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Sonic Generations of Skate This Friday

Tue, 22 Nov 2011 22:28:22 +0000

This Friday, November 25th on Fox Sports Network, witness the biggest names in skateboarding history as they compete in the first-ever Sonic Generations of Skate. In celebration of Sonic the Hedgehog’s 20th Anniversary and the release of Sonic Generations, the one-hour special features top professional skateboarders from three generations such as Steve Caballero, Sandra Dias, Pierre Luc Gagnon (PLG), Tony Hawk and Andy Macdonald. Skaters from each generation battle it out in teams over four events; performing various tricks, jumps and team routines. Watch as one team is crowned the first Sonic Generations of Skate winner and receives their trophy from the legendary video game icon Sonic the Hedgehog. Check out this highlight real of the event below. First Generation: Steve Caballero, Tony Hawk, Kevin Staab and Sergie Ventura Second Generation: Sandro Dias, Pierre Luc Gagnon, Andy Macdonald and Lincoln Ueda Third Generation: Mitchie Brusco, Alex Perelson, Elliot Sloan and Adam Taylor

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Socom Series Creator Jumps In The Vita Wagon With “Unit 13″

Tue, 22 Nov 2011 21:53:19 +0000

It’s no big secret Socom 4 was a fail. Just a quick glance of the official message boards and you will see a whole lot of negativity. Also some of you, who follow industry news may remember the recent downsizing of the company after the release of Socom 4. Zipper Interactive announced a new title today for the PlayStation Vita titled “Unit 13″. “Fast action, on-the-go gameplay was a key goal for the Unit 13 team,” Zipper president Brian Soderberg writes on PlayStation Blog. “Missions come in a variety of sizes and difficulty. Some are smaller bite-sized battles; others are longer, more challenging, multi-objective missions that are a good test for any skilled shooter fan.” The game will also feature and make use of the Vita’s 3G and WiFi capability to keep players up to date on leader board positions, new ‘Daily Challenge’ content, new unlocks, shared High Value Target missions, and challenges from friends as they move past you on the leader boards.” Will this game bring Zipper Interactive back to its former glory? There was no mention of a release date however Mr. Soderberg says: “it’s available right around Vita launch”

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SSX Goes Retro with Tricky Trailer

Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:58:32 +0000

EA Sports has released a new trailer for their upcoming game SSX (previously SSX: Deadly Descents) featuring a remixed version of “It’s Tricky” by Run D.M.C. There is no word on whether the song will be in the game, but the trailer is a throwback to SSX Tricky, an earlier title in the series. SSX was originally being marketed as a grittier version of the past games, but with this video, it seems EA Sports is finally showing fans the humorous and over the top gameplay that they have been accustomed to. SSX is scheduled for release in February, 2012 .

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Hungry Giraffe WIP Screens

Thu, 17 Nov 2011 22:20:26 +0000

Our friends over at Laughing Jackal have sent us some work in progress sceenshots and some more information on their latest PlayStation Mini project Hungry Giraffe. “Out on the savannah, one poor giraffe is fed up with eating leaves and wants to indulge in a few naughties for once… he’s one hungry giraffe: • Watch in amazement as he stretches his neck skyward! • Gasp in awe as his neck hurtles ever upward, via the power of calories! • Scream with indignation as he wantonly ignores the governments ‘five-a-day’ guidelines and devours all manner of high-energy junk food! • Snacks beware! No burger, portion of fries, ice cream or pizza is beyond his reach! It’s not all gravy though. Your hungry giraffe will have to avoid the heavyweight hazards inexplicably floating through the sky. As well as low, medium and high calorie grub, your giraffe can also swallow dumbbells and anvils – and every good giraffe knows that eating heavy stuff is the last thing you need to power a twisty-turny upward journey.”

