 – 33 MB (singles), 236 MB (track pack)

Avatars

Mega Man 10 Avatars ($0.49) (x3)
File size: 100 KB

Super Street Fighter IV Avatars ($0.49) (x3)
File size: 102 – 107 KB

Top Gun Avatar ($0.49)
File size: 130 KB

Savage Moon Avatars ($0.49) (x4)
File size: 100 – 125 KB

Savage Moon Avatar Bundle ($1.25)
File size: 438 KB

PlayStation Store for PSP

Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 Storefront)

Valkyria Chronicles 2 ($39.99)
The epic RPG continues as Gallia erupts in civil war against a Rebel army plotting to overthrow the country’s regime. Lead your fellow classmates on a heroic journey through 200+ missions, fight with 30 brand new military units and customize characters, weapons and tanks with over 3 times the options as before! Experience the all new co-op and versus multiplayer modes and the revamped BLiTZ Battle System!
File size: 826 MB

PSP Minis (also available from PS3 Storefront)

Coconut Dodge – Minis ($3.99)
File size: 22 MB

Add-on Game Content (also available from PS3 Storefront)

LittleBigPlanet PSP – King Arthur Costume (free)
There’s no need to be a lady in waiting, your Sackperson can now be the Queen of the kingdom with this wonderful free Guinevere costume. NOTE: Manual Update required
File size: 1.42 MB

LittleBigPlanet PSP – King Arthur Pack ($2.99)
Journey back to an age of chivalry with this incredible new King Arthur pack. Now you too can live the legend with a wealth of stickers and costumes fit for a king! Includes 5 costumes and 12 stickers to make your own King Arthur levels! NOTE: Manual Update required
File size: 1.43 MB

PAL Update of September 1st:

PlayStation Store (via PS3, PSP and Media Go)

Special Offers

(Available until the 14th of September)

* Aqua Panic! HD (was – £7.99/€9.99 now – £4.79/€5.99)
* Bejeweled 2 (was – £6.29/€7.99 now – £3.19/€3.99)
* Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 (was – £7.99/€9.99 now – £3.99/€4.99)
* Resident Evil 5: Untold Stories Bundle(was – £10.49/€11.25 now – £4.79/€5.99)
* Aqua Panic! PSP (was – £6.29/€7.99 now – £4.99/€5.99)
* Spinout (was – £6.29/€7.99 now – £3.99/€4.99)
* Skate Park City (was – £6.29/€7.99 now – £4.79/€5.99)
* Monsters (Probably) Stole my Princess! (was – £3.49/€3.99 now – £1.99/€2.49)
* Hero of Sparta (was – £3.99/€4.99 now – £0.99/€1.19)

Trial and Unlock (PS3)

* Alien Breed: Impact (Free trial and £11.99/€14.99 to unlock)

Downloadable Games (PS3)

* Sam and Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Episode 5: The City That Dares Not Sleep (free with Season Entitlement)

Downloadable Games (PSP)

* Valhalla Knight 2: Battle Stance (£15.99/€19.99)

Availability: Not available in Australia, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Russian Federation and Switzerland.

* Valkyria Chronicles II (£27.99/€34.99)

* Despicable Me: The Game (£23.99/€29.99)

Availability: Not available in Portugal and Russian Federation.

minis (PS3/PSP)

* Actual Crimes: Jack the Ripper (£3.49/€3.99)

* Paper Wars: Cannon Fodder (£3.99/€4.99)

Availability: Not available in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Russian Federation, Spain and Switzerland.

* Caterpillar (£3.99/€4.99)

* DynoGems/Tehra: Dark Warrior Bundle (£3.49/€3.99)

PSOne Downloadable Games (PS3/PSP)

* Tomb Raider (£7.99/€9.99)

* Front Mission 3 (£3.99/€4.99)

Demos (PS3)

* R.U.S.E. Demo

* Vanquish – Velocity Attack

Availability: Not available in Germany

Add-On Game Content (PS3)

* Red Dead Redemption – Hunting and Trading Outfits Pack (free)

* BioShock 2 – Minerva’s Den (£6.29/€7.99)

* MAG
o Character Slot B 30 Day Subscription (£0.79/€0.99)
o Character Slot C 30 Day Subscription (£0.79/€0.99)

* ModNation Racers – Lil’ Tinker Pack (£1.39/€1.75)

