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Commander Fury

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    This episode can barely be contained by the confines of the mp3 format! Today, we’re honored again to speak with the President of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida. Yoshida-san discusses the strong presence of PlayStation VR at Paris Games Week. Plus, we sit with Jack Mathews from Armature Studios and talk Dead Star on PS4. Enjoy the show! Subscribe via iTunes or RSS, or download here Stuff We Talked About Paris Games Week recap PlayStation VR with Shuhei Yoshida Dead Star Uncharted 4 multiplayer Fallout 4 Superbeat: Xonic Detroit: Become Human Kombucha (Sooooma) Recommended first-time JRPGs Guitar Hero Live Destiny Recent Episodes 185: Tales of the Undead 184: Singing on the Battlefront 183: The Long and Short of It The Cast Sid Shuman – Social Media Sr. Manager, SCEA Nick Suttner – Lead Account Manager, SCEA Justin Massongill – Social Media Manager, SCEA Ryan Clements – Social Media Specialist, SCEA Send us questions and tips! blogcast@playstation.sony.com Leave us a voicemail! (650) 288-6706 Thanks to Cory Schmitz for our beautiful logo and Dormilón for our rad theme song and show music. [Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.] View the full article
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    It’s almost time! This December 5th and 6th at PlayStation Experience in San Francisco, you’ll be surrounded by a sea of shiny new playable PlayStation games. But hidden amongst them, the panels, and all the announcements lurks a secret metagame that few of you will complete. Are you up for the challenge? At PlayStation Experience 2015, we’re introducing PlayStation Collectible Cards — think baseball cards except with way more aliens, superheroes, mechs, and tentacles. (And there’s an actual baseball card in the mix, now that I think about it.) PlayStation Collectible Cards represent some of the coolest brands and franchises in gaming, and we hope you enjoy snatching them up as much as we enjoyed making them for you. We’re releasing the first 35 cards of the series right here at PlayStation Experience 2015, though if you count the rare and common versions of certain cards, you will end up with 66 total. It’ll be next to impossible for anyone to collect them all, but I’m sure that won’t stop some of you from trying. Get Tickets & Book Hotel How do you nab these cards? Simple: Go play some games. We’re not revealing which booths or events will be giving them away, but you’ll find out just by exploring the show floor (or by asking for a little help from fellow attendees). As for tracking down those rare cards, you’ll have to figure that out on your own as well. Just make sure to look in your gift bag for a free tuckbox to store your new deck in! But there’s another, secret layer to this collectible game that we can’t reveal just yet. Let’s just say that you’ll want to poke your head in every corner of the Moscone West hall to unearth more precious collectibles. Stay tuned for more details. Please note: All PlayStation Collectible Cards are in limited supply. Once they’re gone, they’re gone. We’ll have lots more PlayStation Experience news to share with you soon. Coming in from out of town? Be sure to check out our discounted rates at quality San Francisco hotels located very close to the show. View the full article
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    When the Star Wars Battlefront Beta fell into the hands of eager players, the heat of battle was a striking contrast to the freezing landscapes of Hoth. Ever since the planet was first shown in the original film trilogy, Hoth’s barren landscapes and the secluded Echo Base has been truly iconic and unmistakably Star Wars. Senior Environment Artist Pontus Ryman has spent a lot of time with the digital snow of Hoth, and after the Beta ended he was pleased by the community’s verdict of their experiences and his extensive work put into it. Let’s ask Pontus some questions, and you can also experience all the planets of Star Wars Battlefront in the new Star Wars Battlefront Planets Experience. What were the community reactions on Hoth after trying out Walker Assault in the Beta? We were quite overwhelmed by all the positive reactions to how our recreation of Hoth turned out. Our goal was to have players immersed in the gameplay and environment through the visual and audio aspects of the Hoth environment, and the fans really took this to heart. It’s been great to see players praising the fantasy of fighting in a real, snowy environment, feeling the chilly winds of Hoth. We’ve really been pushing for player interaction and immersion, with the harsh environment affecting all senses of the player in all the Star Wars Battlefront planets. We want to make the player feel connected to the planets, and I think this really comes through in the other Hoth map variations at launch, along with the other immersive planets. What was it like to capture the real world environment for Hoth? Hoth has always been about an epic battle within a vast, barren environment. I think we’ve captured both aspects quite well; you can traverse the huge landscape while it feels dangerously cold and barren, but when you hit the trenches or interiors you’ll witness chaos, sparks, and explosions. We’ve worked hard to portray what we felt and experienced during our research trip to the original filming location at Finse in Norway. The trips were incredibly tough physically, trudging through waist-high snow and extreme blizzards with tripods and equipment, with the icy temperatures taking its toll on both us and our cameras. What tools have been essential for creating Hoth? We’ve used the coincidentally named Frostbite engine for this, along with several other different tools and systems. One component we have developed is the ability to affect the world with weathering specific to each planet. This is used in a way to have the environment affect the player’s clothes, weapons, and props. For instance, the longer a player moves through a snowy environment, snow will gradually build up on the characters and their weapons, while the snow then starts to dissolve as they enter an interior. If an explosion goes off nearby the player their weapon and clothes will be covered in snow. This system extends through all of our environments, with other examples such as mud splashing up on characters in the Endor forest, only to be washed away when they run around in the river. This is just one example of new tools or techniques used to fully immerse the player in the environment. How did you tailor the planet to fit all Star Wars Battlefront game modes? Hoth, as we see it in Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back offers a great range of indoor and outdoor environments that play very well to our gameplay needs, but we also expanded on this to introduce other interesting locations for different gameplay modes. A close-quarter game mode like Blast or Cargo makes perfect sense in the tighter Hoth caves and Rebel Base, while the larger prominently outdoor environments designed to portray a more chaotic battle like Walker Assault and Supremacy is a great fit for the classic vast landscapes of Hoth. You can expect to experience a lot of variety when playing on all the Hoth maps across the various game modes Star Wars Battlefront has to offer. Pack a blaster and your warmest Rebel or Imperial uniform and we’ll see you on this frozen battlefront starting on November 17th. View the full article
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    When Transformers: Devastation was announced, long-time fans were understandably excited. The Generations-inspired visuals and PlatinumGames’ distinctive combat mechanics are a perfect pairing, like pizza and video games. And the fact that many of the original actors reprise their iconic roles after such a lengthy hiatus makes Transformers: Devastation even more significant. It’s the game that Transformers aficionados have been waiting for. But the Transformers universe is massive, containing dozens of highly specialized robots. And after spending so much time perfecting Devastation’s five playable characters, the folks at PlatinumGames wanted to dig a little deeper into the franchise’s catalog. So, they put together a swanky DLC pack, containing a trio of character skins and three Decepticon-destroying weapons. Here’s the rundown: Nemesis Prime and the Dark Star SaberAnyone who’s familiar with Transformers lore could probably give you a little backstory about Optimus’ human-made clone, Nemesis Prime. He has all of Optimus Prime’s strength, but he’s controlled by the evil Decepticons, so he lacks Optimus’ principles. Though, he does have tinted-red windows and a slick, black paint job. So, he looks sweet. And instead of Optimus’ trademark Energon-axe, Nemesis wields the Dark Star Saber, a glowing sword that quickly reduces enemies to scrap. Nobody makes a purple sword look better than Nemesis Prime. Red Alert and the Photon DisruptorRed Alert is the Autobot’s Security Director, but he’s a little on the paranoid side. In Transformers: Devastation, he makes up for that paranoia with the Photon Disruptor, a powerful weapon that gives him an advantage during ranged battles. Goldfire and the Golden HunterBumblebee is one of the friendliest-looking characters in the Autobot lineup, but his Goldfire skin gives him a slightly more threatening appearance. And when he whips out the Golden Hunter Weapon, a pair of highly polished hand cannons, Bumblebee becomes downright dangerous. Even though the weapons have been personalized for Goldfire, Red Alert, and Nemesis Prime, they can be equipped by any of the playable characters. So, if you want to see Wheeljack take on Devastator with the Dark Star Saber, go right ahead. The Transformers: Devastation DLC will hit PlayStation Store on November 10th. View the full article