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[Review] NHL 12

Thu, 06 Oct 2011 17:43:04 +0000

Greetings sports fans!! You know, I have been contributing my writings and opinions for almost a year now, and I’ve noticed one thing…I can’t remember seeing a review done on a sports game, let alone a hockey game. So here we go, here it is, lets drop the puck and get into some hockey action. Here is my review on NHL 12, EA’s latest addition to one of the most successful sports franchises that stretches the span of 20 years… Yes, you read that right, EA’s first game in the ‘NHL’ series was NHL Hockey back in 1991; boy that takes me back. Most people, however, most recognize the series for its 1994 masterpiece, as it defined the genre and set the bar for future hockey games to come. Even still to this day, EA hockey games still have the option to use the ’94 control scheme’. It takes a special breed of gamer to purchase sports games like the NHL series, or the NFL series, simply because there are few, if any, changes made from year to year aside from roster updates, uniforms, and gameplay fixes. This year, however, EA took into account all the feedback from last years game, good and bad, and really tried to present us with a polished, fresh, and invigorated game. Did they accomplish this task? Did EA create another NHL ’94? Do we have hockey gold? Or did they drop the ball and completely miss the mark? Well, read on and find out! EA claims that there are over 300 changes that were made to the game for the 2012 installment; some minor and not worth mentioning outside of the hardcore sports gamer communities, but there were plenty of additions that even the casual sports gamer can appreciate if they have played the last few installments in the series. As for the gamers that may not play many sports games, or hockey games for that matter, this is the perfect game to get into. So, we will start out small on the new features and move our way up, and where we will start is with one of the most glaring additions to the game, its also a pretty contested feature among diehard EA sports NHL fans, and that feature is the new legends features. In the Be a Legend mode you can play as one of 9 legendary game changing names, such as Patrick Roy, Jeremy Roenick, Chris Chelios, Borje Salming, Steve Yzerman, Ray Bourque, Gordie Howe, Mario Lemieux, and hockey megastar Wayne Gretzky. In this mode, it is similar to the Be a Pro mode, but in Be a Legend you play your choice of hockey greats and set them loose in the current NHL and see how the stars from the 70′s, 80′s, and 90′s stack up against the players of today. I mentioned that this mode was contested a bit simply because some players felt that it was a waste of game space and a waste of development time, where that spent time could have been used to enhance already established and popular game modes such as the EASHL, the Be a Pro mode, or hockey ultimate team. Personally, I loved the idea. How can you complain about a new game mode? But I can also understand why some people would not want this in the game; I find it fresh. The Be a Legend mode, as I said, is basically a copy of the Be a Pro mode, but your stats are pretty much maxed out and you are just playing against current players in the NHL. I tried it out and chose Patrick Roy, my idol as a kid, who played goalie in hockey; he was a god to me. He pioneered the ‘Butterfly’ stance for goalies, which ended high scoring games and paved the way for what we now call ‘Hybrid’ goalies. They called him “The Wall” for a reason. During my few games to test out this mode, it was clear that EA really captured the essence of his play style and abilities… I was unstoppable; it brought back a lot of fond memories of watching highlights of his over the top saves and incredible skill. Definitely a treat. On that note on goalies, EA FINALLY decided to add a feature I have been clamoring for since……well, since 1994, when the NHL series really took off and got good, and that feature is goalie interaction. Finally, we have a more authentic hockey experience because now players can interact with the goalie. He can be knocked over, pushed out of position, and can even get into fights. This is a huge plus for the gameplay, as it creates a more authentic experience, but be careful. Too much contact with the net minder can net you some time in the “sin bin”. With this, EA really scored massive points in the sports gaming communities and is just one of the added features that have earned NHL 12 the title of “Hockey Simulator” as some people are calling it. Another feature related to the goalie interactions is that the net can now be knocked off its moorings, which, once again, just adds to the pot of gold that are the new features. Other notable changes made are ones that some people may consider minor, but, for hockey fans, are just another feather in EA’s hat. The team at EA Vancouver spent a lot of time revamping the physics engine for the game, and in doing so brought back some classic features and some newish ones. With the revamp, we now have more dynamic hits, hitting a player the right way, or hard enough will cause him to loose his stick, or even his helmet. Ever been so mad you wanted to take a guy clean off the ice? Of course! Just line him up along your bench or his bench and deliver a hit so sinister he tumbles over the boards and lay defeated among the feet of his teammates, or your teammates. Either way, it is highly satisfying. Also with the physics revamp, it is harder to knock a player off stride, causing him to loose possession of the puck. Last year, this was a big problem, where the slightest tap caused the puck carrier to stumble and loose the puck. Now the deciding factor on whether the puck carrier looses the puck or not is dependent on his stats, and how the player reacts to the hit. He may fall to one knee and get up ant retain the puck, he may use his arm for balance and not miss a stride, or he may altogether “blow a tire” and trip over his own feet, falling flat on his face. This revamp once again adds to the realism in the gameplay and to the overall experience. I could go on about the improvements that were gained by the physics rework, and talk in great detail about being able to shatter glass, improved puck movement, oddball shot paths, and others, but there are other features outside of this