* Split/Second: Velocity
o Elite Vehicle Livery Pack (free)
o High Octane Supercar Pack (£1.59/€1.99)
o Ryback Cyclone Special Edition (free)

* Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11
o New Courses Pack (£6.29/€7.99)
o Fantasy Pack (£6.29/€7.99)
o Favourites Course Pack (£11.99/€14.99)

Availability: Not available in Russian Federation

* Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days
o Alliance Weapon Pack (£2.39/€2.99)
o Multiplayer Masks Pack (£1.59/€1.99)
o The Doggie Bag (£4.79/€5.99)

* Trinity Universe
o Healing Idol Pack (£0.79/€0.99)
o Their Voices Pack (£1.59/€1.99)
o Universal Beauty Pack (£1.59/€1.99)
o Kanata’s Adventure Pack (free)
o Monster Souls Pack (free)

* Rock Band
o Going Country Pack 04 (£8.79/€10.99) (contains the following tracks which are also available separately)
o ‘What Was I Thinkin’ by Dierks Bentley (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Hell on the Heart’ by Eric Church (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Women’ by Jamey Johnson (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Would You Go With Me’ by Josh Turner (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Days Go By’ by Keith Urban (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Lookin’ for a Good Time’ by Lady Antebellum (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Rebound’ by Laura Bell Bundy (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Fancy’ by Reba McEntire (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘It Happens’ by Sugarland (£0.99/€1.49)

Availability: Not available in Czech Republic, Greece, Luxembourg, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and UAE

* Rock Band Network
o ‘Bang Camaro’ by Bang Camaro (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Do Not Disturb (Tell Me How Bad)’ by Let’s Get It (£0.59/€0.79)
o ‘Hard To See’ by Five Finger Death Punch (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Seven’ by Sunny Day Real Estate (£0.99/€1.49)
o ‘Where Were You’ by Every Avenue (£0.99/€1.49)

Availability: Not available in Czech Republic, Greece, Luxembourg, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and UAE

* Guitar Hero 5
o P.O.D. Track Pack (£4.39/€5.49) (contains the following tracks which are also available separately)
o ‘Boom’ (£1.59/€1.99)
o ‘Southtown’ (£1.59/€1.99)
o ‘Youth of the Nation’ (£1.59/€1.99)

Availability: Not available in Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and United Arab Emirates

Add-On Game Content (PSP)

* LittleBigPlanet
o King Arthur Costume Kit (free)
o King Arthur Level Kit (£2.39/€2.99)

Avatars (PS3)

* Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
o Uncharted Avatar Pack 03 (£0.79/€0.99) (contains the following avatars which are also available separately)
o Nathan Drake 2 (£0.20/€0.25)
o Gabriel Roman (£0.20/€0.25)
o Atoq Navarro (£0.20/€0.25)
o Rika Raja (£0.20/€0.25)
o Uncharted Avatar Pack 04 (£0.79/€0.99) (contains the following avatars which are also available separately)
o Elena Fisher 2 (£0.20/€0.25)
o Eddy Raja (£0.20/€0.25)
o Daniel Pinkerton (£0.20/€0.25)
o Javier (£0.20/€0.25)

FirstPlay (PS3)

* FirstPlay Episode 022 (£0.99/€1.20)

Availability: Ireland and UK only

Comic Store Update of September 1st:

(@ Denotes NA-Only Release; ^ Denotes PAL-Only Release; # Denotes Free Comic)

* 2000AD Prog # 1695
* The Authority # 8
* Bone # 2
* Captain America (2004) #43 – #48
* Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy #1 – #5
* DMZ # 20
* Ex Machina # 7
* Fables # 22
* Gen13 # 28
* Green Lantern: No Fear # 4
* The Hammer # 2
* Haven #1 – #4
* High Moon # 8
* Jonah Hex # 20
* Kane & Lynch # 1
* The Lexian Chronicles # 12
* Mickey Mouse and The River of Time #1 & #2
* Monsters, Inc.
* Night Owls # 4
* Planetary # 9
* Raising Amy # 2
* RASL # 2
* Sonic Universe #5 & #6
* Starcraft # 2
* Stormwatch PHD # 20
* Street Code # 3
* Superduck # 16
* Transformers # 9
* Welcome to Tranquility # 1
* Wildcats # 8
* Y: The Last Man # 5

Need some help? Here's a few Guides!