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    Some of the most popular sports and primetime programming on TV is making its way to PlayStation Vue. We are very pleased to share today that Disney and ESPN Media Networks have signed on to PlayStation Vue, which means highly requested channels such as ESPN, ABC, The Disney Channel and more will be coming to the cloud-based TV service. PlayStation Vue will have an extensive library of video on-demand content from Disney and ESPN Media Networks, as well as the compelling features that make PlayStation Vue a whole new way to experience TV. That includes powerful search and discovery tools and simultaneous streaming so your favorite sports programming or TV show from Disney and ESPN Media Networks can be streamed across devices both inside and out of the home. Below is a list of networks coming to PlayStation Vue: ABC Owned Stations Group ABC Family (becoming Freeform in January) Disney Channel Disney Junior Disney XD ESPN ESPN2 ESPN College Extra ESPNU ESPNEWS ESPN Deportes ESPN Classic ESPN Goal Line ESPN Buzzer Beater ESPN Bases Loaded Fusion Longhorn Network SEC-ESPN Network We know this is a network partner many of you have been asking for, and we’re excited about delivering on the promise of making the best TV content available on PlayStation Vue. Stay tuned for more details on this announcement, such as launch timeframe and more. And thanks for your patience as we continue to expand PlayStation Vue to more cities. View the full article
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    Hello, Bloodborne fans. The brand new nightmare, The Old Hunters expansion (which requires the full game), will be unleashed on November 24th. It brings with it a host of new content and improvements, but it’s not the only exciting news for Bloodborne. An upcoming patch will offer all players exciting new features in the original game, including The League, additional co-op NPC hunters, and more. The League is a band of Hunters who have taken an oath and are bound by a single purpose. By aligning yourself to The League, led by a mysterious figure in a constable’s garb and bucket helmet, you can assist other players online in the game and compete in The League’s online rankings leaderboard. In addition to The League, players will also be able to use The League cane and summon co-op NPCs within the game, perfect for tackling challenging areas and bosses. To whet your appetite for the upcoming expansion, here is a sneak preview of one of the many brand new weapons available as part of The Old Hunters. Behold the Holy Moonlight Sword. Do you have what it takes to wield its mysterious power? Don’t forget you can pre-order The Old Hunters here before November 24th to get a bonus PS4 Theme. Or if you haven’t played Bloodborne yet, get the game plus pre-order the DLC for just $49.99 right here. As a special treat for all you hardcore Bloodborne players who have already earned your Platinum Trophy, or are close to unlocking it: in the very near future we will be sending out voucher codes for an exclusive PS4 theme to Platinum Trophy holders. There’s no other way to get your hands on this theme other than to master the game. Stay tuned to PlayStation.Blog for additional information about the patch and The Old Hunters expansion DLC. View the full article
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    Hello again! I’ve spoken in-depth about the concept behind Alone With You before right here on the PlayStation.Blog, but today I want to show you some more concrete information on gameplay with this new trailer, and tell you when you can finally play this special new game. Here’s a quick recap if this is all news to you: Alone With You is a single-player, sci-fi adventure game for PS4 and PS Vita, and it has a pretty unique romance element. It’s the follow-up to my previous game, Home, which is a horror game devoted entirely to letting you tell your own twisted story through its narrative-based adventure mechanics (it’s available right now cross buy on PS4 and Vita as well). If Home was a monologue that you, the player, got to deliver, then Alone With You is a dialogue between you and the game — you’ll be constantly interacting with, and relying on, your AI companion as you embark on missions to get items and info you need to escape a doomed terraforming colony deep in space. Watch the brand-new gameplay trailer and you’ll spot a few things — another of sound designer Ivor Stines’ groovy in-game tunes, and the mood-setting new level art by background artist Gavin McCarthy. You’ll also see what you’ll be doing throughout the game’s 12+ missions: exploring ruined environments of your failed colony, interacting with the world to solve puzzles and discover information, and scanning important items that your AI needs. You’ll trek through beautiful, varied areas — which include a series of communication towers, the dilapidated Colony B, the workspaces and staff quarters of the facility’s agricultural operation, and the various components of the planet’s mining and processing centres. As you do so, you’ll be in constant communication with the AI, who acts as your lifeline and your tour guide. It’ll give you info on all the things and places you find, but it’ll also speak to you — asking you questions and responding to your answers. And if you’ve ever played Home, you’ll know: sometimes even the smallest decision can have unexpected consequences. But the AI isn’t the only other character you’ll have contact with. There are four people you’ll become intimately familiar with: Winnie Laurier, the colony’s comms expert; Pierre Tong, its genius director; Leslie Bharadwaj, the Agro-Domes chief, and Jean Lumumba, the facility’s resource manager. There’s a catch, though: they’re all dead. Through the magic of the colony’s holo-sim chamber, you’ll visit these four key people posthumously as you complete your missions. By speaking with them, you’ll learn more about the colony before the disaster, and about their personal lives — how deeply, of course, depends on you. Alone With You’s romance element is, as you might expect, a little different. You don’t manage stats, and you don’t need to grind extracurricular activities to try to make time with your favorite people. As you play, you’ll get to know all four of these important colonists — but at times, you’ll also choose to spend some extra processing cycles with whoever most catches your fancy. And as with Home, this is a story that you control — what you do within the various missions affects these “dates†and vice versa. Alone With You is a game that listens to you as much as you listen to it. So when can you finally get your hands on Alone With You? Spring 2016 — a little later than I’d originally planned, but it’s the perfect time for a brand new story of love and adventure. But you can get your hands on the game sooner than that — if you’re attending PlayStation Experience in San Francisco in December, you’ll be able to play a special demo and see what romance is like at the end of the world, all for yourself. View the full article
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    PS4 Games Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers $39.99 Arcade Archives Ikki $7.99 Call of Duty: Black Ops III (Out on 11/06) $59.99 Dragon Fin Soup (3 Way Cross Buy) $19.99 Indivisible Prototype Beta FREE Need for Speed $59.99 Poncho $14.99 Snoopy’s Grand Adventure $39.99 PS3 Games Call of Duty: Black Ops III (Out on 11/06) $49.99 Dragon Fin Soup (3 Way Cross Buy) $19.99 PS Vita Games Dragon Fin Soup (3 Way Cross Buy) $19.99 Norn9: Var Commons $39.99 PSOne Classic Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return $5.99 BundlesConsoleBundlePricePS4Need for Speed Deluxe Edition$69.99 See this month’s full PS Plus lineup Sales PlatformProduct NameSale PriceOriginal PricePS4Abyss Odyssey: Extended Dream Edition$7.50$14.99PS4Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: China$3.30$9.99PS4Assassin’s Creed 4 Black Flag – Erudito Credit Pack Regular 2$7.49$9.99PS4Assassin’s Creed 4 Black Flag – Erudito Credit Pack Regular 3$16.74$24.99PS4Assassin’s Creed Syndicate – Helix Credit Large Pack$19.79$29.99PS4Assassin’s Creed Syndicate – Helix Credit Medium Pack$14.99$19.99PS4Assassin’s Creed Unity – Helix Credits Large Pack$13.39$19.99PS4Assassin’s Creed Unity – Helix Credits Medium Pack$7.49$9.99PS4Boggle$6.99$9.99PS4Child Of Light$7.50$14.99PS4Grow Home$5.59$7.99PS4Monopoly Deal$2.50$4.99PS4Monopoly Family Fun Pack$13.99$19.99PS4Rabbids Invasion$11.99$19.99PS4Rabbids Invasion Gold Edition$17.50$34.99PS4Rollers Of The Realm$5.00$9.99PS4Tetris Ultimate$3.30$9.99PS4Toy Soldiers War Chest Hall Of Fame Edition$20.99$29.99PS4Toy Soldiers: War Chest$11.24$14.99PS4Trials Fusion$11.99$19.99PS4Trials Fusion: Awesome Max Edition$20.00$39.99PS3Abyss Odyssey$7.50$14.99PS3Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag 2000 Erudito Pack$16.74$24.99PS3Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag 700 Erudito Pack$7.49$9.99PS3Beyond Good & Evil HD$3.30$9.99PS3Child Of Light$4.95$14.99PS3Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon$4.95$14.99PS3Far Cry Classic$3.30$9.99PS3Monopoly Deal$3.49$4.99PS3Monopoly Plus$5.00$9.99PS3Risk$5.00$9.99PS3Rock Of Ages$3.00$9.99PS3South Park: The Stick Of Truth$10.00$19.99PS3The Smurfs 2$10.00$19.99PS3Trivial Pursuit Live!$5.00$9.99PS3Valiant Hearts: The Great War$4.95$14.99PS4Valiant Hearts: The Great War$7.50$14.99PSPClass Of Heroes$7.50$14.99PSPCrimson Gem Saga$7.50$14.99PSPKenka Bancho: Badass Rumble$7.50$14.99PS VitaChild Of Light$4.95$14.99PS VitaRollers Of The Realm$5.00$9.99PlayStation Plus SalesPlatformProduct NamePS Plus Sale PriceOriginal PricePS4Bedlam: The Game By Christopher Brookmyre$17.99$19.99PS4Blood Bowl 2$34.99$49.99PS4Curses ‘n Chaos (Cross-buy)$7.49$9.99PS4One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3$41.99$59.99PS4Pure Hold’em World Poker Championship$15.99$19.99PS4Tearaway Unfolded$27.99$39.99PS3One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3$34.99$49.99PS3Space Hulk$35.99$39.99PS3Steins Gate$27.99$39.99PS VitaAmnesia: Memories$17.99$29.99PS VitaCurses ‘n Chaos (Cross-buy)$7.49$9.99PS VitaInvizimals$0.00$7.99PS VitaOne Piece: Pirate Warriors 3$27.99$39.99PS VitaSpace Hulk$31.49$34.99PS VitaSteins Gate$27.99$39.99Price DropsPlatformProduct NameSale PriceOriginal PricePS4Batman Arkham Knight$49.99$59.99PS4Batman: Arkham Knight Premium Edition$89.99$99.99PS4Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham$19.99$29.99PS4Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Deluxe Edition$34.99$54.99PS4Lego Jurassic World$49.99$59.99PS4Mortal Kombat X$49.99$59.99PS4Mortal Kombat X Premium Edition$79.99$89.99PS4Metro 2033 Redux$19.99$24.99PS4Metro Redux$29.99$49.99PS4Metro: Last Light Redux$19.99$24.99PS4Saints Row Gat Out Of Hell$14.99$19.99PS3Lego Jurassic World$39.99$49.99PS3Rock Band: ‘Good Times Roll’ – The Cars$1.99$2.99PS3Saints Row Gat Out Of Hell$14.99$19.99PS VitaLego Jurassic World$19.99$29.99 The Neighbourhood Wiped Out Shigeto Intermission Teramaze Her Halo Follow PlayStation Music on Spotify Four Warriors For more new movies and TV shows visit PlayStation Video App Updates Amazon Video New Prime Movies available now: Desk Set, Eight Crazy Nights, The Enemy Below, The Craft, The Newton Boys. 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    Here at PlayStation we are incredibly excited that Call of Duty: Black Ops III is launching on PS4 in just a few short days. To help celebrate the highly anticipated new entry in the legendary Black Ops series, we’re offering fans the chance to win something extraordinary: a full-size Juggernog Fridge inspired by the one from the game. That’s right — one lucky winner will be fending off the zombie hordes while drinking refreshments from his or her own custom made Juggernog from the team at Super Fan Builds. To enter the Call of Duty: Black Ops III Extraordinary Bundle Sweepstakes for your chance to win, just snap a photo of yourself with the new Limited Edition Call of Duty: Black Ops III PS4 Bundle and tweet it out with the hashtag #PS4BundleSweepstakes by 9:00 PM Pacific on November 16th, 2015. Watch the video above for more, and read the full sweepstakes rules right here (no purchase necessary). We can’t wait to jump into the adrenaline-filled campaign to experience the dark and engaging Black Ops III story, pick our favorite Specialists and play some next-gen multiplayer, and chug some Perk-a-Cola to fight off hoards of the undead in the new Zombies mode “Shadows of Evil.†We’re even more excited to see which one of you will take home the full size Juggernog as our big winner. Good luck! View the full article