that deserve a mention, so lets move on. Lets talk about the Be a Pro mode a little bit. Not much was changed outside of the physics improvements that I touched on in the last paragraph, so this will be a bit shorter, as there is not much to talk about that hasn’t already been said. For people unfamiliar with the NHL series, Be a Pro mode allows you to create a player in your likeness, choose his position, a team to get a start on and claw your way into the big leagues and aim for a much coveted NHL contract. In previous years, you would choose a WHL team, play 5 games, and if your team played well enough, they would make it to the Memorial Cup. After that, you would enter the draft and an NHL team would pick you up there. This year, you can now choose a CHL team and you may only play 1 season before being drafted to the NHL, or you may play 4 seasons before seeing the draft; a pretty cool addition, as I am a big BAP fan and this just adds to your player’s total career and allows for more play time and more player development in the way of earning experience points to boost your stats. Another notable new feature to the BAP mode is the change to how playing a game works. In the past, you would play your shift, and once tired, or the bench calls for a line change, you head back and sit down. At any time, you could call for a line change to get back on the ice whenever you like; this is no longer possible. Once your shift is over and you make your way back to the bench, you are there until your line is sent back out onto the ice. This at first sounded questionable, because in NHL 12 BAP mode, game time is locked at 20 minute periods, whereas in the past, you could set any period length, but, once again, EA thought ahead. You can either watch the play from the bench and soak up the hockey experience and watch the excitement, or you can one button push to simulate the game to your next shift, cutting idle time no nil; another win for EA. Another new addition that was highly requested was the NHL Winter Classic, which takes place in an open air, outdoor arena and features American teams, which, to some hockey fans, is modeled after the Canadian version called the Heritage Classic, which only features Canadian teams. Now there is no major significance to the Winter Classic; it has only been played since 2008, but since it is now a part of hockey, the community asked for it and EA finally answered and granted this event. There is no real difference from a normal game other than the arena is outdoors, the players wear special uniforms, and the fans are clan in cold protective clothing. Nothing special, but still another feather in that hat; man that hat has a lot of feathers in it now. One last major addition to the game is the EA Action Tracker. In between periods, you can view vital stats in a highly detailed way ,breaking the period down into sections such as shots, goals, hits, penalties; things of that nature. You can view clips and highlights for some of these events, allowing you to view whats working for your team and what is not working, allowing you to make adjustments to your gameplay, or just to view replays of your sweet goals and hits. Those are the major additions. Some of the more minor changes, or improvements that are worth mentioning, are things like an entire overhaul of the GUI throughout the entire game. EA cleaned it up and made it look fresher and more updated, as well as improving its flow. In the Be a GM mode, trading has been improved, making it more difficult for you to rip off the computer of top teir players during trade interactions. Here is a new feature that is somewhat minor and somewhat big: players now have the ability to create female players, which, if you ever spend any time over at the EA sports NHL forums, girl gamers have been crying for this feature for quite a while, so there’s a big victory for the girl gaming community. Congrats ladies, welcome to the NHL. As I said at the beginning EA claims to have made over 300 changes to the game, and I have only touched on the major/most notable ones that really set NHL 12 apart and make it a real treat to play. As a diehard hockey fan, and a diehard EA Sports NHL game fan since 1991, I have seen some phenomenal NHL games from EA, and of course a few that have dropped the ball, but this year is definitely a huge year for the NHL series and will set the tone for hockey games to come. NHL 12 is a real treat to play, it feels much more vibrant than any other version in the past 10 years, the gameplay flows like silk over the curves of a beautiful woman’s body, it’s polished, and, for me, trouble free. The only bad things I can say about it is that, like most games, there are some bad seeds in the online community, but as I said, that is something that’s inevitable in any online game and is a part of the online gaming life. EA hit the ball out of the park and all I have to say is look out 2k Sports, your horrible hockey game is about to be buried by the vastly superior simulation-type experience that EA has been moving us to for the past few years now. There is a reason why EA Sports NHL wins so many rewards in gaming excellence, and NHL 12 is the crown jewel that cements these reasons. All in all I love this game and it has gotten rave reviews for good reasons. If you like hockey, or simulation experiences in sports games, or just a well made sports game, this is a must have. Don’t wait for a price reduction because EA NHL games rarely come down in price after their release, and usually only get reduced closer to the release of the next years game. This is a must-have and is a gem for any gamers’ collection. I have all the EA NHL games for the PS3 and a fair amount for the PS2, as well as other systems, and I will continue to buy these games as long as EA will keep making them for us. We can only go up from here and I can’t wait till we see NHL 2013. Review Pros Cons Polished gameplay EA finally listened to the gaming community and gave us what we asked for Physics rework creates a more authentic experience EA seems to be moving to a Simulation type experience adding to the realism Best installment in the series, with care taken in regards to detail and providing us with a game worth our hard earned cash Typical bad seeds in the online community Too many great things to talk about for a standard review Rating 98.5%