Last OP's Handy Guide wrote:

How do I buy things from the PS Store for my PSP?
Unco-ordinated recently covered this (I wasn't sure if people not knowing was a widespread issue), so I'll let his post here speak for him:

Unco-ordinated wrote:

There's three ways to get PSP stuff. The first is to download it to a PS3 and then copy it across to the PSP, the second is to go directly online through a wireless connection and the third is to use the Media Manager.

Go to this website, download and install the Media Manager. Plug your PSP into your PC/Laptop and go to the PS Store within the Media Manager. If you don't have a PSN ID, you'll need to sign up for one.

More Handy Guides! wrote:

I Wanna Get a Japanese PSN ID!

Well, that's not too difficult! Here's a couple of handy guides to help. A Video guide is behind the spoiler, and following it is a Step-by-Step Typed one for those of you who can't/don't look at youtube regularly!

How to get a JPN PSN

Typed Steps for those who don't want to watch a video or something:

*) I advise to get a pen and paper for writing down what information you give (PSN ID and Password, email used, along with your security question and answer if you're so inclined.) It's not a necessary step. However, unless you can read Japanese (which if you can, you shouldn't need a guide) it will be incredibly difficult to recover your ID or password if you don't remember it otherwise.
1) Go to the Users Slot and make a New User. Name doesn't matter, and it can be changed later.
2) Sign into the new user.
3) Go to the Network tab and select Sign up for Playstation Network.
4) At the starting screen, select "Create a New Account" and then on the second screen, select Continue.
5) On the third screen, change the country to Japan, which will automatically change the language to Japanese.
6) On the same screen, skip the second slot (The language slot) and go directly to birthdate. A birth year of 1990 or below is advised, to avoid parental controls over what you can get on the store. The Month and Date thereafter don't matter, so pick any numbers.
7) The third button (from left to right) is the Next button. Hit it.
8) This screen is the User Agreement Screen. Get to the bottom row of buttons and again hit Next.
9) This is your PSN ID and Password screen. The first slot is for an email address. It does not have to be a valid address. When you enter it, a screen will pop up; this is just informing you that this email address will be used for this account.
10) The next slot is for your password. Any password that abides by the following rules is fine.

Password Rules wrote:

- The password must contain at least six characters.
- The password must contain at least one letter and at least one number.
- The password must not contain a letter or a number used three or more times in a row.
- The password must not be the same as your sign-in ID or online ID.
- You must enter the password correctly in two fields.
- Letters are case-sensitive.

The slot following is for confirming your Password, so reenter it.
*) The checkbox here is for saving your password. Up to your discretion.
11) Last is your secret question. In the box provided, type whatever. If you want to try and write it down, just in case, go for it. Afterwards, hit next.
12) Your PSN ID screen. As long as the ID you want is not taken and follows the rules below, it should be fine.

PSN ID Rules wrote:

- The online ID must be 3 to 16 characters and can consist of letters, numbers, hyphens (-) and underscores (_).
- The online ID will be publicly displayed in the Playstation(R)Network.
- Do not use any personally identifying information for your online ID.
- You cannot change your online ID after it has been created.

You may have to attempt several IDs. After you do, hit Next.
13) Name Screen. Enter whatever for the first and second boxes. The third is Gender, and is optional, so skip it if you like. Hit Next.
14) The Address Screen. At the first box, enter five random numbers. At the second box, it opens a menu. Select the second option. For the four remaining boxes, insert whatever you'd like and then hit next.
15) This is the Email Confirmation screen. Do not check the box. If you do, it'll send an email to your (possibly non-existent) email for account confirmation. Obviously, if the email doesn't succeed, you won't be able to use your PSN. Hit Next.
16) This is the Final Confirmation screen. Just scroll down and hit Next. From there, you might be taken to the store. (You'll have to sign in first.) If so, look around or exit out if you like, if not, do whatever, because now you have a Japanese PSN!

Alright, have at it, guys. If there's anything I missed or should include in the OP, feel free to let me know in the thread or with a PM!

SmokeStacks

So, hey, you guys remember Mario Wynands?

He was the dude from Sidhe Interactive (which I guess is just Sidhe now) who used to post on the forums back when GripShift was first released for the PSP (this was back sometime in mid to late 2005).

I was just lurking back then, but I still enjoyed reading his posts, since it was nice that one of the high level individuals in the company was giving a direct line to gamers in terms of questions, comments, and complaints.