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    Hello, everyone! Today I’m here to tell you about our newest game Poncho — a fascinating new platformer that launches today on PS4. Poncho is a game that we at Rising Star Games saw and instantly fell in love with. After seeing Poncho’s grin-inducing aesthetic and giddy mix of genres we knew it was something we had to snap up! Made by the talented three-man team at Delve Interactive, Poncho is an open-world, parallax platformer with some seriously grand ambitions. Now I know what you’re thinking — what the heck is a parallax platformer? Good question, attentive PS Blog reader! What we call parallax platforming is the result of Poncho’s unique ability to manipulate depth, allowing him to hop between the background, midground, and foreground of the game at will. This interesting gameplay mechanic demands that the player possesses a knack for platforming precision as well as some puzzle solving smarts, resulting in a mechanic that is easy to understand but difficult to master. It turns out though, that Delve Interactive weren’t content with implementing just one awesome mechanic (I told you they were ambitious), so they also decided to build a completely open world for players to explore! The guys at Delve Interactive understand that as well as brilliant visuals and gameplay, the world its characters inhabit has to feel alive. Poncho achieves this by allowing players to interact with every little creature they see, with every area in the game containing randomly generated ecosystems of mysterious beings and robots that react to every movement Poncho makes. Unsurprisingly, Delve Interactive also weaved a wonderful story into the world of Poncho. The premise behind Poncho starts with a robot, which you find waking with no memory in a strange, and desolate world, with nothing on his person but a strange and ancient artifact from a bygone era — a red poncho. The little red Poncho quickly becomes the robot’s namesake and our hero goes on a journey to discover what tragedy has befallen the world around him. The soundtrack is also a huge part of what makes Poncho such a fun and immersive gaming experience. An amazing chiptune score composed by co-designer Jack Odell brings even more life and personality to the detailed pixel-drawn world. As you can tell, the whole Rising Star Games team are very excited about the game’s release today — and we hope that you enjoy the game as much as we do. Thank you very much for reading about Poncho… now go and play it! Enjoy! View the full article
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    105 New Subscription GamesToday is a big day for the PlayStation Now games streaming subscription service. We’re adding 105 games to the library, bringing our total count to over 250 subscription games! Without a doubt, this is our biggest release of new content ever! We’re equally excited to announce that 21 of these new additions come from renowned publisher Capcom, who will be adding top franchises, such as Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Lost Planet, Mega Man, Dead Rising, Bionic Commando and more. Click here to start your 7-Day free trial. Resident Evil GamesResident Evil 6The bioterrorism nightmare is more chilling than ever, as outbreaks in America, Europe, and China threaten to plunge the world into chaos. Multiple heroes will rise to meet the threat of this new viral outbreak. (Rated Mature) Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition (Existing Subscription Game)Featuring Chris Redfield of the original Resident Evil and new partner Sheva Alomar, a West African agent of the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance (BSAA), this sci-fi action, survival game is packed with hordes of fast-moving, quick-thinking enemies that represent a whole new breed of unimaginable undead evil. (Rated Mature) Resident Evil 4Six years after the destruction of Raccoon City, Leon Kennedy is sent on a secret rescue mission to Europe to rescue the president’s daughter. During the search, Leon realizes the nightmare has not yet ended. (Rated Teen) Resident Evil: Code Veronica XThree months after the destruction of Raccoon City, Claire Redfield travels to Europe in search of her brother Chris. After a heated gun fight, she is captured. Can Claire escape the zombie hoard and reunite with her brother…? (Rated Mature) Resident Evil: The Darkside ChroniclesThe Umbrella Corporation has fallen, and its crimes have become no more than a memory. But its creations live on. Survive this horror-filled story with classic characters in The Darkside Chronicles! (Rated Mature) Resident Evil: The Umbrella ChroniclesSix years after the destruction of Raccoon City, Leon Kennedy is sent on a secret rescue mission to Europe to rescue the president’s daughter. During the search, Leon realizes the nightmare has not yet ended. (Rated Mature) Street Fighter GamesUltra Street Fighter 4USFIV evolves the franchise to a whole new level, with 44 fighters, furious new game modes, stunning battle stages, punishing combo attacks, rebalanced gameplay and over 100 costumes. It’s the ultimate K.O. (Rated Teen) Street Fighter 3 Third-Strike Online EditionOne of the most revered and sophisticated fighting games of all time takes the battle online. Throw down with enhanced HD-filtered graphics, arcade-perfect gameplay and more. It’s the third strike that counts. (Rated Teen) Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD RemixThe original MMA series is back, dressed to kill with a whole new look and improved fighting system. Play the original Turbo mode to revisit old-school gameplay or the Remixed mode for exciting new techniques. (Rated Teen) Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD RemixDuke it out as dangerously cute, anime-styled versions of Ryu, Chun-Li, Sakura, Ken and other iconic Capcom characters in this dazzling HD puzzle fighter remake. This is irresistible puzzle play at its finest. (Rated Everyone) Classic Capcom HitsMega Man 10Mega Man 10 delivers authentic platformer game play and classic 8-bit style graphics and sound. Rediscover the classically inspired new boss characters, each with their own unique weapons and vulnerabilities. (Rated Everyone) Mega Man 9The classic Blue Bomber is back with the ninth installment in the classic series. It’s a new adventure for Mega Man all done in an 8-bit style — graphics, music, and gameplay are all like you remember them! (Rated Everyone) Bionic Commando: RearmedRearmed is a total HD makeover, with newly designed artwork, dynamic shadows, particle effects, environmental damage, reworked musical score and weapons–with iconic shooting and intense grappling gameplay. (Rated Mature) Bionic Commando: Rearmed 2Swing, leap, and shoot your way through lush new environments as you encounter countless enemies and huge bosses throughout the island of Papagaya. Arm up with new features, components, abilities and upgrades! (Rated Teen) StriderThe original high-tech ninja assassin returns in a new dystopian adventure, complete with lightning-fast combat and acrobatic side-scrolling action in a massive interconnected world! (Rated Everyone 10+) Capcom Arcade Cabinet: All-in-One-PackPlay 17 classic Capcom games–such as Ghosts’n Goblins, 1942, Commando, Black Tiger and over a dozen more–loaded with a ‘casual mode’ geared towards newcomers. (Rated Everyone to Teen) New Capcom HitsLost Planet 3With a highly engrossing cinematic single player experience, Lost Planet 3 delves deeper into the Lost Planet universe, uncovering hidden truths within the unique environment of E.D.N. III. (Rated Teen) Lost Planet 2Return to the troubled world of E.D.N. III, a planet torn apart by the battle for precious thermal energy. Pilot new Vital Suits and unleash an arsenal of new weapons against a host of massive new enemies. (Rated Teen) Lost Planet: Extreme ConditionShooting action reaches new heights as you try to thwart a devious plan to terminate all life on E.D.N. III. Battle dangerous enemies for precious thermal energy while you desperately search for the truth. (Rated Teen) Dead Rising 2Play as Chuck Green, a father dedicated to the safety of his daughter as he tries to escape Fortune City. Armed only with his wits and duct tape, Chuck must build deadly new weapons to dispatch an undead horde. (Rated Mature) Dead Rising 2: Off the RecordIn this reimaged version of Dead Rising 2, Frank West faces off against more twisted enemies, builds more outrageous combo weapons, and explores brand new areas of Fortune City to get his biggest scoop yet. (Rated Mature) Asura’s WrathOnce a revered deity, Asura was betrayed by his fellow gods and stripped of his powers. Consumed by anger, he confronts unique enemies and planetary-sized bosses, unleashing devastating and visceral attacks. (Rated Teen) 80+ Additional Games Being Added to PS Now SubscriptionsAs if all of these fantastic Capcom games were not enough, there’s even more to discover, as we’re adding over 80 additional games to enjoy, including Shooters, RPGs, Action-Adventure, Classics, Indies, Racing, Fighting and Puzzle