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Commander Fury

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  1. Hey PS Plus fans — we wanted to give you a sneak peek at our December and January PS4 free games lineup for Plus. Before we reveal our PS4 lineup, we understand many of you are waiting for DRIVECLUB PS Plus Edition to be added to the Instant Game Collection, and we apologize that the game is not yet ready to launch. We want you to know that we’re committed to providing DRIVECLUB PS Plus Edition to members when it’s ready, and the Evolution team is working hard to make it a reality. In the meantime, we want to make sure you still have some amazing free games to play throughout the holidays, so check out the great lineup we have in store for you guys! In December, we’re excited to add Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition and Secret Ponchos to PS4’s IGC lineup. As one of the biggest fighting games, Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition is the first AAA Blu-ray title to join the Instant Game Collection for PS4, and we think you’ll really enjoy playing it since DRIVECLUB PS Plus Edition is not available yet. For January’s PS4 lineup, we’re adding the hit games inFAMOUS First Light and The Swapper for PS4. We hope you’ll enjoy this new lineup for PS4 over the holidays. Which one are you looking forward to most? View the full article
  2. Here at PlayStation, we are extremely grateful for the service that our U.S. Armed Forces provide for us every single day. I’m delighted to announce today that PlayStation will serve as the first-ever partner of NBA Cares Hoops for Troops, a year-round initiative led by the league, its teams, and players to support the members of the U.S. Armed forces and their families. Through this initiative the NBA and PlayStation, in conjunction with the USO, will host Hoops for Troops service projects throughout the season at military bases around the country providing the bases with PS4 systems and games as well as basketball hoop installations. We could not be more excited to have the opportunity to support the NBA’s Hoops for Troops program and the U.S. servicemen and women who do so much for us all. View the full article
  3. First Person Mode gives Grand Theft Auto V players on PS4 the chance to explore the world of Los Santos and Blaine County directly through the eyes of their character, revealing all the world’s glorious details in an entirely new way. Available in both GTAV and GTA Online, Rockstar Games has made a host of changes to accommodate this new perspective, including the creation of an optional first-person cover system, a new targeting system, a more traditional FPS control scheme, and integrating thousands of new animations into the existing game. It’s also available at the touch of a button so you can easily switch back and forth between perspectives. Alongside the new First Person mode, Grand Theft Auto V for PS4 features hundreds of additions and enhancements including 1080p resolution at 30FPS. Grand Theft Auto V for PS4 is coming November 18th. And don’t forget, you can transfer your previous Grand Theft Auto Online characters and progression from PS3 or Xbox 360 to PS4. View the full article
  4. This month we’ve got even more day and date releases into PlayStation Plus including The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth on PS4, Frozen Synapse Prime on PS3 and the Hungry Horde on PS Vita. Our members will also receive the delightful Steamworld Dig on PS4, addictive Luftrausers on PS3 and charming Escape Plan on PS Vita. Our PS4 members will discover what randomly generated evils lie in the basement in The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, as well as dig for treasures below a western town populated by robots with Steamworld Dig. For PlayStation 3, our members will receive two types of shooters, Frozen Synapse Prime which requires a strategic mind, and the more arcade-y Luftrausers. Finally, our Vita owners can enjoy the touch-screen puzzler Escape Plan as well as The Hungry Horde, where you’ll try and amass the largest zombie horde possible before the government catches on! All of these games will be free for Plus members starting today when PlayStation Store updates. November’s PlayStation Plus Preview The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PS4 | PS VITA)Free for PS Plus members The Binding of Isaac is a randomly generated action RPG shooter with heavy Rogue-like elements. Following Isaac on his journey, players will find bizarre treasures that change Isaac’s form giving him superhuman abilities and enabling him to fight off droves of mysterious creatures, discover secrets and fight his way to safety. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is the ultimate of remakes with an all-new highly efficient game engine, all-new hand-drawn pixel style artwork, highly polished visual effects, all-new soundtrack and audio by Ridiculon, and hundreds upon hundreds of designs, redesigns and re-tuned enhancements by series creator, Edmund McMillen. Steamworld Dig (PS4 | PS VITA)Free for PS Plus members SteamWorld Dig is a platform mining adventure with strong Metroidvanian influences. Take the role of Rusty, a lone mining steambot, as he arrives at an old mining town in great need. Dig your way through the old earth, gaining riches while uncovering the ancient threat that lurks below… Frozen Synapse Prime (PS3)Free for PS Plus members Take on the role of Tactics, leading a small rebel faction to overthrow a powerful corporation controlling the city of Markov Geist. Control an elite strike team of futuristic soldiers from shotgunners and snipers, to grenadiers and machine-gunners in the ultimate turn-based strategy game. Plot paths and issue orders to your units, test your plans and predict your opponent in each turn. Combat plays out on procedural, 3D, destructible and customizable battlefields. Luftrausers (PS3 | PS VITA)Free for PS Plus members The skies will be set aflame and the seas will overflow with wreckage in Vlambeer’s stylish arcade shooter LUFTRAUSERS! Select from over 125 combinations of weapons, bodies, and propulsion systems and take to the skies to battle enemy fighter planes, battleships, submarines, and rival aces for glory, honor, and high scores. Bravely volunteer for one of over 100 daring missions and become the most legendary Rauser pilot of all time! Escape Plan (PS Vita | PS4)Free for PS Plus members Escape Plan takes advantage of the PlayStation®Vita system’s multi-touch display, rear touch panel, swipe interfaces and motion sensor, putting the fate of Lil & Laarg in the palm of your hand. Players can swipe, tap, poke, squeeze and slap our hapless heroes and interact with the unique and twisted puzzles of each room. Only you can help them survive before their captor and nemesis, Bakuki, recycles them and turns them into his minions. Swipe as if your life depended on it in this exclusive survival-humor game for the PS Vita system. The Hungry Horde (PS Vita)Free for PS Plus members Lead a horde of zombies on a manic mission to expand the ranks of the undead and destroy humanity. Battle the clock and attempt to trash the planet in this highly addictive, run-till-you-die zombie rampage – one game and you’ll be “turnedâ€! What are your thoughts on October’s PlayStation Plus game lineup? We want your feedback so please take a moment to take our poll and leave us a comment below. To chat about all things related to PlayStation with a massive community of gamers, head over to the PlayStation Community Forums and make your voice heard. View the full article