Einhander was doing some writing for an amateur videogaming website at the time, and managed to talk him into an e-mail interview (basically, he emailed Mario a bunch of questions and then Mario emailed him back a bunch of answers) and I found it. It's pretty long, but here it is if anyone is interested:

Hi Jeff,

Sorry for the huge delay on this - it was a hectic second half of 2005.

Answers below. Please respond to this email if you get it as sometimes
Hotmail thinks I am a spammer for some reason.

---

---

Name: Mario Wynands
Position(s) you hold at Sidhe: Managing Director

1.) Let's start off with a few questions about Sidhe Interactive. When did
you guys get together?

Sidhe Interactive was started in May 1997, founded by myself, Tyrone McAuley
and Stuart Middleton. However, it wasn't until a couple of years after that
before we got our first break in the form of a PlayStation development
contract.



2.) How many members are on the team?

Sidhe currently has a team of around 50 people, made up of programmers, 3D
artists, concept artists, animators and testers.



3.) How does your position affect games in development?

Having been a Producer or Executive Producer across multiple projects, my
role has been to help manage and direct the titles we have developed.

As the company continues to grow, however, I'll be increasingly less
directly involved in title development as my business development,
marketing, and strategic planning responsibilities grow. That's an exciting
shift for me as it provides a whole new range of opportunities and
challenges.



4.) I've noticed that Sidhe's previous games are all Euro-specific Rugby
titles. GripShift is your first PSP title, but it's also your first title
aimed at a more worldwide audience. Who made the decisions to develop a game for a new platform, and for a new audience in North America?

We have worked on a range of different titles across genres and platforms
which have shipped around the world, but its fair to say our main success to
date has been the Rugby League sports series which has a predominantly
Australasian and UK based audience.

Our intention has always been to develop original titles that appeal to a
worldwide audience. The PSP is the ideal platform for this goal as it
provides a powerful, consistent and inexpensive global platform to develop
for.



5.) GripShift is definitely not a standard racing game, nor is it a standard puzzle game. Was there any resistance in your team or from the moneybags higher up to bring such an inventive and new (and untested) idea to the public?

There was never any resistance from any party around the cross genre nature
of the title. In fact, all partners were very supportive of our efforts to
strive for new forms of gameplay when the market today is so dominated by
sequels and ports.



6.) Who came up with the core idea for GripShift? Was it an individual or a
team effort? What were the inspirations behind it?

Andy Satterthwaite was the Producer and Designer for GripShift, as well as
coming up with the original concept. Andy is best known as the Producer of
a number of successful titles including Wipeout XL, Colony Wars, and NGEN
Racing.

Andy was inspired by existing titles such as Super Monkey Ball and the
classic Stunt Car Racer, as well as childhood memories of slot car racing.
You can see those influences have carried through to the final product.



7.) One of the coolest features of GripShift is the interactive level
editor. Tracks can be designed in-game and then uploaded to the net for
anyone to download and try to beat your times. Was this a feature that was
always in, or was it something that the team thought would be cool to add
later on in development?

It was always our intention to include the level editor as a way of
fostering a community. In fact, the leve editor that ships with the game is
the very same editor that the level designers used to create all the levels
that ship with the game.



8.) To shift a little toward the hardware side of things, how different was
it coding a game for the PSP, when your previous experience was with the
PS2, X-Box, and PC. Was it an easy transition?

Like any new console, it has its quirks and there is a definite learning
curve. Having previously developed for both PlayStation and PlayStation 2
did help accelerate the process though.



9.) Were there any aspects of GripShift that had to be cut due to a lack of
time or limitations of the hardware?

There were a lot of ideas that came up over the course of development, but
inevitably you have to work with the budget and time constraints.

Hopefully the title sells enough that we get the opportunity to work on a
sequel, and put in all those ideas that didn't make it the first time
around.



10.) How long did GripShift take to develop? Is development time on the PSP
considerably different from home consoles? Now that the team has gotten it's feet wet with an impressive first PSP title, will future games on the platform be easier to develop?

GripShift was in development for around 18 months. That's similar to other
console and PC products we have developed in the past although the team size
for GripShift was a lot smaller than usual.

It has been great working with the hardware so far. From what we have
learnt about PSP with the development of GripShift, we'll be able to do much
more with the platform in the future.