games. Guilty Gear Xrd –SIGNKnown for stunning 2D animation and flawless gameplay, this installment of the critically acclaimed and revolutionary fighting game series brings its world into 3D with a completely redesigned fighting engine. (Rated Teen) Zeno Clash IIEnter into the bizarre world of Zeno Clash II. Picking up where the original left off, this intense and unique first-person brawler delivers stunning visuals, a deep combat system, and surreal storyline that must be seen to be believed. (Rated Teen) DivekickDivekick is a unique one-on-one 2D fighting game that uses two buttons for the titular actions—dive and kick—and the first character to score a hit wins the round. This simple approach makes for exciting matches, and the game is loaded with humorous jabs at classic genre entries like Street Fighter. (Rated Teen) Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s EdgeNinja virtuoso Ryu Hayabusa returns for another round of challenging and bloody 3D action-adventure mayhem. In addition to Ryu’s quest, Razor’s Edge features a second storyline featuring series favorite Ayane and her own unique missions. (Rated Mature) MagusEmbark on an epic quest to unravel your past in this action/RPG. Featuring a unique skill tree system, you become more powerful as you master the ability to control Chroma magic by absorbing power from red, green, and blue stones. (Rated Teen) Battle FantasiaFrom the creators of the Guilty Gear Series, this intense fighting game pits you against 12 of the best fighters from around the world. Unleash deadly combos with Heat Up mode and turn the tide with the game’s unique GACHI battle mechanic. (Rated Teen) Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & PunishmentsStep into the shoes of detective Sherlock Holmes as you attempt to solve six murder cases in Victorian London. Using Sherlock’s unequaled reasoning skills and detective vision, search for clues, interrogate suspects, and solve puzzles. Make informed deductions and see if you can piece together what really happened in each grisly case. (Rated Mature) JeopardyThis Is Jeopardy! Join Alex Trebeck to test your trivia knowledge, and show off your lightning fast skills with the correct response and you’re in the money! Control the board and buzz your way to the top! (Rated Everyone) Hunter’s Trophy 2 – AmericaExperience the thrill of the hunt! Track 25 different prey in this realistic hunting sim set along the striking countryside of the U.S.A. Go after big game while honing your abilities, tracking wildlife, and unlocking new skills, weapons, and outfits. (Rated Teen) Red Johnson’s Chronicles You are Red Johnson, a P.I. in a corrupt city who must solve a murder with no body, few witnesses, and an incompetent police force. Decipher puzzles, interrogate suspects, and use your fists to survive in this gritty adventure game. (Rated Mature) ProteusSublime discovery and pure exploration are at the core of this whimsical and minimalist adventure game. Set in a living, musical wilderness environment, there are no challenges and no goals other than to immerse yourself in this rich, sensory experience. (Rated Everyone) Stealth Inc: A Clone in the DarkThis stealth platforming game features brutal hazards, ruthless enemies, and fiendish puzzles. Armed with only your wits and a pair of stealth goggles, you must jump, sneak, and keep from being obliterated as you attempt to escape a lethal, trap-filled facility. (Rated Teen) Comet Crash Bionic BundleComet Crash revolutionizes tower defense strategy games by placing control back into the hands of players through an added layer of thrilling offensive gameplay. Prepare for strategic adventure through 48 campaign levels and 30 battle maps. (Rated Everyone) Mercury HGTest your skills and navigate strategically through varying types of obstacles, using balance and momentum to get to the finish line fully intact. Progress through the level and avoid protruding surfaces! (Rated Everyone) SwarmTake direct control of 50 pudgy blue morons in this fast-paced action platformer and run, bash, huddle, boost, stack, jump, push and throw your way through a ridiculously dangerous world to ensure at least one swarmite survives! (Rated Teen) Anna Extended EditionCan you trust the voices inside your head? As you explore an eerily abandoned sawmill in the Italian mountains, you’ll encounter the voice of the mysterious Anna. Unravel your past and try to learn Anna’s importance. Your actions determine the game’s ending. In the Extended Edition, new environments and puzzles, along with improvements to previous features, make this psychological horror experience more gripping than ever. (Rated Teen) Red Faction BattlegroundsUtilizing Martian heavy assault walkers, armored tanks, and speedy rovers, your goal is to destroy the competition across multiple team-based or free-for-all battles in this top-down, twin-stick arcade shooter set in the Red Faction universe. (Rated Everyone) Sniper Ghost WarriorA Ghost Warrior is an elite sniper in a highly trained special ops unit. Your unique skills in stalking, target detection, surveillance and shooting determine mission success—one head shot at a time. (Rated Mature) Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild WestExperience the chaos and danger of the Old West in Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West. Play as any of the four character classes, each with a special weapon and skills. (Rated Mature) Sky FighterSet in an alternate universe, Sky Fighter features 2D action, as players get behind the controls of diverse aircraft. Flying fighters or flying fortresses, wannabe ace pilots engage in dogfights, bombing raids, boss battles, and other diversion missions—day or night. (Rated Everyone 10+) Heavy Fire: AfghanistanWhether fighting up close with guns ablaze or raining down fire from a helicopter, Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is all about constant action and beautiful graphics combined with intuitive controls to give a fun, pickup-and-play experience. (Rated Teen) Heavy Fire: Shattered SpearSave the spy. Protect your base. Take the battle to the enemy. Destroy the nuclear threat. All in a day’s work for an Army Ranger. Do you think you have what it takes to tackle the enemy in this edge-of-your-seat action shooter? (Rated Teen) BodycountDropped into chaotic war zones, your goal is to eliminate an army known only as “The Target.†Armed with a wide selection of powerful firearms, you’ll experience intense firefights by ripping through the environments and your enemies with extreme prejudice. (Rated Mature) DamnationSet in an alternate universe where the Civil War never ended, take up arms in this steampunk-inspired, story-driven game. Wield a wide range of weapons, perform daring acrobatic stunts, and take down the enemy in this action-packed third-person shooter. (Rated Mature) Earth Defense Force: Insect ArmageddonA new species of alien threatens the city of New Detroit: enormous bio-engineered insects! Only the Earth Defense Force can stop them. As Lightning Alpha, lead a team of fighters to battle these giant crawlers and flyers. With four character classes, customizable armor colors, and over 300 weapons available for purchase or loot, this adventure is yours for the squashing. (Rated Teen) Soldner-X: HimmelssturmerGalactic civilization is on the brink of extinction. Our only hope: the experimental starship, Söldner-X. Fight through 12 challenging stages and experiment with multiple weapons in this easy to learn, yet tough to master arcade shooter. (Rated Everyone) Magrunner: Dark PulseTechnology confronts the Cthulhu Mythos in this action-puzzle game. You are Dax, one of the seven Magrunners in a space-training program. What should be the chance of a lifetime becomes a horrific nightmare. (Rated Mature) Double Dragon NeonLegendary martial artists, Billy and Jimmy Lee, return in this classic beat ‘em up—Double Dragon Neon. Fight through countless henchmen to rescue the love of your life and defeat the evil Skullmageddon! (Rated Teen) Dragon’s Lair II: Time WarpThe Evil Wizard Mordoc has taken Princess Daphne to force her into marriage. Transported by a time machine, only you, Dirk the Daring, can save her before she gets lost in the Time Warp forever! (Rated Teen) Dragon’s LairAs the heroic Dirk the Daring, find your way through a dark wizard’s enchanted castle. Traverse through the caverns below and wield your sword to rescue the fair princess from the clutches of an evil dragon! (Rated Everyone) Frogger ReturnsReturn to the hustle and bustle of city life to guide your amphibious friend, Frogger, back to his home marsh. Numerous obstacles and enemies are in play, but new power-ups aid Frogger in his travels. (Rated Everyone) Raiden IV: OverkillDestroy incoming enemies with fire and explosions. Take them down as fast as you can to increase your multiplier. A variety of weapons and difficulty settings ensure the experience is exciting for every type of player, and the brand new OverKill Mode earns you extra medals from your merciless assaults on the enemy. (Rated Everyone 10+) Choplifter HDAn update of the classic military action title, Choplifter sends you behind enemy lines to smash enemy defenses, collect downed fellow brothers-in-arms, and safely bring them home. Featuring 30 missions packed with surprises—including zombies! (Rated Teen) KaratekaFrom Prince Of Persia creator, Jordan Mechner, this original side-scrolling classic comes to PlayStation Now. Fight to save the lovely Mariko from the evil warlord, Akuma, and reunite her with her True Love! (Rated Teen) Spelunker HDExplore underground worlds, collect treasures, avoid traps, and fight off enemies in this HD update of an arcade classic! Choose between new 3D graphics or a classic 2D look and explore the mysterious cave. (Rated Everyone) Space AceThe evil Commander Borf is on the loose, and it’s up to the heroic Ace to stop him! When Borf kidnaps Ace’s girlfriend, he also transforms Ace into a child, Dexter. Playing as Dexter, you’ll dodge and shoot obstacles to stay alive. When you’re able to Energize into Ace, go on the offensive to destroy enemies on your mission to save Kimberly! (Rated Everyone 10+) Giana Sisters: Twisted DreamsA challenging fast-paced platformer with a twist! Warp Giana’s dream world to transform your abilities and surroundings. Use your skill, speed, brains, and powers to defeat the dangers that populate these twisted dreams! (Rated Everyone) Joe Danger 2: The MovieJoe Danger, the world’s most determined stuntman, returns to embark on a death-defying thrill-ride across 100 crazy