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SCEA E3 2011 Press Conference Schedule Released

Fri, 27 May 2011 20:55:43 +0000

SCEA Press Conference and Special Event Monday, June 6th, Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 3:30-5:00 pm: Pre-show reception with world renowned DJs and LAs best food trucks including Empanadarama,Yappy Dog, Cheeseball Wagon, Komodo and more. 5:00-6:30pm: Press Conference 6:30-8:00pm: Enjoy hands on time with almost all of the press conference content on over 120 PS3 and NGP kiosks. Arcade to include special appearances and musical talent. 8:00-9:30pm: Special performance

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EA’s NBA Elite to stay on the bench for 2012, new NBA Jam announced

Wed, 06 Apr 2011 03:49:59 +0000

Electronic Arts will take another year off from the NBA simulation, as the blog Kotaku reports that there won’t be an NBA Elite 12 in fall of this year. Last year, EA canceled it’s first episode in it’s new NBA series after some pre-orders were already sent out to customers, and several “reject” copies wound up on Ebay. While many criticized EA’s cancellation of Elite 11, glitches abound in the demo for the game, and many were turned off because of that. Either way, most fans of basketball sims were already flocking towards the critically acclaimed direct rival NBA 2K11, from 2K Sports. The lone bright spot for EA on the court last year was the rave reviews for it’s arcade reboot of NBA Jam. As such, a sequel to NBA Jam, titled NBA Jam: On Fire Edition, has been announced. While I personally don’t see how the arcade basketball game can really “evolve” past 2010′s episode (which already fulfilled everyone’s expectations, and them some, of what an arcade basketball game should be), it is slated for release in October, via PSN and Xbox Live, and will include an AI similar to that in use in EA’s Fight Night boxing series (don’t quite know how that will work), and a cooperative online campaign, along with a few new gameplay modes. In the same post on Kotaku, 2K Sports confirmed that it was continuing with it’s NBA 2K series, with NBA 2K12 to come out this fall.