11.) Moving on to a darker aspect of PSP development, How do you feel piracy
has affected the success of GripShift?

Piracy on any platform is a hotly debated topic. Its difficult to
accurately gauge the true cost of piracy, but it certainly doesn't help the
industry in any way as it tends to devalue all products and negatively
affect sales.

Certainly it has been very disappointing to see so many downloads of
GripShift taking place. Literally tens of thousands of copies have been
downloaded so regardless of your view on piracy it would be hard to argue we
haven't lost some sales in amongst that. That is disappointing for a team
that worked so hard for so long to bring something new and original to the
platform.



12.) Do you think piracy as it stands now on the PSP has dissuaded other
developers (especially first-time projects) from developing PSP games?

I think the effects of PSP piracy are yet to be seen. The swiftness with
which pirates have succeeded compromising the UMD format and successive
firmware versions has surprised many in the industry, with the cracking of
2.0 being a particularly large blow.



13.) How has it affected Sidhe in their decisions in which games you'll
release, and on which platforms?

For us, the PSP still represents a great platform to develop for and an
opportunity to prosper.

However, like most developers and publishers for PSP we will be carefully
following the piracy situation, and adjusting our plans as appropriate.



14.) I've noticed that you are very active in the gaming community via
posting on several gaming messageboards. This in turn gives gamers a direct
line to a developer to give praise or complaint. This also gives you and
Sidhe a direct line to gamers to find out what they do or do not like about
GripShift. In turn, this also let's other people who may not express
interest in the game normally to catch some info that might pique their
curiousity. Very few developers are that hands-on with the gaming public,
and it is greately appreciated when one takes the time as you have. Was this
a concious decision by the team, or is this something that you do on your
own time to promote the game?

Its always been important to Sidhe to get comprehensive feedback regarding
our products, and to engage with the gaming community. To us the internet
and gaming forums provide mechanisms to open a direct dialogue with a high
volume of gamers. We can gather a wide range of honest opinions about our
products, and have the opportunity to dig down further if we have to so we
can really explore what did or didn't work in our titles. It also allows us
to provide up to date information or answer questions for gamers who may be
interested in our products.

In this way, we are not reliant on sales information or focus groups alone
to determine whether our ideas are being well received within the gaming
community.

Its definitely very resource and time intensive, but an invaluable resource.
Luckily I don't mind spending my spare time scouring the web for
conversations about our products.



15.) Sidhe interactive is headquartered in new Zealand. How do you think
gamers tastes in NZ and Australia differ compared to the rest of the world?

Australasian gamer tastes tend to be a strange blend of both US and European
tastes, as our general media is influenced by both these regions.

For example, we tend to be into a broad range of sports games like the
Americans, but also like deeper games like RPGs and strategy titles popular
in Europe.



16.) What side of the road do you drive on over there?

Left.



17.) GripShift is an amazing first effort. The game combines driving,
platform, action and puzzle components together to bring a fresh experience
to the PSP. You can customise your car, as well as design your own tracks in
a variety of environments and upload them for others to play, as well as
download their creations. You can also play 4-player wireless over an ad-hoc
connection using these same tracks. Is there any more information about the
game that you would like readers to know before we close?

I think the main thing I like about GripShift as a product is that it has
been specifically designed for the PSP platform. Short load times,
colourful bright graphics, modular burst gameplay, ad hoc wireless, custom
and downloadable levels, and a variety of different gameplay modes and bonus
games all add together to give you a highly variable, and enjoyable gaming
experience on the go. There is always something to play in GripShift no
matter what your mood and regardless of whether you only have 60 seconds or
over an hour to spare.

GripShift has been a great experience from a game development perspective,
and we really hope that those have supported us by purchasing the title
really enjoy it too.

So, I figured, if the guy was so open about answering questions then, maybe he still is? The base reason I emailed him was because I had to sell a PSP a couple of years ago to pay rent, and a couple of months ago rebought a new one, and wanted to pick up another copy of GripShift. Since I can't a copy in stores anywhere (new or used), I thought "Damn, that would really be convenient if it was on the PSN". ANd then I thought, "Man, why aren't there a ton of old games on PSN?"