levels. Chase crooks, destroy robots, time-travel to punch dinosaurs, and more to create the greatest action movie ever made. (Rated Everyone) Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs AttackTake on the big round role of mutant Blob, who’s just arrived on Earth and wants to eat everything he sees. Gobble up whatever is loose to grow – you’ll need to get bigger and bigger to get past hurdles! Use physics to make your way through the obstacle courses, and see just how grumpy a hungry mutant Blob can be. (Rated Everyone) THE BACONINGYou, DeathSpank, have defeated all of the foes of the land. Now you must face your greatest foe yet: AntiSpank, your own evil incarnation. Fight through hordes of enemies in this action/RPG world as the ultimate Dispenser of Justice! (Rated Teen) Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness: Ep. 1Create your own comic character and dive into the retro world of New Arcadia, based on the web comic Penny Arcade. Here, you’ll meet your fellow adventurers Gabe and Tycho. Team up to solve puzzles and take down enemies with exciting turn-based combat as you gather evidence of a giant robot who has destroyed your home. (Rated Mature) Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness: Ep. 2Continue your RPG adventure in the retro comic world of New Arcadia, based on the web comic Penny Arcade. It’s time to destroy the giant robot that destroyed your home. Follow leads and see what kind of trouble you can get into with your fellow adventurers Gabe and Tycho in this alternative version of the 1920s. (Rated Mature) Alien SpidyIt’s a big world out there, especially if you’re Spidy, an alien spider who crash-landed Earth and now must find his lost friend. Make your way through platform levels full of enemies and puzzles so you can fix your ship, find your friend and return home. (Rated Everyone) Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HDPlaying as a bounty hunter on a money-raising mission, Stranger captures outlaws using all means at his disposal—including making ammunition out of live creatures. An open-world 3D action-adventure, this version features upgraded high-definition visuals. (Rated Teen) Retro/GradeRetro/Grade is a rhythm game with a unique twist—time is flowing backwards! While it looks like a shoot ‘em up in reverse, you must “unfire†attacks and avoid enemy fire to save the space/time continuum! (Rated Everyone) Cel Damage HDTake control of the world’s nuttiest cartoon drivers to demolish your friends with insane weapons and wacky arena hazards! Dish out damage with 30 cartoon weapons, like Giant Hammer, TNT Sheep and Shrink Ray across 13 different battle arenas. (Rated Teen). Ibb & ObbIbb & Obb is a two-player cooperative game set in a puzzle filled world where gravity goes both up and down. You can only succeed by working closely together. Find a friend for some true local co-op couch fun! (Rated Everyone) PID (Peculiar Destination)Step into the shoes of Kurt, a boy stranded on an alien planet who wants to get home. Find your way through more than 12 levels of platforming action, throwing beams and using the items in your backpack to survive. (Rated Everyone 10+) Hamilton’s Great AdventureExplore the world in over 60 levels of puzzle-platforming adventures. Take on the role of traveler Ernest Hamilton and his bird Sasha as you make your way through exotic locations, including the snowy Himalayas and the Amazon rainforest. Beware of enemies on your path, and use each character’s unique talents to collect the keys you need to keep exploring. (Rated Everyone) Knytt UndergroundFive hundred years ago, humans abandoned this world after nearly destroying it in war; now only the sprites left behind can save it from absolute destruction. Your choices alone will determine the world’s fate in this 2D, open-world platformer. (Rated Mature) StarwhalFlop it out in a retro, epic narwhal battle in space! The heart-piercing action is furious and unrelenting. Starwhal is a simulation of dreams in an ocean of the mind that will change your life! (Rated Everyone) Ethan: Meteor HunterFreeze time and manipulate the world with endless possibilities. In this puzzle adventure, nothing is scripted. You build the solutions and there are multiple ways to finish every level! (Rated Everyone) Ragnarok Odyssey AceHunt down giants in this real-time action/RPG based on the worlds of Ragnarok Online and Norse mythology. This revamped Ragnarok Odyssey comes with all the DLC, as well as additional enemies, skills, cut scenes, and the new Tower of Yggdrasil. (Rated Teen) Atelier Escha & LogyPlay as either Escha or Logy, two new alchemists charged with researching and discovering lost alchemic arts in ancient ruins and dungeons to help your world recover from “the Dusk.†(Rated Everyone 10+) Record of Agarest War 2The world was nearly destroyed in “The Day of Light.†Now you must fight through three generations of love, marriage, damnation and salvation to restore balance and peace in this tactical RPG. (Rated Teen) Record of Agarest War ZeroFight through two generations of darkness, light, and love in this tactical RPG prequel to Record of Agarest War. To save the world from darkness you will need the help of the gods themselves, even if they would rather fight each other instead. (Rated Teen) Atelier AyeshaAfter her sister is kidnapped, Ayesha must master the art of alchemy in a few short years before her sister is lost forever. Track down monsters alongside your new allies to find your alchemic materials, honing Ayesha’s strength and will along the way. (Rated Teen) Atelier Rorona PlusRorona has only three years to prove the worth of her shop, as well as herself as an alchemist, or it will be forced to close down forever. The game features an updated battle and synthesis system, new characters, costumes, and more! (Rated Teen) ArcaniA: The Complete TaleIn a world plagued by monsters, demons and war, only you can save the people of Argaan in this fantasy RPG. The Complete Tale includes Arcania and Arcania: Fall of Setarrif, now with improved environments and frame-rate resolutions. (Rated Teen) F1 RACE STARSTake on loop-the-loops, jumps, and short cuts, and use your reflexes and power ups with real Formula One cars and drivers to make your way to the finish line. Compete in career mode or race in Time Trials to set new records. How you want to win is up to you! (Rated Everyone) MX vs. ATV AliveGo bar-to-bar with your rivals as you race off-road on motorcycles and ATVs in this fifth edition of MX vs. ATV series! Compete in Nationals or in the Motocross Champion with real riders, gears, and licensors for an authentic racing experience. (Rated Everyone) Urban Trial FreeStyleWin races and collect money to upgrade your motorcycle by performing tricks and crossing the finish line. Speed through construction zones, perilously jump between rooftops, and avoid landing planes at the airport—just to name a few locales and hazards. (Rated Everyone 10+) WRC 4: FIA World Rally ChampionshipEarn cars, fame, and glory in this official 2013 FIA World Rally Championship game! Realistic graphics, 78 courses throughout the world, and weather and road obstacles all combine to give you an authentic and immersive driving experience. (Rated Everyone) Motorcycle ClubTake part in championships, unlock new bikes, customize your club and challenge rivals. Choose from 22 bikes with official licenses, and hit the road on 20 different circuits. (Rated Everyone) Death Track: ResurrectionIn the near future, the most popular sport is The Survival Race, where drivers compete to the finish line in heavily armed vehicles. Racers can choose from 10 customizable cars and race on 10 worldwide tracks. Don’t worry about breaking the rules—there aren’t any. (Rated Teen) Jeremy McGrath’s OffroadRace in four-wheeled, 800-horsepower trucks over the dirt and through the air to win your place at the top. Choose between vehicle classes like Rally Cars, Pro Buggies and Trophylite Trucks in this off-road game that racing fans will love. (Rated Everyone) Truck RacerControl five tons of metal and power, and floor it until you reach the finish line. Customize these fully destructible trucks, get rid of opponents trying to block your way, and make a reputation for yourself! (Rated Teen) Toybox TurbosFire up the fun and immerse yourself in a classic tabletop racing experience in Toybox Turbo. Collect and customize 35 vehicles in this arcade racer with miniaturized mayhem and more! (Rated Everyone) MX vs. ATV: UntamedOwn the off-road with Dirt Bikes, ATVS, and Monster Trucks. If you want to earn your right to first place, you’ll have to outmaneuver your rivals over rivers, deserts and forests on these treacherous wilderness trails! (Rated Everyone) Fuel OverdoseOvertake your fellow racers with speed, take them down with bombs and grappling hooks, or power up your drivers and their cars. You’ll have to master speed, power, and strategy if you want to win your way to the top in this tactical action/racing game. (Rated Teen) Samurai ShodownOne of the greatest 2D fighting games ever made, Samurai Shodown ruled arcades with its innovative weapons-based combat system. The roster features 12 diverse characters—everything from a one-eyed samurai wielding two swords, to a young woman who coordinates attacks with her faithful hawk companion. (Rated Teen) Fatal FuryPlay the original fighting game that spawned the famous King of Fighters series! Join Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, and Joe Higashi in their quest to take down underworld crime boss Geese Howard. (Rated Teen) Alpha Mission IIControl the Armored Scrum Object across seven thrilling stages in this classic NEO GEO arcade shooter. Find and equip new weapons, challenge your reflexes against increasingly difficult waves of enemies, and try to get the high score! (Rated Everyone) League BowlingKnock down pins in the first-ever bowling video game! Originally released for the NEO GEO in 1991, League Bowling brings back the classic 10-pin action. Choose your bowling ball and play in one of three modes. See if you can bowl a strike as you rack up points! (Rated Everyone 10+) Shock TroopersGet ready to run-and-gun it in this classic arcade shooter! Fight to save the life of a kidnapped scientist and his daughter, and prevent the Bloody Scorpions from using a potent drug to turn people into super-soldiers. Control one character in Lonely Wolf mode, or switch between three in Team Battle. Shoot to win with your unique special weapon, and gain bonuses and power-ups as you take down enemies and save the world. (Rated