  5. Playing a musical instrument is a lifelong journey. No matter when you start, you’re never really done — there’s always something new to learn. So if you started learning how to play guitar or bass on PS3 with Rocksmith or Rocksmith 2014, it’s only natural that you’d want to continue on your PS4. Well, here’s good news: as of today, you’ll be able to pick up Rocksmith 2014 on PS4 — and if you do, a dozen Jimi Hendrix songs are headed your way next month, for free. The PS4 version of Rocksmith 2014 Edition contains all the content of its predecessor; nothing has been removed in the transition to the latest hardware. You’ll get 55 songs from bands like Arctic Monkeys, Muse, Boston, Slayer, Foo Fighters, and Aerosmith (just to name a handful), plus interactive lessons that cover everything from how to tune and change your guitar strings up through complex chords, pinch harmonics, and two-hand tapping. Beyond the song library, Rocksmith 2014 offers Guitarcade mode, a retro-style mini-game collection that makes you forget you’re actually building valuable skills; Session Mode, which encourages you to stretch out and improvise with a customizable backing band that follows your direction; and a detailed Tone Designer, a sonic playground of amps and effects where you can dial in the exact sounds you hear in your head. Whether you’ve never picked up a guitar or bass before or you’re a seasoned musician looking for fresh inspiration, Rocksmith 2014 offers a complete package. You’ll find some PS4-specific perks, too. The visuals are now 1080p native, so the note highways and detailed lesson videos will look better than ever before. Thanks to the PS4′s built-in Share functionality, you’ll be able to stream your Session Mode jams or Guitarcade playthroughs directly to Twitch with the touch of a button. And if you’re a PlayStation Vita owner, you can use Remote Play to send Rocksmith 2014 to your portable screen and practice even when you’re not plugged in. If you are one of those returning players I mentioned at the start, here’s great news: any DLC songs you’ve purchased on your PS3 will be downloadable on PS4 at no additional cost. That includes the DLC songs that came out for the original Rocksmith back in 2011! (Patience, though — since we’re talking about several hundred songs, we expect them to become available by the end of the year). Plus, anyone who picks up the PS4 edition before January 31st, 2015 will be able to download a dozen songs by guitar legend Jimi Hendrix absolutely free. These songs won’t be released until December 16th, but when they’re released, all PS4 owners can download them at no cost: Purple Haze The Wind Cries Mary Fire Little Wing Bold As Love Foxey Lady Castles Made Of Sand Freedom Manic Depression If 6 Was 9 Voodoo Child (Slight Return) Red House The Jimi Hendrix 12-song pack would normally cost $29.99 — and it will, after January 31st — so make sure you download them on PS4 from the in-game Shop menu item during that magic freebie period starting mid-December. They’ll keep you challenged! If learning to play guitar or bass is one of your lifelong goals, Rocksmith 2014 might be the way to finally achieve it. Through Rocksmith 2014, we’ve seen people learn to play in just 60 days — and you might be surprised at what you can do, too. View the full article
  6. For fans who’ve been waiting to play The Wolf Among Us on PS4 or PS Vita, the wait is over! All 5 episodes in the season are now available in stores and via download, and the whole season is also available on PS3 at retail for the first time today. And in case you missed it earlier, The Walking Dead: Season Two is now available on PS4 and Vita as well! The Wolf Among Us looks just as gorgeous on Vita as it does on a bigger screen with the PS4. When we first started working on the series, we implemented some new stuff in our engine to make the visuals look as much as possible like a moving comic book, and both the Vita and PS4 do a fantastic job of showing that off. Not sure what The Wolf Among Us is all about? It’s a Telltale episodic series based on the award-winning Fables comics by Bill Willingham, where fairytale characters are real and live in exile in New York City. Don’t be fooled by its fairytale origins though; this is definitely a mature title. As Sheriff Bigby Wolf (THE Big Bad Wolf), you’ll find the story is kicked off by a brutal, bloody murder, but that’s really just the beginning of what turns out to be a very deep, dark, and dangerous rabbit hole… As ever, thanks for reading — and if you’ve already played Wolf, thanks for sharing this season with us! Be sure to let us know your thoughts in the comments below. View the full article
  7. Fans of the first installment of Disney Infinity, this one’s for you! The 2.0 Toy Box is now available as a digital download for PS3 and PS4 from the PlayStation Store. For a limited time, it’s going for an introductory price of $19.99. We heard your requests to be able to experience Disney Infinity (2.0 Edition) without buying a new Starter Pack… and decided to do something about it! How it works is that you can use the base, figures, and Powers Discs that you already own with the new and enhanced 2.0 Toy Box. From there, you can expand your experience with the 2.0 Play Sets (The Avengers, Spider-Man, and Guardians of the Galaxy), 2.0 figures, and 2.0 Power Discs. These are now being sold separately at retail. Plus, we’re offering the Disney Toy Box Game Discs Stitch’s Tropical Rescue and Brave Forest Siege at no extra cost to players who purchase the 2.0 Toy Box download. The Toy Box Game Discs are an added feature of Disney Infinity (2.0 Edition) and unlock hours of repeatable gameplay. This offer will be available for a limited time, while supplies last. After you’ve purchased the 2.0 Toy Box, visit the Disney Infinity website to claim your Toy Box Game Discs. One more thing! If you’re new to Disney Infinity, there are options for you, too. You can get started playing Disney Infinity (2.0 Edition) with either the Marvel Super Heroes Starter Pack (includes Thor, Iron Man, Black Widow, The Avengers Play Set, the 2.0 Toy Box, and 2 Marvel Toy Box Game Discs) or Toy Box Starter Pack (includes Stitch, Merida, the 2.0 Toy Box, and 2 Disney Toy Box Game Discs). View the full article
  8. The newly revamped version of SingStar is out now for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3, and it’s free on PlayStation Store. This new, redesigned digital version of SingStar lets consumers customize their in-game song choices with the purchase of individual songs for $1.49 or song packs containing 5 songs for $6.99 (purchase of in-game content is required for gameplay). If you are new to SingStar, we also have selected demo tracks available for free download on the SingStore, so you can check out the fun before you buy. We couldn’t be more excited! As we mentioned in previous posts one of the key new features with this version of SingStar is the SingStar Mic app which turns your compatible smart device into a microphone. Just download the free app to your Android, iPhone, or iPod Touch and connect it to your PS4 or PS3 system with a wifi connection and start singing. Look for it on the App Store or Google Play store today. We are also very excited to share that we have put together a special bundle that is exclusive to US, Canada, and Mexico and can only be found on PlayStation Store. The SingStore Hits Pack contains 15 classic hit songs from the SingStore bundled into one pack for the amazing price of $14.99. This bundle includes such classics as: 3 Doors Down – Here Without You Bon Jovi – Wanted Dead Or Alive Elton John – Your Song Gloria Gaynor – I Will Survive John Lennon – Imagine Lady Gaga – Poker Face Maroon 5 – She Will Be Loved Neon Trees – Everybody Talks No Doubt – Don’t Speak Rihanna feat. Drake – What’s My Name? Salt N Pepa – Push It Shania Twain – That Don’t Impress Me Much The Wanted – Glad You Came Vanessa Carlton – A Thousand Miles Carly Rae Jepsen – Call Me Maybe This is the perfect bundle for those of you who are new to SingStar to start building your song library. And for those of you who are SingStar veterans, this is a great way to add some classic songs to your library. Again this bundle is only available in the US, Canada, and Mexico and is exclusive to the PS Store (you won’t find this on the SingStore). SingStar is out now for PS4 & PS3 on PS Store! Check it out now and let the singing begin! iPod Touch, and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. View the full article