So, I emailed him some questions about PSP games and Legacy UMD releases on the PSN store (basically, why we don't see more companies releasing legacy UMD titles, are there are a cost issues, licensing issues, or royalty issues, etc), and he emailed me back this:

Hi Eric,

I'll have to be quick as I am about to jump on a flight, but the high level
answer for legacy games is licensing is the key issue in a lot of cases.
Many development, publishing, and licensing agreements won't have covered
the option for a digitally distributed version. The cost of redoing the
agreement, even if it can be redone, is likely to be prohibitive.

In the case of new games, the process for turning a UMD into a download I
believe is relatively easy. Reasons slowing the flow of titles to download
would include licensing (especially for game in dev for a while),
distribution rights issues, content rights issues, and pressure from
retailers. In some cases, the cost of producing, submitting and managing a
downloadable version may not be worth the likely revenue (which may also be
the case for legacy games that don't have any legal barriers).

Hope that helps. Feel free to share the answers.


Regards

Mario Wynands

Managing Director
Sidhe

So that just kind of confirms what I (and likely everyone else) figured was the root cause behind the (relatively) small amount of UMD legacy releases hitting PSN. It kinda sucks, but it makes sense I guess.

And props to the guy for answering my question within a ten minute period, as I think it's Balls Early AM over in New Zealand right now.

Uselesswarrior

Resident Evil 2 for $5.99, that is a steal.

Can anyone confirm that it is the dual shock version with the extreme battle mode (or whatever it was called)?

Darth_Mogs

Uselesswarrior wrote: »

Resident Evil 2 for $5.99, that is a steal.

Can anyone confirm that it is the dual shock version with the extreme battle mode (or whatever it was called)?

A few different places have said that it is indeed the Dual Shock version. I'd test it myself, but I don't have it yet. Need another PSN card rightstatnow.

UnbreakableVow

Love that new thread smell!

I didn't buy Resident Evil 2 yet because I'm a bad, bad person.

Also 'cause I'm so hooked on new stuff right now I can't really go back to the classics.

MikeLordOfPants

Uselesswarrior wrote:

Resident Evil 2 for $5.99, that is a steal.

Can anyone confirm that it is the dual shock version with the extreme battle mode (or whatever it was called)?

I have purchased the PSN Resident Evil 2, and it is indeed the Dual Shock version.

A little help for people who got the game, you can't select Disc 2 from the change disc option. The only way to play Disc 2 is to press the PS button and go down to Restart Game. From there you can select Disc 2, and be able to play as Clair.

SightTDW

Setting up Media Go and a tiny mod to spoof the firmware and the PSN store is go. For some reason I can only access it through Media Go, but I'm just glad it works. Now I just need to suck it up and pick up a decent memory stick.

Shorn Scrotum Man

I'd love to be included on that list of PSN's up there in the op.

PSN: sojakfa
Region: USA
Headset: Yes

Dehumanized

SightTDW wrote: »

Setting up Media Go and a tiny mod to spoof the firmware and the PSN store is go. For some reason I can only access it through Media Go, but I'm just glad it works. Now I just need to suck it up and pick up a decent memory stick.

I bought one of these:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.16489

and two of these:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001BLV78Q/ref=ox_ya_oh_product

it works quite wonderfully.

SmokeStacks

My understanding concerning the Photofast adaptors is that it is absolutely the cheapest way to get a shitload of memory space (like, 32GB for around $80-$90 versus a 32GB Pro Duo for around $200), but that they are slow as shit.

If they are not slow as shit, someone please let me know, because I've been looking for an excuse to pick up an adaptor and a couple of 16GB MicroSD cards.

Dehumanized

i haven't really noticed much/any of a speed issue

Fourier_series

Heya heya, can I please get added to the list of PS3 ID's:

PSN: Fourier_series
Region: US
Headset: Yes

Pastee

May I get added to the PSN list?

Gamertag is Rockpaste.
Region is US.

Thanks!

SightTDW

I'm just in shock with that Media Go program. It's turned out to be pretty nifty. Much easier way to keep my saves and such backed up. If only it was around when the PSP launched.

Darth_Mogs

Updated the OP with the PSNs so far.

In other news, apparently Girl from Noby Noby Boy has almost reached Jupiter. Wow. The last time I played, she just hit the moon. Sounds like a lot of people have been playing it still. I think I'll check it out sometime to see the new levels that have been added for all the planets hit.

Dehumanized

So, uh... anyone know about Promethus? It seems to be some sort of super metroid clone where you play as a fox-girl and uh, explore a planet. It seems pretty low on polish from the demo that came up this week, but if the final product is a bit higher quality it could be good fun.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPq5w88D4vU

SmokeStacks

Yeah sure.