Teen) Baseball Stars 2The classic two-player arcade game Baseball Stars 2 is back, and it’s time to play ball! Choose your team and head onto the field. With both hitting and fielding controls, you’ll take charge of all the action for your team. Throw challenging pitches, hit those homers, and see if you can beat the opposing team! (Rated Everyone) The King of Fighters ’96The third King title adds a third “boss†team—Geese Howard, Wolfgang Krauser, and Mr. Big—to the mix, for a roster of 27 total characters. New offensive and defensive techniques are introduced, and characters receive a complete graphics overhaul. (Rated Teen) The King of Fighters ’95The ’95 edition adds an extra wrinkle to the solid 2D fighting engine of its predecessor in the form of an Edit Team feature, where you can select any three fighters from a possible 24-fighter lineup. New characters are also selectable, including Art of Fighting 2’s Kisaragi and Fatal Fury’s Billy Kane. (Rated Teen) The King of Fighters ’94The ultimate 2D slugfest features characters from the Art of Fighting, Fatal Fury, and other SNK titles competing in 3-on-3 team battles. Twenty-four selectable fighters fill the roster, divided into eight teams from around the world. (Rated Teen) Magician LordA classic 2D side-scrolling action-platform title, players assume the role of the titular Elta, a magician who can transform into different personas with distinct powers and abilities—depending on the various power-ups he collects. (Rated Teen) Baseball Stars ProfessionalBe a Major Leagues star in this classic two-player baseball game, first released for the NEO GEO in 1990. Choose your team and play against the computer, another player, or in tournament mode. You’ll need to bring your “A†game if you’re going to dominate the baseball diamond! (Rated Everyone) Super SidekicksCompete for the SNK Cup against the computer or challenge a friend in thrilling 12-on-12 soccer matches in this classic NEO GEO arcade game. (Rated Everyone) Art of FightingA classic 2D one-on-one fighting game, Art of Fighting’s key feature is a spirit gauge that allows each character to perform special moves, but you can deplete an opponent’s gauge by taunting them. (Rated Teen) World HeroesHistoric characters have traveled through time to fight each other where you’ll find merciless gameplay and stages full of traps. Choose your favorite hero and become the greatest warrior of all-time through a series of 2D fighting-game battles! (Rated Teen) With all of the new Capcom games and the new Shooters, RPGs, Action-Adventure, Classics, Indies, Racing, Fighting and Puzzle games to play, there’s never been a better time to subscribe to the PlayStation Now game streaming subscription. Click here to start your 7-Day free trial. View the full article
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    This is it. On Friday, November 6th, Call of Duty: Black Ops III launches on PS4 and PS3. Clear your schedules this weekend. Call of Duty: Black Ops III continues the series’ long-running tradition of high-speed, explosive gameplay across a wide variety of modes. Witness a war-torn future in the single-player campaign on PS4, build your loadout and dominate the online arena in competitive multiplayer, or experience the latest chapter in Treyarch’s exquisite zombies mode. Of course, that’s only one of the great games coming to PlayStation this week. Need for Speed launches on PS4, bringing you a sprawling playground of white-knuckle challenges so you can build up your racing reputation — and your dream car. For the full list, read on. And enjoy the Drop! New Releases: November 3rd, 2015 Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers — PlayStation 4 Edition, PS4 — Digital, Retail Arcade Archives Ikki, PS4 — Digital Barbie & Her Sisters: Puppy Rescue, PS3 — Retail Call of Duty: Black Ops III, PS4, PS3 — Digital, Retail (Out 11/6) Dragon Fin Soup, PS4, PS3, PS Vita — Digital (Three Way Cross Buy) Evolve Ultimate Edition, PS4 — Retail Indivisible Prototype Beta, PS4 — Digital The Jackbox Party Pack, PS4, PS3 — Retail Lords of the Fallen: Complete Edition, PS4 — Retail Need for Speed, PS4 — Digital, Retail Norn9: Var Commons, PS Vita — Digital, Retail Poncho, PS4 — Digital Shovel Knight, PS4 — Retail Snoopy’s Grand Adventure, PS4 — Digital, Retail Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return, PSone Classic — Digital (English-language version) Talib Kweli – Indie 500 Spectre (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Cee Lo Green – Heart Blanche Mistress America Sky Wizards Academy (Original Japanese Version) Four Warriors Mike Tyson Mysteries — New Season premiere November 1st at 12:15 A.M. ET (Available on Adult Swim) UEFA Champions League — Group Stage: Match Day 4, November 3rd – 4th (Available on FOX Soccer Plus) Elementary — New Season premiere November 5th at 10/9c (Available on CBS) The information above is subject to change without notice. View the full article
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    Hey, everyone! It’s finally time! After three long years of nonstop development by five indie developers, Dragon Fin Soup is finally ready to be served! For those of you who haven’t heard of Dragon Fin Soup, you can check out our previous PS Blog posts here and here, or just let us give you a refresher Dragon Fin Soup is a tactical-action RPG with roguelike elements set in a twisted tongue-in-cheek fairytale world. Inspired by those ingredients, the game features a 2D top-down camera and fluid turn-based movement that allows you to set the pace. Dragon Fin Soup seamlessly blends genres to create a fresh experience: half story-driven tactical RPG and half high-stakes roguelike, with a pinch of crass humor and a heaping helping of murder & madness set in a procedurally generated fantasy world. Meet Red Robin, a charming, raging alcoholic bounty hunter who would rather get into a bar fight than deliver baked goods. Players must take up Robin’s blades and set out across Asura — a lushly colorful, fantasy world that sits on the back of an enormous space turtle — on a journey to discover the secrets of her bloody past. Warning: This game is not for the casual player and can be highly addictive! We really went overboard with Dragon Fin Soup and threw in everything we found fun: Superfluid turn-based tactical combat Raging alcoholic bounty hunter heroine Traces of dark majesty from the original Grimm tales New procedurally-generated world each time you play Mercenaries for hire and awesome pets to collect Over 60+ hours of gameplay in Story, Survival, and Labyrinth modes Gorgeous 2D world, all created by award winning artist Randis Albion Dragon Fin Soup is the first of what we hope to be many RPGs we create and share with you. With your patronage and support we will continue to expand the world of Dragon Fin Soup and listen to your feedback. To show our everlasting appreciation, enjoy these HD wallpapers painted by Randis Albion! You can download them here. We are very excited to finally be launching our baby and hope you enjoy Dragon Fin Soup as much as we enjoyed making it. If you’re on the fence as to whether Dragon Fin Soup is right for you, have no fear! Here is a candid in-depth gameplay showcase from PAX Rising 2015. View the full article
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    Drama. Magic. Zombies. Magic zombies? Maybe not that last one, but we’ve got the other three in spades with our new free games coming to PlayStation Plus. So without further ado, here are your PS Plus games for November! Become a PlayStation Plus member Leading the (zombie) pack is critically acclaimed The Walking Dead: Season Two on PS4, by the expert storytellers at Telltale Games. The second season follows Clementine in her struggle to survive a world torn apart by the undead menace. Guide her actions and influence the game’s outcome as nail-biting choices must be made to keep on living. Also available this month is Magicka 2 on PS4. This spell-slinging action game empowers you and your friends with the elements to defeat your enemies (or sabotage those same friends). Hysterics may ensue, which might be a welcome break after all those zombies… These PS4 games are free for PlayStation Plus members starting on the first Tuesday of November, and you can find the full list of PlayStation Plus games below. Enjoy! Full Lineup: The Walking Dead: Season 2, PS4 Magicka 2, PS4 Mass Effect 2, PS3 Beyond Good & Evil, PS3 Dragon Fin Soup, PS4, PS Vita (PS3 Cross-Buy when available) Invizimals, PS Vita Before you go, we want your feedback! Please leave us a comment below and tell us what you think of the lineup. Thank you for stopping by. Until next time! Enjoy. View the full article
  15. Commander Fury
    Hi, I’m Joe Faulstick from 2K – and I’m excited to officially reveal that we’ve been working hard on bringing a great, strategic experience to PS Vita on December 3 with Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution 2 Plus. If you’re not familiar with the Civilization Revolution games, but love turn-based strategy, you owe it to yourself to check it out. Basically, in Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution 2 Plus, you can build up a civilization from scratch with an interface designed specifically for touchscreens and consoles, or follow along with specific scenarios and see how well you fair against historical world leaders. Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution 2 Plus, coming exclusively to PS Vita, introduces a number of scenarios, units and world leaders coming from Japan’s history that you won’t find anywhere else. In one particular scenario (“Journey to the Westâ€), you’ll use TaiZong against Saladin (AI) to capture Byzantium. The other scenarios, “Wrath of Emperor Kublai,†“Samurai Invasion of Korea,†“Z-flag Swirls,†and “Dark Clouds in the Pacific†all take place at different points in Japanese history. And the same goes for the new Japanese leaders we introduce in this game: Oda Nobunaga: Focused on medieval era/samurai bonus Heihachiro Togo: Naval combat related bonuses Himiko: More diplomatic related, governmental related bonuses Personally, my favorite is the new Japanese unit – the Yamato battleship. If you’re a history buff like me (or just have fond memories of the Anime, Space Battleship Yamoto / Star Blazers), this unit is particularly cool. For reference, the Yamato class ships of Imperial Japanese Navy World War II battleships were feared on the open sea. They were the heaviest and most powerfully armed battleships ever constructed, displacing 72,800 tons at full load and armed with nine 46 cm (18.1 inch) 45 Caliber Type 94 main guns. (From Wikipedia). In our game though, the Yamato has much improved attack strength, at the cost of compromised defense capability, compared to normal battleships. Anyway, if you’re ready to conquer the world, one bus stop (or plane ride) at a time, keep an eye on PlayStation Store‎ for Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution 2 Plus. View the full article
