11 PSP games and 3 PS3 games make their way to the store this week, alongside a collection of other material.
This week's PlayStation Store Update brings a variety of new material, most notably a few new games. Players can now download Military Madness: Nectaris, Numblast, and the PSone Classic, Gex.
Famitsu reveals the portable version of Arc System Works' fighter.
Yesterday, Famitsu unveiled the portable version of the recently released Xbox 360/PS3 fighter, BlazBlue. BlazBlue Portable, developed by Arc System Works, down-ports the HD fighter to the PSP while retaining all of the various features of the console title.
The time-rewinding platformer will be available to PlayStation 3 owners soon.
Braid graced Xbox Live Arcade last August and made a huge critical splash, winning countless awards and the praises of the industry.
With a little help from the fans, Capcom has patched the game to fix some bugs both online and off.
Yesterday, Capcom made available a huge update to the popular XBLA and PSN title, Marvel vs. Capcom 2.
Apparently Noby Noby Boy was supposed to be much more.
In a recent interview, Keita Takahashi (creator of Katamari Damacy) discussed the state of the gaming industry in Japan and his disappointment with Noby Noby Boy.
Lots of new content including big name demos like Fat Princess and Ratchet and Clank.
This week's Playstation Store update brings with it plenty of new demos, games for sale, and a few games that have had their price tags slashed. Regarding the available demos this week PS3 owners can try out Fat Princess, the second Ratchet and Clank demo, Locoroco Midnight Carnival, and several more.
Players can experience the PSP Mini title on Thursday.
Frima Studio announced today that their PSP Mini title, Zombie Tycoon would be making its way to PSN on Thursday, October 29.
A twitter post by Q Entertainment alerts fans to the possibility.
Q Entertainment has released three extremely popular titles on both XBLA and in disc form together on the Xbox 360. Rez HD, Meteos Wars, and Every Extend Extra Extreme are three titles they currently have no intention of bringing to PSN.
The arcade classic is returning with a twist.
Konami announced today that they are bringing back the arcade classic, Frogger. Frogger Returns will feature the same gameplay that made the title a hit 25 years ago when it first hit the market.
This week brings plenty of downloadable titles, extras, and add-ons.
Today's PSN Store update brings with it a ton of downloadable items including new games, wallpapers, videos, and more.