  9. Divekick Addition Edition + has finally arrived on PS4! This update to Destructoid’s 2013 Fighting Game of the Year is available now for just $9.99. But what is Divekick? Divekick is the world’s first two-button fighting game. It distills the essence of the fighting game genre into just two buttons with no d-pad directional movement. Divekick’s focused gameplay demonstrates how much depth a single move actually has, and introduces (or reinforces) skills fundamental to the genre: mind games, spacing, timing, and quick reactions. Fans all over the world dove headfirst into Divekick last year and found a very simple to learn, but very difficult to master head to head competitive experience. In fact, weekly online tournaments are still happening to this very day! If you purchased Divekick for PS3 or PS Vita, fear not! The Addition Edition + update is completely free and will be available to you shortly. You’ll be able to enjoy GGPO-powered online cross play, allowing you to fight against players on the PS4, PS3, and PS Vita. A world of competition awaits you. Divekick’s original release was named in the top 10 overall games of the year (2013) by Ars Technica, Amazon, and Giant Bomb, showing that even players who aren’t usually into fighting games have found a lot to love in Divekick. We’ve added even more content to Addition Edition +, including a brand new stage and our first guest character, Johnny Gat from Saints Row IV! You can play through the single player story mode to find out why Johnny Gat is stuck in the Divekick world, or enjoy playing through with any of the other 13 warriors to learn more about them. Iron Galaxy is committed to updating Divekick AE+ with additional free DLC characters so long as the game is active online. Our first free character update will be revealed soon, so stay tuned to the Playstation Blog and to our twitter @Divekickgame! View the full article
  10. Retro City Rampage: DX, the top-to-bottom remaster of the original game will make its PS4 debut along with the brand new PS3 and PS Vita DX versions this November 11th, complete with cross buy and cross save for all three consoles. With a 20% off PlayStation Plus launch week discount, you’ll get all three for $7.99 ($9.99 without Plus). That’s only around $3 for each platform, and much less than the original RCR’s $14.99 launch price. So What’s ‘DX,’ Exactly?Those who’ve been following RCR will know just how much the game has changed since the original launch. Within weeks of the original RCR’s 2012 release, updates made vehicles faster, added more checkpoints, tutorials, hints screens, and tweaked missions. Those changes made great improvements, but still just scratched the surface. DX is a top-to-bottom remastering of just about everything. For DX, every single mission’s been re-tuned. Vehicles. Weapons. Challenges. Visual Effects. Visual Enhancements. Checkpoints. Difficulty. Challenges. From the game’s core to sprinkles on top, such as parking garages and waypoints, it’s more than just a new coat of paint. The care I put into the game was reciprocated when DX was released on 3DS earlier this year. I felt more love from players and reviewers than ever before, earning almost unanimous 9/10s across the board and sales to match. After the chaos and stress surrounding the original 2012 launch, things finally came together according to plan and the reception I yearned for followed. Retooling the game for the smaller screen also really taught me a lot about its play experience. I saw how a closer more dynamic camera, brewed out of hardware limitations, actually made things feel more exciting. Selecting weapons from a grid instead of cycling through them made combat more fluid. The changes added up, and it was clear they’d be at home on HD systems too. Not just for the TV, but for the PS Vita as well – boasting not just a new zoom mode and touch functionality, but a completely new UI specifically for the handheld. So, after the many months of working on this is secret, I’m incredibly excited be able to not only announce it, but announce it with a solid release date! No more “coming soon†this time! It’s a wrap! November 11th, 2014! Retro City Rampage: DX includes both RCR:DX and the original RCR for the purists. Big overhauls were made to re-balance the missions, difficulty, weapons and even police AI, but if you want to stick with the original version, you can flip the switch under the Help & Options menu. New zoom modes, a dynamic camera and a new lightweight HUD bring you closer to the action. Up close, the action packs more punch and driving feels much faster. The new 3X zoom option’s tailored specifically for the PS Vita, but also available on PS3 and PS4. Car engines were beefed up in RCR updates after the very first release two years ago, but the new dynamic camera doubles the *ooOOMPH!*. You’ll feel the difference when you compare 1X to 3X zoom and economy cars start to feel sportier. Once again though, purists can still play with the original zoom mode and original status bar style HUD. The two graphics modes give you the option to amp the graphics up or trim them back. The updated “RETRO+†graphics mode delivers more eye candy with better shadows and more effects. The new “8-BIT†mode on the other hand, makes the game look even closer to something dug up from the ’80s. More video filter options are also included, from color modes to a widescreen tube border. You can now also eliminate the border completely but still use the scanline or dot-matrix filters. MissionsEvery single mission has been touched up, offering a better experience overall. Certain missions have been edited to improve pacing. In Death Cam VHS, for example, you won’t need to clear so many enemies during the melee section. During the car dodge tutorial, you won’t need to jump so much. It’s little changes like this which just make for a smoother ride. They’ve also been hand tuned to work with the new 3X zoom mode, making the new PS Vita experience the best it can be. Controls and WeaponsControls have been tweaked. You can now jump immediately after firing weapons, making dodging enemies even easier. Weapons have been rebalanced, some boasting more damage, many with more satisfying effects. The cars and explosions blast more effects too – but purists can still stick to the classic “8-BIT†for more authentic ’80s experience. A new weapon select screen can be toggled, pausing the game mid-action and enabling you to more easily switch weapons when your inventory’s full. It also supports touch on the PS Vita. The PS4 version also has optional vibration support in case you want to feel the pixels thud under your pixel tires. Arcade Challenges and TrophiesThe weapon updates noticeably improve the Arcade Challenges, but many challenges have been reworked themselves as well. Second-Rate Sprees, for example, now run 30 seconds instead of 60, tightening rounds up to dethrone your friends from the leaderboards. Two completely separate sets of leaderboards are now included, so ‘RCR:DX’ players won’t be facing off directly against players of the original ‘RCR’ mode. With the freedom to rework things from top to bottom, ‘DX’ was able to boast a brand new trophy set too, which is now easier to 100%. Hijacking WeaponsThe city now has more to do, populated with weapon trucks. Getting the right tool for the job is now a lot more convenient. You can purchase your weapons or try your luck and attempt to hijack them. Spelunky shop keeper style, so to speak. Losing the CopsThe wanted level system and police AI have been deepened to create more of a cat and mouse metagame. Instead of running, if you stop to fight, clearing the screen of cops will help get them off your tail. Defeating three or more cops will spawn a Cop Coin which lowers your wanted level. You can still also spray your vehicle, find coins, or change your look