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MLB 11’s New Pure Analog Hitting System

Fri, 04 Mar 2011 21:54:18 +0000

This will be the last MLB entry, as this Tuesday, we will finally have it in our hands. Ramone Russell // Community Manager, SCEA San Diego Studios stopped by the official Sony Blog and dropped a video, and some last minute info on the new hitting system. To use the new Pure Analog Hitting system, simply pull back on the R-stick to stride and push forward in the direction of the incoming pitch to drive through the ball. Be sure to time your stride just as the pitcher releases the ball, a poorly timed stride will result in a less powerful swing. Don’t try to hold your stride back just waiting for the pitch — you’ll lose power! Time it like a real swing and begin your stride as the pitcher’s getting ready to deliver. With a little practice, you’ll be piling up the RBIs in no time! And don’t forget, there’s only a few days left to pre-order MLB 11 The Show on PlayStation 3 for a FREE 30 day trial of Premium MLB.TV. Welcome to The Show! That is it for the MLB videos. Hopefully I have sold you on what appears to be the sports game of the year. Source: PSBlog

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Game Deals of the week Jan 30th

Mon, 31 Jan 2011 01:04:19 +0000

Here are some gaming deals this week from Best Buy, Fry’s Electronics, GameStop, K-mart, Target & Toys R Us. Full list after the jump. Best Buy (1/30 – 2/5) * Console Deals o $50 Gift Card w/ PS3 160GB – $299.99 * PS3 Games o Call of Duty: Black Ops – $49.99 o Fallout: New Vegas – $39.99 o Madden NFL 11 – $44.99 * Xbox 360 Games o Call of Duty: Black Ops – $49.99 o Fallout: New Vegas – $39.99 o Madden NFL 11 – $44.99 * Wii Games o Madden NFL 11 – $34.99 * Accessories o Call of Duty Xbox LIVE 1600 MS Points Card – $17.99 o PS3 Dualshock 3 Controller – $39.99 o Turtle Beach Ear Force DX11 – $109.95 o Xbox LIVE 3-Month Gold Membership – $19.99 Fry’s Electronics (1/30 – 2/5) * Console Deals o 160GB PS3 w/ PS3 Move Starter Kit, 2nd Dualshock 3 contrller and LittleBigPlanet 2 – $348.92 o Playstation Move Starter Kit w/ two extra games – $99.96 + EyePet + Start the Party * PC Games o Fallout: New Vegas – $29.96 o Flight Simulator X: Gold Edition – $24.99 o The SIms 3: Outdoor Living – $14.96 o Wings of Prey: WWII Air Combat – $19.96 * PS3 Games o Fallout: New Vegas – $39.96 * Xbox 360 Games o Fallout: New Vegas – $39.96 * Wii Games o Donkey Kong Country Returns – $42.96 o Resident Evil 4 – $14.96 o Rock Band Country Track Pack 2 – $24.96 * Nintendo DS Games o Pokemon HeartGold – $33.88 o Pokemon SoulSilve – $33.88 * Accessories o Logitech Wireless HEadset F540 – $99.96 after rebate