If you're a closet furry with horrible taste in games.

Darth_Mogs

The demo plays like a flash game. A bad flash game, at that. Unless the full product is absolutely nothing like it, then it's going to be a pretty terrible thing. The concept is no worse than some other things that have some out, but there is just no reason for it to exist in the state it does.

Not to mention, the demo was pretty buggy, too. I jumped into the ceiling at one point and she just kind of stood there. In mid air. With her head in the rocky ceiling. Then when I hit down, she started ground crawling in mid-air and fell back to the floor.

UnbreakableVow

What? Dehumanized is right; with some actual production value, that looks like it could be great fun.

Gorilla Salad

PSN: Gorilla Salad
Region: USA
Mic: Not yet

SightTDW

My god, how did that even get published?

Dehumanized

I looked into the game a little bit more, and it appears they plan to release it rather soon. Unless the demo is pulled from an extremely early build of the game, I doubt that it'll get nearly the level of polish it requires to become a decent game.

I guess the studio that made it is also trying to use the game to push some sort of SDK they developed.

SmokeStacks

You mean if I give them money I too can create sub-par Metroid clones with little to no playable value?

NWO is available for use by authorized console developers. Please contact us for more details.

I've got to go to the store, but when I get back I am going to email them and ask how much it costs.

Uselesswarrior

Or you could just use the unreal engine 3 for free.

SmokeStacks

Well, to be fair, I don't think UE3 would run very well on the PSP...

edit: I sent them an email. I'll let you guys know if anyone gets back to me.

If it's relatively inexpensive, who wants to go in on a license and make 2D games for modded PSPs?

Darth_Mogs

Just a heads up to you guys, I'm pretty sure the store will update Tuesday instead of Thursday what with Thursday being Thanksgiving and all. It was probably known/assumed already, but hey, I hadn't even though about it til now, so just passing it along in case I'm not alone in that.

Also apparently, LBP PSP hits the PS Store Tuesday as well. Don't know why it's a week late, but, eh. Technical blah blah.

UnbreakableVow

Last year it didn't update at all that week.

I remember 'cause the Rock Band tracks were a week late.

Dr Snofeld

So wait, you can still use the PS Store even if you don't have a PS3? I just got a PSP last week and I still don't fully understand all the stuff I can do with it.

Serule

Yeah, you can
1 - access the PSN store on your PSP via wi-fi
2 - or hook it up to your PC with a USB cable and use their MediaGo software.

Unco-ordinated

Darth_Mogs wrote: »

Just a heads up to you guys, I'm pretty sure the store will update Tuesday instead of Thursday what with Thursday being Thanksgiving and all. It was probably known/assumed already, but hey, I hadn't even though about it til now, so just passing it along in case I'm not alone in that.

Also apparently, LBP PSP hits the PS Store Tuesday as well. Don't know why it's a week late, but, eh. Technical blah blah.

Yip, the US update will hit on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the PAL stores are getting Gravity Crash on Tuesday but everything else on Thursday.

Mr_Grinch

By everything else, does that include Peggle? Because I'm loving the demo on my Mac and would happily pay for it

bficky

If you have a wife/girl(boy)friend/significant other not interested in gaming and you want them to get into it, GET PEGGLE. Seriously, my wife now has a PSN id and is interested in trophies, all because of that "Ode to Joy" stage clear moment.

Speaking of the trophies, some of them look damn hard. Every challenge stage? Knock out every peg on every level in the game? Wow.

Nerdy Peggle story

I read over the trophy list when I started Adventure mode, and the "Get 20,000,000 in one play through" one stuck with me. I didn't do anything different while playing through, just kept a eye on my score as I progressed. When I started the last level with ~17.5M, I knew I'd have to do it again. I finished the level (second try) with a miracle bank shot off the cup into the last orange peg and landing in the 100K hole. Once all my scores were tallied, I got a 3.2M "Efficiency Bonus", tipping my total score to 20,019,000. My wife thought my jubilation was odd; now that she's played though, I can guarantee she'd react the same way.

Mr_Grinch

I would get peggle, if I were able.