with a new haircut, but this makes it much more fun and convenient. It’s balanced out with slightly more challenging police. If want to make things even more challenging, you can disable the coin drops from the pause menu. Minimap, Touch and UIThe new HUD brings a larger minimap with it, which now displays more than just missions and challenges, also weapon, spray and power-up shops, as well as enemies. You can also set it to display other locations, such as specific shops. The larger minimap makes navigating the city much easier as you’re able to see all of the roads and alleys ahead, choosing the optimal route to a destination. You can zoom into the minimap with a single button press now, as well as set waypoints. The entire front end and UI have been redone for the PS Vita, including touch support. Parking Garages‘DX’ brings massive parking garages to Theftropolis. You can park one of every vehicle equipped however you like (that’s 54 parking spots!), and access them from any other garage around the city like a vehicle teleporter! JukeboxFor chiptune fanatics, ‘DX’ now includes a 147 track music jukebox, enabling you to queue up hours of the incredible music composed by Jake ‘virt’ Kaufman, Freaky DNA and Norrin Radd. The PlayStation Scoop!In case you missed it, it’s 3X Cross Buy! Yup! The PS4, PS3 and PS Vita versions of DX all sold together as one for only $7.99 for PlayStation Plus members during the launch week ($9.99 without Plus). Owners of the original Retro City Rampage for PS3 and PS Vita can transfer their save games to the new DX version via Cross-Save. The new DX version is a separate purchase, but keep in mind that with DX, you’re getting the PS4 version, a brand new Trophy set and new leaderboards. Owners of the original RCR who transfer their save game to DX will also earn a shiny elite star next to their score on the leaderboards. Last call! The original Retro City Rampage will be delisted from the PS Store and replaced with Retro City Rampage: DX in order to avoid customer confusion. While DX includes a mode to play the original RCR, if for some reason you would prefer the pure original, grab it before it’s too late. If you already own the original RCR, you not be affected by this. You will still be able to re-download it indefinitely, at any time. The delisting will only prevent new purchases. That’s not all though! More Retro City Rampage surprises are still to be announced in the coming month. A pretty big one, in fact! Follow @RetroCR on Twitter or Retro City Rampage on Facebook to keep up to date. Keep an eye on http://RetroCityRampage.com too. That’s all for now! Drop your questions in the comments below! View the full article
  11. Hey Vita fans! Andreas Firnigl here again. I’m one of the guys at Nosebleed Interactive, the folks bringing you The Hungry Horde for PS Vita. We’ve been working super hard for the last few months to make the game feel as slick and polished as possible so I’m really excited and proud to finally be able to tell you that you’ll be able to race up the leaderboards and compete with friends tomorrow when the game finally rises from the grave… and goes live on PlayStation Store. In case you missed our first PlayStation.Blog post here’s a quick recap on the basics of the game. The core premise is that you play as your very own horde of zombies fighting for survival (a sort of reverse survival horror, I suppose). Humans you “recruit†join your ever increasing horde in a constant race against the clock to escape the area before the military nuke you. The guys over at XDEV Studio Europe were kind enough to send me over to Gamescom in August (thanks chaps!) where we had a short demo on the show floor. All of us were equal parts anxious and excited to see what the players would think of it. I spent a lot of time watching people play and it was an amazing feeling seeing people laugh and smile at the demo. What was especially cool, was seeing people have “just one more goâ€, which at a show where the likes of The Order: 1886 and Project Morpheus were playable just round the corner, was wonderful. As we covered in the last post, The Hungry Horde is chock full of minigames. You can find them hidden in presents within the main game, and they offer a little breather from the hectic action as well as a chance to win extra prizes. Everybody has their favorite, so I thought I’d share a bit about my own: Pacifist Island. In it, you play as a lone zombie on a beautiful tropical island, just minding your own business. You’re not the usual rage-filled, bloodthirsty undead type. You like peace and quiet and coconuts. Unfortunately, the military aren’t quite so diplomatic and they’re out to get you. Survive as long as possible by dodging bullets and positioning yourself so the soldiers, tanks and helicopters hit each other instead of you. A lot of the inspiration for Pacifist Island has come from bullet-hell shooters — we even threw in some cool, coconut-based power-ups for good measure. Of course there are more mini-games, like the light gun inspired Cryo Crisis and microscopic-collect-em-up Infection, but you’ll have to play the game to see what they’re about! One of the things we haven’t shown off yet is the sticker album. We really wanted everything in our game to feel tangible and tactile, from the playable arcade cabinets and ghetto-blaster right through to the menu system. Our menu is set up like a sticker album with over 150 collectible stickers. Special foil stickers unlock minigames and extras and everything looks and feels like you’re flicking through a real sticker book. We’re hoping people are going to love earning stickers, opening packs and trying to fill the book. There’s a lot to do. And on the subject of “lots to doâ€, another thing we haven’t spoken about yet is Trophies. We LOVE trophies! It took a bit of persuasion but after seeing the Trophies we had planned our producer at XDEV said “Yes, I’ll make sure you guys can have Platinum Trophy support.†If that’s not enough for you though, we also have 150 in-game objectives to complete, you know, just because they’re fun! View the full article
  12. Steel yourself, people. It’s a huge week for gaming as Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare launches on PS4 and PS3. And that’s just the start for this week’s colossal lineup. Continuing a long line of world-renowned shooters, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare drops this week and brings the future of combat to PS4 and PS3. Use bleeding-edge technology and tactics to dominate the battlefield in jaw-dropping firefights. Navigate difficult terrain in a heartbeat. Deploy futuristic weapons to even the odds. And face the world in heart-pumping multiplayer. If shooters aren’t your scene, no worries: The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is dragging its twisting mishmash of shocking visuals and punishing challenges to PS4 and Vita. For a full list of games coming to PlayStation this week, read on. And enjoy the Drop! New PlayStation Games This Week The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth PS4, PS Vita — Digital The Binding of Isaac is a randomly generated action RPG shooter with heavy Rogue-like elements. Following Isaac on his journey, players will find bizarre treasures that change Isaac’s form giving him superhuman abilities and enabling him to fight off droves of mysterious creatures, discover secrets, and fight his way to safety. BlazeRush PS3 — Digital BlazeRush is a dynamic arcade racing survival game with no health, no leveling, and no brakes. You can assemble a team of friends to play in local or online multiplayer, choose a car to your taste and chase, blow up, and cut off! Adapt your style and tactics to new enemies, obstacles and tracks. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare PS4, PS3 — Digital, Retail Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare envisions the powerful battlegrounds of the future, where both technology and tactic have evolved to usher in a new era of combat. Delivering a stunning performance, Academy Award winning actor Kevin Spacey stars as Jonathan Irons — one of the most powerful men in the world — shaping this chilling vision of the future of war. Disney Infinity (2.0 Edition) PS4, PS3 — Digital (Already at Retail) Play with some of your favorite Disney and Pixar worlds like never before. Experience adventures in the worlds of Pirates of the Caribbean, The Incredibles, and Monsters University. Battle enemies, solve puzzles, overcome obstacles, and complete a variety of other unique quests. Don’t Die, Mr. Robot! PS Vita — Digital It’s Don’t Die, Mr. Robot! The cute, colorful and blissfully frantic action game that arcade fans have been waiting for all their lives. Mr. Robot loves fruit! But whenever he tries to eat one, it explodes. It’s not all bad, though! Those explosions destroy the endless horde of robotic machines trying to squish, zap, stomp and bite him. Frozen Synapse Prime PS3 — Digital Take on the role of Tactics, leading a small rebel faction to overthrow a powerful corporation controlling the city of Markov Geist. Control an elite strike team of futuristic soldiers from shotgunners and snipers, to grenadiers and machine-gunners in the ultimate turn-based strategy game. Home PS Vita — Digital (Cross Buy with PS4) Home is a player-driven story that responds to your choices; taking cues from adventure games as well as side-scrollers, what happens in Home is entirely up to the player. As you make choices and even explore, the game changes in subtle ways to reflect your adventure. How to Survive: Storm Warning Edition PS4 — Digital In How to Survive, your worst enemy is yourself! You will have to fulfill your basic needs of food, water, and shelter while facing all sorts of natural and unnatural threats. So be prepared to find zombies, armored zombies, electric zombies, giants, but also piranha, crocodiles, bears, iguanas… and many more surprises. The Hungry Horde PS Vita — Digital Lead a horde of zombies on a manic mission to expand the ranks of the undead and destroy humanity. Battle the clock and attempt to trash the planet in this highly addictive, run-till-you-die zombie rampage. MotoGP 14 PS4, PS3, PS Vita — Digital (PS4, PS3 at Retail) Race on all the official tracks and take on your adversaries on the brand new Argentina circuit. Put yourself to the test with new game modes, including online Split Battle and offline Real Events 2013, not forgetting the compelling career mode. MotoGP 14 has been completely overhauled thanks to the new graphics engine that gives players the opportunity of experiencing all the thrills of being a real MotoGP rider. Rocksmith 2014 PS4 — Digital, Retail Rocksmith 2014 Edition is bigger, better, and faster than ever. Rebuilt from the ground-up, you’ll experience vastly improved features, a new look, more flexible and deeper practice tools, new techniques and tunings, over 50 new hit songs, and much more. Snark Busters: High Society PS3 — Digital Test your wits with mind bending puzzles and extreme hidden object fun in Snark Busters: High Society. Solve a devious crime, one that has been pinned on an innocent person. Let your inner detective out, and save the day. You will be tasked with solving challenging puzzles that would leave anyone else scratching their head. The Walking Dead: The Complete Second Season PS Vita — Retail (Already Digital) The sequel to the critically-acclaimed series continues several months after the events seen in Season One, as Clementine is searching for safety. But what can an ordinary child do to stay alive when the living can be just as bad — and sometimes worse — than the dead? The Wolf Among Us PS4, PS3, PS Vita — Digital, Retail Fairytale characters are being murdered in this hard-boiled, violent and mature thriller based on the award-winning Fables comic book series by Bill Willingham. As Bigby Wolf — THE big bad wolf — you will discover that a brutal, bloody murder is just a taste of things to come in a game series where your every decision can have enormous consequences. Demos and BetasHow to Survive: Storm Warning Edition — PS4 Trial The information above is subject to change without notice. View the full article
  13. So, yeah. You’re probably going to want to grab your tickets for PlayStation Experience. It’s in just over a month! PS4 system software 2.00 is out now with themes, Share Play, USB music player, new livestreaming upgrades, YouTube integration, and more. We got our first look at Destiny’s upcoming expansion, The Dark Below, Freedom Wars is out now on PS Vita, the new PS Silver Wired Headset is now available (and it’s quite comfy, if I say so myself), and you can pre-load Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare now. Fellow Final Fantasy XIV fans will want to take a gander at my interview with Naoki Yoshida, the game’s producer and director, from Fan Fest in Las Vegas. I got to talk to Yoshi-P! @_@ FFXIV: Heavensward is looking absolutely bonkers, and I can’t wait for it. What are you playing? I’m playing: FFXIV (new 2.4 content!), Freedom Wars I’m watching: This surprisingly violent FF Type-0 trailer I’m listening to: FFXIV Soundtrack (I have a problem, okay?) This Week’s Top 10 Posts Major PS4 System Software Update v2.0 Available Tomorrow The Dark Below: Destiny’s First Expansion Hits 12/9 PlayStation Experience Games & Developers Announced P.T. on PS4: Survival Tips for Konami’s Horror Hit Details on Exclusive Content for Returning GTAV Players Freedom Wars Out Today on PS Vita Primal Carnage: Extinction Coming to PS4 Next Year Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare: Preload Now on PS4, Play on Monday YouTube Comes to PS4 Today Silver Wired Headset Out Now, Far Cry 4 Audio Mode on the Way This Month’s Free PS Plus Games This Week’s PlayStation Store Update Most-Watched Video of the Week View the full article
  14. Y’all hear about this “Minecraft†the kids are talking about? That’s right, I start mining years late and gush about it. And we cover updates on PlayStation Experience, listener letters, and more. Subscribe via iTunes or RSS, or download here Stuff We Talked About PlayStation Experience Minecraft! New releases Marvel movies Recent Episodes Episode 140: Extra Credit Episode 139: The Long and Winding Rohde Episode 138: Ripley, Believe It or Not Send us questions and tips: blogcast@playstation.sony.com or leave a voice message! 650-288-6706 The Cast Sid Shuman – PlayStation Social Media Manager Nick Suttner – PlayStation Account Support Manager Justin Massongill – PlayStation Social Media Specialist Ryan Clements – PlayStation Social Media Specialist [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.] Thanks to Cory Schmitz for our beautiful logo and Dormilón for our rad theme song and show music. View the full article
  15. Happy Halloween, everyone! Halloween happens to fall on a Friday this year, and to celebrate the kickoff of a Halloween weekend the SuckerPunch developers will host a special Twitch treat. Three years ago, after inFAMOUS 2 shipped, we looked at the calendar and realized we had the perfect window to do something really fun… a Halloween themed inFAMOUS DLC! That’s when Festival of Blood came to life as a tall tale Zeke Dunbar rattles off in a bar to impress a lady patron. His tale follows Cole McGrath on a quest through the streets and grave yards of New Marais. Cole is racing against the clock to kill the vampire that bit him before he turns into a child of the night forever. Festival of Blood is one of our favorites, so we’d like to invite you to join us as we take a walk down memory lane this Halloween. Tune in to our livestream at 4:00 PM Pacific and watch Jason Connell, Jason Stansell, and Billy Harper play inFAMOUS Festival of Blood with you and give you all the juicy details behind the game! If you haven’t played it yet, inFAMOUS Festival of Blood is available for download from the PlayStation Store. View the full article