GameStop (1/28 – 2/3) * PC Games o Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition – $49.99 o WarCraft III: Battlechest – $29.99 o StarCraft II – $49.99 * PS3 Games o Battlefield: Bad Company 2 – $39.99 o Dead Rising 2 – $39.99 o Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition – $49.99 o EA Sports Active 2 – $39.99 o EA Sports MMA – $29.99 o LittleBigPlanet 2 – $59.99 plus $15 of DualShock 3 controller o Red Dead Redemption – $29.99 o God of War III – $39.99 o Red Dead Redemption – $29.99 * Xbox 360 Games o Battlefield: Bad Company 2 – $39.99 o Dead Rising 2 – $39.99 o Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition – $49.99 o EA Sports Active 2 – $39.99 o EA Sports MMA – $29.99 o Red Dead Redemption – $29.99 * Wii Games o EA Sports Active 2 – $39.99 o NBA Jam – $39.99 o NFL Training Camp – $39.99 o Wipeout – $19.99 K-mart (1/30 – 2/5) * Console Deals o $50 Gift w/ PS3 160GB – $299.99 o PSP 3000 – $129.99 * PS3 Games o Dragon Age Ultimate Edition 50% off w/ purchase of Mass Effect 2 – $44.99 o God of War III + God of War Collection – $39.98 o Heavy Rain – $49.99 o The Shoot – $29.99 o The Sly Collection – $29.99 o Two Worlds II – $39.99 * Xbox 360 Games o Two Worlds II – $39.99 * PSP Games o God of War: Ghost of Sparta – $29.99 o Kingdom Hearts – $29.99 o WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2011 – $29.99 Target (1/30 – 2/5) * Console Deals o $20 Gift Card w/ 4GB Xbox 360 Kinect Bundle – $299.99 * PS3 Games o DC Universe Online – $44.99 o FIFA Soccer 11 – $44 o Madden NFL 11 – $44 o NCAA Football 11 – $44 o NHL 11 – $44 * Xbox 360 Games o Call of Duty: Blacks Ops – $47.99 w/ Free Xbox LIVE 1600 MS Points Card o FIFA Soccer 11 – $44 o Kinect Sports – $44 o Madden NFL 11 – $44 o Motion Sports – $44 o NCAA Football 11 – $44 o NHL 11 – $44 * Wii Games o FIFA Soccer 11 – $44 o Madden NFL 11 – $44 * Nintendo DS Games o Kingdom Hearts Re:coded – $22.99 * Accessories o 12-month Xbox LIVE Gold Card – $44 Toys R Us (1/30 – 2/5) * Console Deals o $15 Gift Card w/ Nintendo DSi – $149.99 o $15 Gift Card w/ Nintendo DSi XL – $169.99 * Nintendo DS Games o Free Ash’s Pikachu DS Download – 1/30 – 2/5 o Save $5 w/ purchase of any 1, $20 w/ purchase of any 2 of the following + Beyblade: Metal Fusion – $34.99 + Call of Duty: Black Ops – $29.99 + Kingdom Hearts Re:coded – $34.99 + LEGO Harry Potter – $29.99 + Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games – $34.99 + Michael Jackson: The Experience – $29.99 + Petz Nursery – $29.99 + Phineas and Ferb Ride Again – $29.99 + Pokemon HeartGold – $39.99 + Pokemon SoulSilver – $39.99 + Super Scribblenauts – $29.99 + Toy Story 3 – $29.99 Wal-Mart (1/30 – 2/5) * No games listed in this week’s ad