-sulk-

Ah_Pook

bficky wrote: »

If you have a wife/girl(boy)friend/significant other not interested in gaming and you want them to get into it, GET PEGGLE. Seriously, my wife now has a PSN id and is interested in trophies, all because of that "Ode to Joy" stage clear moment.

Speaking of the trophies, some of them look damn hard. Every challenge stage? Knock out every peg on every level in the game? Wow.

yea, my sister in law is a complete peggle fiend since i got it for her for her birthday like 6 months ago. shes cleared way more of the challenge levels than my brother has.

and yea, i'll never 100% peggle on the ps3. some of those trophies are like whoa. all the popcap games randomly have a couple ludicrous trophies in them, from what ive seen.

Bolthorn

Might have to look into getting peggle for the wife then. She loves those sort of quick flash games since we've quit WoW.

Also, can I get in the PSN ID list on the next update?

Bolthorn, US, Have a mic but haven't used it in awhile.
I haven't used the PS3 much recently due to working a ton of overtime and Dragon Age on the PC. I miss gaming on the couch though.

Darth_Mogs

US update is up.

Big sales this time around.

Sales:

Temporary Price Drops ($4.99 until 12/2)
-(PSN) Flower
-(PSN) The Last Guy
-(PSN) Prince of Persia Classic
-(PSN) Comet Crash (Demo Available)
-(PSN) Bomberman Ultra

Temporary Price Drops ($7.49 until 12/2)
-(PSN) Smash Cars
-(PSN) Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao

Others:
-(PS3) Killzone 2 DLC Sale (Flash & Thunder now $2.99, bundle now $9.99)
-(PSP) Fate/Unlimited Codes Sale (now $14.99)

New Stuff:
-(PS3) Uncharted 2: Eye of Indra 2 ($.99)
-(PS3) Gravity Crash ($9.99) (Demo Available)
-(PS3) Diner Dash ($9.99)
-(PS3) Madden NFL Arcade ($14.99)
-(PS3) Borderlands Zombie Island DLC ($9.99)

-(PSOne) Command & Conquer ($5.99)
-(PSOne) Dino Crisis ($5.99)
-(PSOne) Reel Fishing ($5.99)
-(PSOne) Fighting Force ($5.99)
-(PSOne) Backstreet Billiards ($5.99)
-(PSOne) International Track & Field ($5.99)

-(PSP) LittleBigPlanet PSP ($39.99)
-(PSP) Tekken 6 ($39.99)
-(PSP) Disgaea 2 DLC (x7) – Hanako, Pram, Marona, Ash, Plenair, Sapphire and Almaz ($1.99 each)

-(Minis) Fortix ($4.99)
-(Minis) Pinball Fantasies ($6.99)
-(Minis) Blast Off ($2.99)
-(Minis) Bloons ($3.99)
-(Minis) Kahoots ($4.49)
-(Minis) Let’s Golf ($6.99)

That's a pretty nice sale, and I'm glad to see that Capcom continues to love us and only want $6 for nice things. Really, quite a nice bit of content this time around, especially for being an early week. Maybe that's why the Totally-Not-Double-Dragon game got squeezed out. (Or, y'know, maybe bugs or something.)

bficky

Sweet. I've been wanting Flower for a while. Now if only PAA:ep1&2 and Super Stardust HD would go on sale I'll be set. The only other one on that sale list that looks interesting is The Last Guy. Anyone know if it's any good?

SmokeStacks

Fuck yeah, Capcom. RE2 and then Dino Crisis, in a row, for $6 each?

Awesome.

Darth_Mogs

bficky wrote: »

Sweet. I've been wanting Flower for a while. Now if only PAA:ep1&2 and Super Stardust HD would go on sale I'll be set. The only other one on that sale list that looks interesting is The Last Guy. Anyone know if it's any good?

There's a Demo available for it. Or, at least there was, a while ago when it came out. I don't imagine it went anywhere. Personally, I didn't really enjoy it. It just seemed very underwhelming to me at the time. But if there's ever a time to try it for yourself in case you want to pull the trigger, a sale is a good time.

cooljammer00

I didn't even realize Eye of Indra cost anything.

They really shouldn't use a photo of new Prince for the ad regarding a game featuring the prince from SoT in the style of the Mechner PoP games.

Darth_Mogs

cooljammer00 wrote: »

I didn't even realize Eye of Indra cost anything.

The first one didn't. I'm surprised this one was a dollar. I expected it to be higher, but I'm certainly not complaining.