  16. The team here at Ready At Dawn are finishing up The Order: 1886, with just a little under 4 months until the game is released worldwide on February 20th, 2015. Sir Galahad (below) is our mustached leader of the Knights of the Order, and it also happens to be November later this week. What happens when you combine mustaches with November? You get Movember, and we want you to join The Order team to help raise money for charity. More information about Movember can be found here, and this entire event is for all, regardless of gender. Even if you cannot or do not want to grow a mustache, you can still help! We’ve compiled a list below of all the ways you can join Ready At Dawn, The Order: 1886, and Movember in changing the face of men’s health. Starting November 1st, you can: Start growing a mustache and join our official team on the Movember website. Start “growing†a fake mustache, or draw one across your upper lip, and join our team. Donate either to “The Order†team, or to any of the participants within our team. Follow along with our progress on @RAD_Studios and @TheOrder1886 on Twitter. Take a photo of yourself with a DualShock 4 as a replacement for a mustache and share it with the world, along with a link to our Movember page: http://bit.ly/TheOrderMovember. Don’t forget to tag it with #DS4Movember! To kick off number 5, the co-founders of Ready At Dawn, Ru Weerasuriya and Andrea Pessino, will be the first to show off their own custom DualShock 4 mustaches, ready for #DS4Movember ahead. Will you join us? As a final note, we’ll also have a very special guest joining The Order Movember team, Sir Galahad himself. He’s taken a straight edge to his iconic mustache, and will growing it back throughout the month, all in the name of The Order Movember. He was even gracious enough to provide us with a photo of his clean upper lip, and promised to update his status during Movember. Thank you to everyone for reading this, and we really hope you choose to participate with the team inside Ready At Dawn. Remember that once you join our team, start spreading the word by asking your friends, family, and random internet strangers to donate to Movember, and change the face of men’s health. View the full article
  17. It’s a good time to be an Eorzean. Final Fantasy XIV patch 2.4, Dreams of Ice, has just released, adding new dungeons, the rogue class and ninja job, a new primal battle with long-standing series summon Shiva, The Final Coil of Bahamut — the third and final chapter of FFXIV’s ultimate end-game raid, and countless other tweaks and new features. Square Enix also just announced FFXIV 3.0 Heavensward, a whole new expansion that will add way too much content for me to list in an opening paragraph. Well okay, a few highlights: Dark Knight class! New areas and primals! New playable race! Flying Chocobos and single-rider airships! That’s all coming in Spring 2015. Finally, fans worldwide have had the chance to attend the first-ever FFXIV Fan Festival — recently held in Las Vegas and London, with an upcoming stop in Tokyo. I attended the first of these events, and had the great pleasure of sitting down with Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P to his friends and fans), the producer and director of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. Naoki Yoshida: Thank you so much for taking time to come to the Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festival — our first one — here in Las Vegas. It’s an honor to have you here with us. “It’s all because the fans have supported us.†PlayStation.Blog: Thank you for putting this festival together! Many events year-round host hundreds of games, but there are so many people here who are just incredibly passionate about Final Fantasy XIV. NY: It’s been a long road. We went through 1.0 and the trouble there, then into 2.0, and getting here to 3.0 and this Fan Festival… it’s been a crazy ride, but it’s all because the fans have supported us and we thank you for that. PSB: FFXIV is one of the few MMOs to exist on PC and console simultaneously. Is it challenging to keep updates consistent across three platforms? NY: Actually, there aren’t that many challenges, because this is how the game was planned from the beginning. We have our graphics engine, which will work on low-end and high-end machines, so we don’t have to think “Okay, we can implement this but because we have to implement it on PS3 we won’t implement it here.†We don’t need to think about that because it’s been in our plan from the beginning to be able to make something that will work on all of these systems. Now, there are things like, the PS3 has less memory so not as many characters can be displayed on-screen at the same time, but we don’t let that control how we make each patch so we don’t think of it as a challenge. Ravana, a brand-new primal created for Final Fantasy XIV The Dark Knight, a new playable tank class in Heavensward PSB: You just announced a lot of new things here at Fan Fest: Heavensward, more details for upcoming patches… you even talked a bit about 2.5. How do you keep track of all this content? How do you implement these things in such a way that no one aspect of the game becomes unbalanced? NY: We have been planning stuff that’s going to be released now and into 2.5 for over a year. When we made our plan for 2.0, we made that plan all the way to the end of 2.0 as well. Other than ad-libbing new content when we get feedback from players, we pretty much already know what we’re going to do. It’s not like we’re making stuff up as we go and having to do it immediately! Not just what we’re going to release and at what times, but things like when are we going to raise item levels, when are we going to release a new part of the raid, and when we are going to fix or adjust other parts of the raids. So basically we’re going to make sure that the balance isn’t going to break if we do these things, because they’re already in our plans. Maybe we’re making two dungeons at a time — even though from the player’s perspective it looks like we’re making two things at the same time, within our company we have things split up so our devs don’t get confused either. They know “Okay, I’m working on this 2.4 thing,†or “I’m working on this 3.0 thing.†We have this giant task board with all of the tasks and timelines and what people are supposed to do — it’s such a large project that we have more than 10 project managers making sure that everything is getting done on time and that everyone knows what to do. If anyone’s going to be confused, it’s going to be myself. [laughs] PSB: Final Fantasy XIV continues to grow and improve with each update — a couple of my favorite recent additions are Syrcus Tower and Hullbreaker Isle. Is there any content on your personal wishlist you’ve got tucked away, waiting for an opportunity to slip it into the next patch or start working on it? NY: There’s a lot! Thinking of new things to add is our job. There are lots of things we want to do, but the technology isn’t ready yet, or it would take too long to develop and implement. We know players really want to get into Chocobo breeding and raising — there are lots of things like that we know the players want. Programmers have already started working on new things that we’re planning on adding in 2.5. We’ve learned so much over these past few years programming and trying new things in 2.0; we’re going to try a lot more things in 3.0. We have a lot of cool stuff that we’re planning for it, but there are people in this room who don’t want us to say anything, so… [laughs] “We’re going to try a lot more things in 3.0.