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    The brutal pace and ferocious gunplay in the Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End multiplayer suite was recently detailed by one of Naughty Dog’s Lead Game Designers Robert Cogburn here on PlayStation.Blog. But his team’s work was perhaps best showcased by this increasingly out-of-control footage that debuted during the PlayStation press conference at Paris Games Week. Uncharted 4 drew long lines on the show floor as players sampled the competitive component for the first time, and I was happily among them. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End | PlayStation.com This early build of Uncharted 4 competitive packed in characters from across the Uncharted series — a crucial pillar in Naughty Dog’s approach to multiplayer this time around. Nate, Sully, Elena, Cutter, and other familiar faces smirked and scowled from the loading screen. Although the final version of the game will have a more robust loadout editor, I picked “support†(I do love being helpful) and brought Elena into the field (#TeamElena). As Cogburn illustrated in his post, the biggest new additions to the Uncharted multiplayer are the Sidekicks, Mysticals, and the grappling hook. All things that I failed at using properly while being shot in the neck. Matches are immediately compelling, as teams move through maps together and establish “fronts†in order to exchange fire and explosives with the opposing side. This highlights Naughty Dog’s map design, which facilitates intense battles between sides and an ever-changing firefight that makes nearly every moment worthwhile. Ducking and weaving behind cover, opening fire on your enemies, leaping from the lethal range of a grenade — all of it felt great right from the start. As was the case with previous Naughty Dog games, Uncharted 4 demands teamwork (and competency) from its players. A team of stray soldiers will be gunned down in seconds, whereas a coordinated group can move fluidly through cover, help downed friendlies, and survive the match much more efficiently. The Paris Games Week demo only scratched the surface of what Uncharted 4 multiplayer has to offer. If you want to try it for yourself, you can play the beta on December 4th with a purchase of Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection, or swing by PlayStation Experience in San Francisco and come play with us! I’ll be the one dying a lot. View the full article
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    Hi everyone, I’m pleased to be back on the PlayStation.Blog to give you a heads up about how we’re celebrating Halloween with Until Dawn. The latest update to Until Dawn has added 11 hidden pumpkins throughout the game that will only appear around Halloween. We’re challenging you to find them all. They aren’t all easy to find and you might have to move the camera around to spot all of them. If you find one, take a screenshot and tag it with #UntilDawnPumpkin. We’ll be keeping an eye on how many people spot them and will retweet some of our favourites – so get searching! Until Dawn | PlayStation.com We’ll also be doing a Director’s Commentary live-stream on October 30th through the PlayStation Events introduced in version 3.0 of the system software. Tune in to watch us play Until Dawn and talk about how we created certain scenes and what we were trying to achieve. The guys at PlayStation have also created a new Until Dawn theme for PS4 being released for free just in time for Halloween. Have a happy Halloween all! View the full article
  18. Commander Fury
    Hi PlayStation fans, After invading E3 earlier this year, Xenos have now descended upon Paris Games Week. So many exciting announcements have been made that I think I might even have died and gone to heaven already! Playing Alienation live on stage at the PlayStation press conference was initially a somewhat terrifying prospect. The game was so cool to play on that huge screen that after just a few seconds of play I never wanted it to end! Our goal for Alienation is simply to create the definitive top-down shooter with awesome visual effects and layers of gameplay that will keep you coming back for more. The game is designed to encourage players to work together, combining their skills and firepower to avoid getting caught in a situation as shown in the image below. In Alienation, up to four players can join forces online, each assuming the role of a Bio-Specialist, Exo-Skeleton or Saboteur. There are tons of things to shoot and loot as you blast Xenos in chaotic firefights in order to complete a variety of interesting mission objectives and campaign goals, designed with collaboration in mind. Here is a trailer that we created to show you more… Alienation | PlayStation.com If you watch the trailer very carefully you might just spot a secret cypher that we’ve not been able to decode ourselves and would love to hear about on Twitter at #alienationps4. Another highlight of the week for me was of course the announcement of yet another new Housemarque game called MatterFall that I have seen brought to life from sketches made by our artists made just a few months back. Last but not least, the positive feedback and recognition that our friends at PlayStation extended to Housemarque during the presentation is hugely appreciated. It really is an amazing coincidence that the 20th anniversary of both PlayStation and Housemarque are in the same year and it is a huge privilege for me to work with such amazingly talented people, both at Housemarque and PlayStation. View the full article
  19. Commander Fury
    Hi PlayStation fans, It’s been a great week for gaming news! Lots of wonderful announcements from Paris Games Week, and so many things to look forward to. We’re once again humbled that Sony asked for our game, Shadow of the Beast, to be in attendance amongst such illustrious company. On the gameplay side, we’ve been very lucky to get lots of feedback from people who took the time to play our previous demo at various shows, and we’ve been working out how best to use that to improve the game. To that end, we’ve been iterating and tweaking our combat system further, as well as making adjustments to help the platforming flow better. We’re trying our best to make sure that the combat in particular has layers to discover and that truly mastering the game is going to be something players can enjoy doing as they uncover the secrets of Aarbron’s world. So with immense nervousness, but quiet excitement, we’d like to share a new trailer with you. Hopefully fans of the original game will spot a few nods to familiar locations, and also some new things to make the return to Karamoon an exciting prospect! Thank you again for looking at the game, we’re still working hard to improve it and hope to share more news with you as soon as we can. Yours gratefully, Matt and the team at Heavy Spectrum View the full article
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    Earlier in the year at E3, we unveiled a brand new game in the Nier franchise coming exclusively to PS4 in 2016. Today, we’re proud to unveil not only the official title of the game but also first ever gameplay footage! I’m sure you guys have lots of questions about Nier: Automata, so let’s get you all up to speed. What is Nier: Automata?The original Nier is a very unique action RPG that struck a chord with many passionate gamers when it came out five years ago. The story revolves around the main protagonist Nier as he searches for a cure for his daughter who is infected with the Black Scrawl virus, a seemingly incurable disease. To this day, gamers around the world still talk about Nier fondly and the soundtrack and design book are still selling so there’s clearly something special about it. If you haven’t played the original Nier, do try and track down a copy because it has one of the most memorable and emotional casts, stories, and music in recent memory. Nier: Automata is the next game in the Nier franchise and it’s a collaboration between Square Enix and PlatinumGames. You probably recognize PlatinumGames’ distinct action style in the gameplay trailer but if you look closely, you’ll be able to spot gameplay elements from the original Nier as well. It’s still an action RPG so don’t worry if you want more RPG mechanics in the game, they’re still there! What is the story in Nier: Automata?Earth has suddenly been invaded by beings from another planet and mechanical life forms with overwhelming power were used as weapons of war which forced mankind to flee to the moon. In order to take back the earth, a resistance force of android warriors has been created by humanity to fight these invaders. The world that you see in Nier: Automata is one where androids and mechanized weapons clash in ferocious combat in a barren and deserted wasteland. It’s set after the original game but the story is written in a way which means you don’t have to have played the first one. The world/universe is still linked between the two Nier games though so if you have played the original, you will no doubt recognize some of the locations and characters who may or may not be returning. The locations in particular will look different as they’re now more like ruins after the alien invasion but there will also be areas where you get the sense of a very advanced civilization. Most of the story is still shrouded in mystery though so there’s more to look out for and discover further down the line. Who is the female character in the gameplay trailer?She’s not actually female, or maybe it’s more accurate to say she’s not actually human. Her name or serial number is 2B and she’s an android. In the world of Nier, there are strict rules meaning this kind of android is not allowed to have emotions. However, each different model has its own quirks and characteristics and 2B has a comparatively cold and level headed personality. Keen fans and eagle-eyed readers might have noticed that at the end of the E3 announcement trailer there were three words that popped up — “doll,†“human,†and “machine†so there were hints from the start… Who is behind Nier: Automata?Fans of the