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PlayStation Store US/EU Update for January 18/19

Fri, 21 Jan 2011 03:02:08 +0000

Highlights It’s been a heck of a while since we last did one of these properly. With that said, I have decided to drop the HK and JP stores and focus mainly on the US and EU updates. I’ve also overhauled the appearance of the posts, including small banners similar to the Weekly Recap. This is no longer a cut and paste job like we used to do in the past. After all, the source we used to use changed their layout on both regions, with completely different looks and I wanted something more organized. Anyway, what are the highlights this week? Well, in the US, Mass Effect 2 is available for download. If you’ve never played the first one, if ME2 is anything like it, you’re in for a treat. I just wish I had a working PS3 at the moment . Modern Combat: Domination and Spare parts is available for download as well. If you like sales, the EU store has a bunch of them. The US has a couple as well, but not on the sale of the other one. If you’re into DLC, Mass Effect has a collection of that, which consists of the DLC not included in the game. Other than that, it’s just your standard fare of content, but I will say the EU’s Leviathan dynamic themes sound pretty neat… US Store Full Game Trial Mass Effect 2 – 12GB Free Games Hero of Sparta Discounts Scott Pilgrim vs the World – $5.00 Modern Combat – $5.99 Juiced 2 (PSP) – $10.00 R.U.S.E. – The Chimera Pack – $7.49 Other Exclusives Mega Man 10 Avatar Bundle – $1.99 Argyle Girls Theme – Free Hockey Theme – Free Sonic 4 Dynamic Theme – Free Permanent Price Drop Record of Agarest War – $29.99 Battlefield 1943 – $9.99 Sale TV Show King – $0.99 Metal Gear Solid PSP: Bundle – $24.99 Resident Evil: Director’s Cut – $4.99 Full Games Mass Effect 2 – $59.99 – 12GB Spare Parts – $9.99 – 884MB Modern Combat: Domination – $7.99 – 697MB Demos Spare Parts – 884MB Modern Combat: Domination – 697MB PSOne Classics Metal Slug X – $5.99 – 71MB Mega Man – $5.99 – 156MB LittleBigPlanet 2 Rare LBP2 T-Shirt – $4.99 ModNation Racers Unlock All Key – $2.99 Super Fan Mod – $0.99 “Are We There Yet?” Kart – $0.99 Super Fan Mod AND Kart – $1.75 Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood Animus Project Update 2.0 – Free Ruse The Chimera Pack – $9.99 DJ Hero 2 Trance Anthems Mix Pack – $7.99 Tron: Evolution Multiplayer Map Pack – $4.99 EA Sports Active 2 Nike Low Impact Starter Pack – $4.99 Mass Effect 2 Cerberus Pack – $14.99 N7 Complete Arsenal Bundle – $7.99 Aegis Pack – $1.99 Equalizer Pack – $1.99 Appearance Pack – $1.99 Firepower Pack – $1.99 Recon Operations Pack – $1.99 Terminus Pack – Free DanceDanceRevolution Greatest Hits – $4.49 Premium Pack – Free SuperNOVA Greatest Hits 1 – $4.49 SuperNOVA Greatest Hits 2 – $4.49 SuperNOVA2 Greatest Hits – $4.49 DDRMAX2 Greatest Hits – $4.49 KONAMIX Greatest Hits – $4.49 Def Jam Rapstar ($1.99 Each) “Luv U Better” – LL Cool J “Beamer, Benz, or Bentley” – Lloyd Banks “Papa Can You Hear Me” – N-Dubz “Plies” – Shawty “Robbin Cru” – Nitti Beatz Rock Band 3 Stone Sour Pack 01 – $5.49 (or $1.99 per song) “Made of Scars” “Say You’ll Haunt Me” “Through Glass” Rock Band Network – $1.99 Each “Arcaedion” – Children of Nova “Flightless Bird, American Mouth” – Iron & Wine “Nosophoros” – Evile “Song About An Angel” – Sunny Day Real Estate “Thank You, Pain” – The Agonist Medal of Honor – Multiplayer Strategies and Videos $6.99 Video Nail’d Music Trailer Back to the Future: The Game Behind the Scenes Part 1 Network Trailer Richochet HD Trailer Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood Animus Project Update 2.0 Trailer Auditorium HD Network Trailer LittleBigPlanet 2 Genre Vids – Adventure” Storyline Featurette” Music Sequencer Featurette” Genre Vids – Sports” “Endless Fun” Trailwr” Dead Nation Housemarque Launch Trailer ModNation Racers DLC Preview Trailer Music Super Stardust HD – Soundtrack Avatars Rival Schools Avatars (x4) – $0.49 Themes Sonic 4 Episode 1 (Dynamic) – $2.99 Dynamic Gun – $2.99 Vampire (Dynamic) – $2.99 Grand Canyon – $1.49 Hockey – $1.49 Tokyo Shrine – $1.49 Scenic Seagulls – $1.49 DP Celebration of Fire – $2.99 Wallpapers Beat Sketcher Wallpaper 1 Wallpaper 2 Wallpaper 3 Wallpaper 4 Explodemon! Wallpaper 1 Wallpaper 2 Wallpaper 