†PSB: I noticed earlier that while you were on stage you pantomimed playing with a controller — do you normally play with a controller, or with a keyboard and mouse? NY: Because I am the producer and director, it’s my job to show the people of the world that you can beat this difficult content, these difficult duties, with a controller. So at work, whenever I do my checks on new content and duties, it’s always with a controller. So when I was out there playing on the floor with fans, I was playing with a controller. Those guys out there are hardcore, so I knew they’d be watching closely, but I think I did a good job keeping my DPS up. At home I play with a gaming keyboard and mouse, and if you look at my screen it’s just hotbars everywhere [laughs]. But yeah, when it comes down to it, I want to make sure the controller mode works and is usable by all players, so that’s why I test it. The one I don’t use the most is probably a normal keyboard and mouse — I’d probably have a hard time using that. Bismarck, another new primal you’ll battle in Heavensward PSB: You’ve managed to translate a very complex control scheme to an input device with far fewer inputs, and everything still manages to feel intuitive, thanks to some clever control combinations you’ve included. For example: hitting up and down on the D-pad to select party members (which makes healing much easier), or hitting L2 + R1 to cycle through hostile targets. NY: Just to tell you a little more about that controller mode, the idea of how to do it came really quickly with the Cross Hotbar, but it took a lot of time to get it to feel just right. You mentioned the toggling: the first time we had that, doing Cross Hotbars and toggling at the same time, it didn’t work the way we had it so we’d be playing and saying “I can’t do this, we gotta fix this!†Then we’d fix it and get feedback from the players during and after our beta phases, and create something that feels right for everyone. We’ve put a lot of work into it, and for you to tell us that it’s great is one of the best compliments we can get. PSB: Have you explored any enhanced sharing functionality to tap into PS4′s Share button? For instance, a photo mode like some recent games have implemented? NY: We’ve been getting that same kind of feedback from PC users as well. These are your characters, and you want to people to see them! We understand that. Not just for PS4, but for PC as well to have some kind of photo mode to give players more ways to show off their character is definitely something we’re considering. The biggest thing for us is we want all our players to have the same experience. We don’t want there to be any difference in experience between PC and PlayStation. We’ve had a lot of help from Sony to help us achieve that same type of experience, and we want to continue working with Sony to make sure the experiences are as close as possible. PSB: Before I let you go, do you have any parting thoughts for PlayStation fans? NY: Very soon, we’re going to be starting a free trial for both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 players. You just need to download and install the client, and you can play for 14 days up to level 20. Hopefully, this will bring in a lot of people who haven’t played but have been thinking about playing. It will give them a chance to feel the game and experience Final Fantasy XIV and the world of Eorzea. And if you like it, we have this great content in Heavensward coming right up! Stick with the game, and stick with us for adventures in Eorzea and Heavensward. View the full article
  18. Sackboy has always been an avid collector of goodies and costumes, so he’s super-happy for us to tell you today that all of your previously purchased DLC and all of your collected LittleBigPlanet and LittleBigPlanet 2 goodies will be carried forward into LittleBigPlanet 3! Your DLC Collection Carries On!You will be able to bring all of your LittleBigPlanet and LittleBigPlanet 2 Level Packs straight to LittleBigPlanet 3, along with your entire wardrobe of outfits for your Sackboy or Sackgirl! So if you have a whopping collection of goodies that you have purchased over the last six years, you can be rest assured that a simple re-download from LBP3’s in-game store will add your favorite content back into your Popit for use in LittleBigPlanet 3 at no additional cost. Import Your Profile into LittleBigPlanet 3!Not only is it good news for your DLC Collection because if you’re a long-time fan and have played either LittleBigPlanet or LittleBigPlanet 2 previously, you will be able to import all of the goodies that you have collected in those titles to use in LittleBigPlanet 3. That’s right! Every single Costume Piece, Material, Object, Music Track and any other creative goodies that you have collected in your previous adventures with Sackboy will be able to be imported into LittleBigPlanet 3! Your LittleBigPlanet Earth Will Join You, Too!Finally, if you have published any LittleBigPlanet or LittleBigPlanet 2 levels previously, you will be able to find them on your ever-familiar LittleBigPlanet Earth within LittleBigPlanet 3 so that you can pick up exactly where you left off with your published creations. Best of all, if you have any custom content that you want to transfer from your PS3 to LittleBigPlanet 3 on PS4, you can publish levels containing this content in Prize Bubbles so that your Sackboy or Sackgirl can visit these levels to pick your goodies up for your latest creations on PS4! One of our biggest goals with LittleBigPlanet 3 on both PS3 and PS4 was to ensure that all of your previous hard work and item collections would carry over into the latest instalment in the series, so we’re very happy to be able to bring this news to you today. If that was a lot to take in and you feel that you may need some additional guidance on how exactly to transfer your goodies to LittleBigPlanet 3, don’t worry — you will be able to find a full set of instructions in our FAQ section on LittleBigPlanet.com, closer to launch! View the full article
  19. Last month, we announced the Silver Wired Stereo Headset featuring 7.1 virtual surround sound, custom audio modes and a retractable boom mic all for $69.99 (MSRP). Today, I am excited to announce that the Silver headset is rolling out to retailers now. The Silver headset is lightweight with breathable ear cushions for hours of gameplay, a retractable boom mic for voice chat while playing online, and a remote control USB connector that allows you to connect directly to your PS4 to take advantage of the headset’s built-in features, outlined below. Immersive 7.1 virtual surround sound In-line volume and mic controls Custom audio modes created by developers specifically for PlayStation games As with all of the official PlayStation headsets, the Silver headset is compatible with PlayStation Vita and many mobile devices with the 3.5mm jack. I’m also thrilled to announce that a Far Cry 4 custom audio mode is on the way for the Silver headset, as well as the Gold and PULSE Elite Wireless headsets via the free Headset Companion App. Additionally, custom audio modes for inFAMOUS Second Son, Watch_Dogs, Destiny and The Last of Us are all on the way for the Silver headset. Pick up the Silver Wired Stereo Headset and stay tuned for more information on developer-created custom audio modes coming to PlayStation headsets. View the full article