original Nier will be happy to know that all of the key members of the creative team are back for Nier: Automata! Below is a quick rundown of who is who on the team. Yoko Taro (Creative Director) & Yosuke Saito (Producer) I don’t think it would be a proper Nier game if Yoko Taro and Yosuke Saito weren’t involved! They are the original duo behind the first Nier game. Keiichi Okabe (Composer) Keiichi Okabe was the composer of the first Nier and the music is such an integral part to the game. It really helped shape and form the games identity so it was really important to the team to get Keiichi Okabe on board for Nier: Automata. Akihiko Yoshida (Character Designer) Akihiko Yoshida has worked on many monumental Square Enix games like Final Fantasy XII, Final Fantasy XIV, Final Fantasy Tactics, and Vagrant Story among others. Yosuke Saito actually suggested Akihiko Yoshida as the character designer for Nier: Automata as a crazy idea as expected him to say no and turn the idea down. Yoko Taro is also a big fan of his work and as luck would have it, the CEO of the company that Mr. Yoshida is affiliated with is a hardcore Nier fan so this really helped getting him on board with Nier: Automata! PlatinumGames (Developer) Of course, I should give a special mention to the team at PlatinumGames who are developing the game! You’re probably already aware of who they are but they’re the developers behind incredible games such as Vanquish and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Yoko Taro describes them as “really young, talented hotshots†and when it comes to action gameplay, they are world class, so it’s super exciting to see their contributions to the gameplay. Yoko Taro also moved to Osaka for this project and practically lives in the PlatinumGames studio which is about 400km away from his actual home. It’s all for the greatness that is Nier: Automata though! So that is a brief introduction to Nier: Automata! I hope you guys like what you’ve seen so far. There’s plenty more to show and talk about the game so do keep an eye out for future updates. If you’ve got any questions, I’ll be sure to try my best to answer them in the comments. View the full article
  21. Commander Fury
    Hi everyone! Only a few days left until All Hallows’ Eve and we’re thrilled to death to bring you Week 2 of PlayStation Store’s Sale of the Dead. Starting now, we’ve got nightmarish games and movies galore – all for up to 50 percent off. PlayStation Plus members save up to 66 percent. See what we did there? Head over to PS Store this week to pick up titles like The Evil Within, The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season, Slender: The Arrival, and ZOMBI, as well as films like the Insidious Trilogy Bundle, Annabelle, and more. Check out the full lineup, but don’t wait too long – these deals will be dead and gone come Monday, November 2nd. 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Let us know! View the full article
  22. Commander Fury
    Earlier this week in Paris, famed game creator Michel Ancel presented the upcoming open world Wild with a deep-set grin. His enthusiasm and passion for the project echo in Wild’s dizzying vistas, and his team’s purpose is clear: empower players to traverse a beautiful, dangerous world. Let them attune with the forces of nature. And grant them dominion over animals of all shapes and sizes. In Wild, players live life as a male or female shaman, fighting to survive a world rife with predators, poison, and even bone-wearing cannibals. Ancel’s goal is to begin the story when the shaman is young, and follow him as his power and experience grows over time. With each new animal that the shaman learns to control, a new tattoo is etched across the character’s skin. This will help showcase a player’s experience where multiplayer is concerned. Different shamans will display their spiritual wisdom with different markings. As some may have seen during the PlayStation press conference at Paris Games Week, the shaman will come to understand new animal types by communing with powerful animal divinities. We’ve seen the serpent divinity so far, manifested as a seductive, cunning woman spotted with scales. These divinities will ask things of the shaman in exchange for their power, from making a sacrifice to living life as their animal subjects. These meetings (and their subsequent trials) will surely be a highlight of Wild’s open-ended gameplay. But Ancel wants to ensure that they avoid the common RPG structure that so many players have come to expect. The “Do X to be a good guy†direction is avoided in favor of complete player choice. Will the shaman start life by learning to control small animals like frogs? Or will he work harder to master stronger animals like wolves or bears? The choice is entirely up to the player. The moment to moment play in Wild is a mix of survival and exploration. Players can traverse the land as the shaman, or call animal companions to ride (like the bear we saw in Paris). The shaman can also “possess†animals that he has previously mastered, seeing the world from their unique perspectives. Observe far-off terrain from the eyes of a hawk, or scout cannibal tribes undetected as a rabbit. Players can even lure predators by controlling sheep. But leave the shaman’s body unprotected, and death may come swiftly while his spirit is away. Wild is still early in development, and Ancel did not show multiplayer in Paris. He notes that he’s been inspired by the multiplayer element of Bloodborne, and he hopes to bring similar ideas to Wild, like enabling gamers to invite other players into their worlds to either help or hinder their progress. Wild is gorgeous in both its visuals and its creative vision. As Ancel’s team continues to build out the world, the promise of the shaman’s journey grows — and we eagerly await meeting new divinities who will grant us dominion over the wild. View the full article
  23. Commander Fury
    Hello, PlayStation community. We hope you enjoyed the live playthrough of our Horizon Zero Dawn reveal demo during the Paris Games Week Press Conference. There’s a lot more to this early slice of the game than we had time to showcase. Luckily, we’ve created a video to offer you a more detailed look at a demo that prior to this week had only been seen behind closed doors. We appreciate all of your support and feedback and we’re eager to share more of our fantastic world as soon as we can. There is a lot more to show! In addition, we have another video that we created just for the blog, showing how our reveal trailer came together. You can see how some shots made it into the trailer almost intact, whereas others changed in subtle ways. We hope you enjoy this inside look at our creative process. That’s all for now, and we hope those of you who attend Paris Games Week have a great show. View the full article
  24. Commander Fury
    Who killed Harris Bullard? Delve into a dead man’s bizarre past to solve the mystery of his death before you become the next victim. Dead Secret will land on PS4 and PS3 in January 2016 and later on PlayStation VR. Harris Bullard, a reclusive man with a mysterious past, was found dead in his study five days ago. Nobody suspects foul play, least of all the police. But you know better — this is murder, and it’s up to you to prove it. Designed for console and VR, Dead Secret is a mystery thriller in which you play as an ambitious journalist on a mission to make headlines. To get the story, you’ll have to comb the crime scene for clues and decipher the mystery of Bullard’s twisted past. Uncover secret documents, explore the dead man’s home, and piece together the puzzle to name the killer. But keep your wits about you — Bullard took his secrets to the grave, and somebody wants them to stay there. Dead Secret has been in development for several years. The project began in 2013 and has gone through many iterations and mutations. In 2014, the team at Robot Invader decided to focus on VR, a change which required them to rip Dead Secret apart and piece it back together bit by bit. The result is a uniquely hybrid game, one designed specifically for virtual reality yet firmly connected to its console roots. Dead Secret is also the product of many years of research into the inner workings of horror and mystery games. Chris Pruett and Casey Richardson, founders of Robot Invader, were deeply influenced by titles such as Clock Tower, Siren, and Deadly Premonition. “Casey and I have been thinking and writing about scary game design for over a decade,†Pruett said. “Dead Secret is focused on mystery, but we made sure that there’s a hefty dose of dread in there too.†Pruett describes Dead Secret as “something of a love letter†to classic horror and mystery games. “It’s a game anybody can play and enjoy, but I hope that fans of the genre will be particularly delighted.†Dead Secret will arrive on PS4 and PS3 in January 2016 with Cross Buy support. The PlayStation VR version will launch later in the year. View the full article
  25. Commander Fury
    Change is coming to Rocket League! It is an absolute certainty! Longtime Psyonix fans already know that Rocket League’s origins are firmly rooted in the modes and mods of Unreal Tournament and its beloved sequels, and we’ve never forgotten that; Which is why we’re celebrating our UT heritage by unleashing a new, 100% FREE, update this November that allows players to “Mutate†their matches with a multitude of cool Presets and Custom settings! Want to play low-gravity “Moonball†with extra boost? It’s possible! Want to relive classic Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars game modes like “Cubic†and “Time Warp?†You can! Whatever your preference, you’ll be able to find your favorite gameplay combinations in just a few short weeks from now when Mutators invade Rocket League! Once they arrive, you’ll be able to create new Custom Matches with the rules and settings made especially from your tastes, while our sweet “Mutator Mashup†playlist allows you to enjoy pre-determined weirdo matches in public games like you’ve never seen them before. Want even more details about how Mutators work? Tune into our official Twitch channel — http://www.twitch.tv/RocketLeague, tomorrow, October 29, at 5pm Eastern/ 2pm Pacific, as we go in-depth with our new Mutator modes, or check back with us on again on Reddit, November 3 at 4pm ET, for an AMA you won’t soon forget! Don’t miss the broadcast, AMA, and the free update itself in the next couple of weeks. Looking forward to the reactions! View the full article

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