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.
Given the massive problems with the online mode, it's likely the patch will solve many of the issues.
A recent Namco press email revealed that the company is planning a patch for their recently released fighting game, Tekken 6.
The listing on Amazon.ca turns out to be correct.
It seems as though Amazon Canada accidentally revealed the release of Atlus' newest title two days ago when they listed Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey on their site.
The latest in the Tekken series suffers from a poor online mode, but offers a great roster and an interesting new mode.
I'll be the first to admit, Tekken has never really been my thing. Don't get me wrong, I love fighting games and tend to play them in excess whenever I get my hands on a new one. However, there has always been something about Tekken that just didn't click with me. For full disclosure, Tekken 6 hasn't changed my opinion of the series and it feels very much like more of the same.
The adventure set in a post-apocalyptic world is coming next year.
Today, XSEED announced that their upcoming title Fragile: Farewell Ruins of the Moon, will be coming to North America under a new name - Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon.
The Mystery Science Theater 3000 inspired patent would allow for a dynamic viewing experience.
With Netflix starting on the PlayStation 3 this month, it appears Sony has put some serious thought into viewing presentation on the system.
A banner on Data East's website reveals that the title is coming to the Wii's Virtual Console.
According to a banner on the Data East website, Bloody Wolf is due for release on the Virtual Console Arcade.
Globally, Square Enix has reduced their work force after acquiring Eidos earlier this year.
In an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Square Enix president Yoichi Wada revealed that the company had cut its work forace by approximately ten percent.
A rating by the German Classification Board may have revealed the Ace Attorney's next case.
Yesterday, GamerBytes discovered a listing on the German USK rating system page for a Wii version of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney.
The title recently release in Japan is scheduled for release this month.
Gaijin Games announced today that Bit.Trip Void is scheduled for release Thanksgiving week. The title will be available on November 23 and will continue CommanderVideo's journey.