3 EU Store January Sales Warhawk Complete Bundle – £15.99/€19.99 Crash Commando – £3.19/€3.99 TV Show King – £0.79/€0.99 Split/Second – High Octane Supercar Pack – £0.79/€0.99 Topatoi Episode 2: Pillar of the Skies – £2.39/€2.99 Assassin’s Creed – £15.99/€19.99 Hannah Montana: Rock out the Show – £15.99/€19.99 Hannah Montana – Fashions Add-On – £0.59/€0.75 Hannah Montana – Moment Maker Add-On – £0.40/€0.49 Half Minute Hero – £7.99/€9.99 Harvest Moon: Innocent Life – £6.29/€7.99 Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley – £10.99/€13.99 Valhalla Knights – £6.29/€7.99 Valhalla Knights 2 – £7.99/€9.99 Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance – £11.99/€14.99 Peter Pan: Adventures in Neverland – £1.59/€1.99 A Bug’s Life – £1.59/€1.99 2K Games Mafia II Complete DLC Bundle – £19.99/€24.99 (available Friday) BioShock 2 Complete DLC Bundle – £11.99/€14.99 Capcom Bionic Commando: Rearmed – £6.29/€7.99 Final Fight: Double Impact – £3.99/€4.99 Mega Man 9 Complete Bundle – £7.99/€9.99 Mega Man 10 Complete Bundle – £7.99/€9.99 Dead Rising 2 Skills Pack Bundle – £3.19/€3.99 Konami GTI Club+ – £3.99/€4.99 Rocket Knights – £5.10/€6.49 Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgement – £5.10/€6.49 Zombie Apocalypse – £3.99/€4.99 Rockstar Games GTAIV: TLOD and BOGT Bundle – £15.99/€19.99 (Available Friday) THQ Red Faction: Guerilla – £11.99/€14.99 WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2011: Fan Axxess Pack – £4.79/€5.99 Full Games Spare Parts – £7.99/€9.99 Modern Combat: Domination – £6.29/€7.99 Costume Quest on Ice – £9.99/€12.99 – N/A in Russia Demos Spare Parts Modern Combat: Domination – N/A in Germany minis Shift: Extended – £3.49/€3.99 Basha Card Game Collection* – £5.10/€6.49 Basha Tarneeb* – £3.49/€3.99 Basha Trix* – £3.49/€3.99 Soccer Bashi – £3.49/€3.99 Metara* – £3.49/€3.99 Pipe Madness – £3.49/€3.99 * Availability: Only available in Australia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Greece, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Saudia Arabia, Slovenia, South Africa, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab Emirates and United Kingdom Mass Effect II (Available Friday) N7 Complete Arsenal Bundle – £6.29/€7.99 Aegis Pack – £1.59/€1.99 Appearance Pack – £1.59/€1.99 Equalizer Pack – £1.59/€1.99 Firepower Pack – £1.59/€1.99 Recon Operations Pack – £1.59/€1.99 Terminus Pack – £1.59/€1.99 Cerberus Pack – £11.99/€14.99 Trinity Universe High Level Armour Pack – £2.39/€2.99 Synthesis Encyclopaedia Complete Edition – Free Availability: Not available in Australia, Croatia, India, New Zealand and Turkey Tron: Evolution Multiplayer Map Pack – £3.19/€3.99 Availability: Not available in New Zealand Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood Animus Project Update 2.0 – Free R.U.S.E. Chimera Operations Pack – £5.49/€6.99 DJ Hero 2 Trans Anthems Mix Pack – £6.29/€7.99 Availability: Not available in Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and United Arab Emirates EA Sports Active 2 Nike Low Impact Starter Pack – £3.99/€4.99 EyePet Move Name of Item – £2.39/€2.99 LittleBigPlanet 1/2 Emergency Styling Pack – Free ModNation Racers Time Savers Pack – £2.39/€2.99 Rock Band 3 Availability: Not available in Czech Republic, Greece, Luxembourg, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and UAE Stone Sour Pack 01 – £3.49/€5.29 (or £0.99/€1.49 per song) “Made of Scars” “Say You’ll Haunt Me” “Through Glass” Rock Band Network – £0.99/€1.49 Each Availability: Not available in Czech Republic, Greece, Luxembourg, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and UAE “Arcaedion” – Children of Nova “Flightless Bird, American Mouth” – Iron & Wine “Nosophoros” – Evile “Song About An Angel” – Sunny Day Real Estate “Thank You, Pain” – The Agonist FirstPlay – Episode 41 £0.99/€1.20 (Ireland and UK Only) Video MicroBot – Heartbeat Trailer Spare Parts – Launch Trailer Crysis 2 – Be the Weapon Trailer Dead Space 2 – Excavations Trailer Singstar – The Wiggles TVC Themes Leviathan Themes (Dynamic) – £1.59/€1.99 (unless otherwise noted) A Tranquil Stream Billowing Clouds Cityscape Fireworks Crackling Fireplace Code Entropy Dynamic Theme Pack – £3.19/€3.99

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PlayStation Store US/EU Update for January 18/19