  20. Forget the pumpkin spice lattes, Halloween is all about scaring the bejesus out of yourself and those around you. So what better way to celebrate than turning the lights off, grabbing a headset or turning up your surround system (essential for the full immersive experience) and starting up P.T. – it’s free to download on PS Store! Sure, you can watch the countless videos populating the internet of horrified gamers, but there’s nothing more satisfying than completing the game yourself and obtaining that ‘I Played P.T. to the End and Survived‘ kudos. It’s an experience you won’t forget. If you’re too terrified to try P.T. out, or have dipped your toe into the game but need a bit of guidance, let me hold your hand and give you a few hints and tips! Firstly, you’ll notice that P.T. plays in a loop: you’ll visit the same corridor, but each time something will be different. You should take the time to inspect and interact with everything: pictures on the walls, items on the floor. Listen closely and pay attention, the devil is in the details after all. Did a door just open? And don’t forget to look up… Each time you discover something you will be allowed to proceed to the ‘next level’. If you run around and around that dreaded corridor, afraid to take a closer look at the clues, you’ll never get anywhere. So take a deep breath and become familiar — extremely familiar — with your surroundings. Some of the methods to ‘unlock’ the secrets of P.T. can be a little tricky; many people have completed the game simply through trial and error or by working together. The clues are there, so to help you on your way I can exclusively reveal a transcript of the audio clues — some of which are reverse speech or in a foreign language. TranscriptI walked till I stood one pace before Jack Heart pounding I whispered his name But the night wind stole his voice away In the moment our hands overlap We share in an instant of private darkness His touch, cold as marble Cold, and shivering all over Never moving a step, his hand in mine, I waited for it to pass. And through the mists of waning consciousness I thought I heard a phone ring. You’ve been chosen. So there you have it, a little bit of guidance to get you through the game in one piece (and hopefully, with your sanity!). WARNING: P.T. is seriously creepy, but the only thing that’s stopping you from finishing this game is your own fear and imagination, conquer this and you’ll be fine. After all, it’s only a game… Sleep tight! View the full article
  21. Pre-order here Hi everybody – We are just days away from the launch of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and I wanted to let you know that the PS4 game is now available for pre-load in the U.S., Canada, and Latin America for those of you who pre-ordered the game digitally through PlayStation Store. For PS3 digital pre-order customers, you’ll be able to start pre-load at 10:30am PDT, Saturday, November 1st. You’ll be the first to the fight when Day Zero begins starting 12:00am ET on November 3rd. Just in time for a full day of Double XP! Here are your options for pre-loading Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare: Take no action; Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will begin automatically downloading, provided that “auto-download†has been enabled on your PS4 or PS3. Over the next few days, your system will check for updates and the game will begin downloading by Sunday, in time for the release on Monday. If you can’t wait until then, you can enable the download manually. In PlayStation Store, navigate to the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare game page and click the “download†button. If you haven’t yet preordered, you can preorder and then begin downloading. In addition to the pre-load feature for digital pre-order customers, don’t forget that this game also supports cross-buy so you’ll get both the PS3 and PS4 version of the game. Happy gaming! View the full article
  22. So far, we haven’t revealed much about PlayStation Experience except that a) it’s happening in Las Vegas on December 6th & 7th and it’s going to be an awesome once-in-a-lifetime event for PlayStation fans. So we were delighted to see many loyal PlayStation fans take the leap of faith last week, planning trips to Las Vegas to participate in this very special community event. To those of you who already picked up your tickets — thank you! Your trust has not been misplaced. To those of you waiting on some additional information, I think/hope you’ll be pleased with this post. Today, I’m happy to reveal some of the games and developers you can expect to see at PlayStation Experience — but this is just the start. We’re gearing up for announcements, panels, booths, merchandise, and playable games from these major game studios: On top of that, throughout the show floor there will be more than 80 indie games, each with their own dedicated booth. You can find a list of many of these indie developers on the PlayStation Experience website, but there are a handful that you’ll have to be there to find out about. Across these publishers and developers, you’ll encounter hundreds of titles to play over the course of the weekend. We can also confirm you’ll be playing the following games before they’re released (though there will be plenty more on the way). Battlefield: Hardline Big Fest Bloodborne DC Universe Online — War of the Light Part II and Legends PvE Co-Op Missions Destiny Expansion 1: The Dark Below Dragon Ball Xenoverse Dying Light Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series Grim Fandango Helldivers Journey (PS4) Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris Mortal Kombat X PlanetSide 2 Tales from the Borderlands Tearaway Unfolded The Order: 1886 The Tomorrow Children The Witness The Unfinished Swan (PS4) Until Dawn Stay tuned for more. We will be updating the newly launched PlayStation Experience website with more games and event details leading up to December 6th, so you may want to drop a sweet, sweet bookmark and check back a little later. Of course, as the name of this event implies, there will also be exclusive “PlayStation experiences†only available to attendees. PS4 virtual reality prototype Project Morpheus will make its hands-on (eyes-on?) debut at a stateside consumer event, and we’ll want you all to try out the future of gaming and give us your feedback. We also have something super special planned for No Man’s Sky. I can’t say much, but let’s say that Saturday night should be memorable for those who can attend PlayStation Experience. This is just the beginning. Keep a close eye on PlayStation.Blog in the days ahead for more info on developer panels, exclusive collectables, contests, and community activities over the next few weeks. If you haven’t gotten your tickets, you can do so right here. If you’re locked in and ready to go, join our Facebook event for regular updates leading up to the show. See you all in Vegas! View the full article
  23. It’s been in the works for years. We’ve been hinting at it for months. Today the day finally arrives. The Naughty Dog shop is now open for your enjoyment and perusal! We have some pretty cool items readily available: From the Ellie’s Fall hoodie to the Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End map shirt and all other cool things, this is just the starting assortment of merchandise we’ve been developing. Drop in and buy what you love. Share with your friends and family what you want (the holidays are coming!). We’ll be rolling out more merchandise as the year moves along so check back often. If you missed out on getting the limited edition version of The Art of Naughty Dog during our 30th Anniversary Art show now is your chance to get a copy before it’s sold out for good: There’s a lot more in store. If you don’t see the size you need let us know. If there’s a shirt or item you’d like to see in a unisex or ladies’ or men’s cut, let us know. If you think a v-neck of a t-shirt would be awesome, let us know that, too. If you want a deep double v-neck, well, that’s not likely but we want to hear from you anyway. Once you receive your merch be sure to upload your photos using #NDShop to your social channels. We’ll be retweeting and re-posting up some of your pictures and can’t wait to hear what you have to say about our latest gear and apparel. This is just the start of something really cool for our fans and our PlayStation family. We’ve partnered with ThinkGeek Solutions to bring this to life and there’s a lot more in development. Stay tuned for more information and exciting news in the coming months. Happy shopping! View the full article
  24. It’s been a while since our last post on PlayStation.Blog, but we’re back with exciting news: the PS4 release of Ironclad Tactics has been confirmed for early 2015! In case this is the first time you’re hearing about it, Ironclad Tactics is a fast-paced, card-based tactics game set in the American Civil War… with robots! Although it’s reminiscent of the tactics games and collectible card games that we’re all familiar with, we’ve done a lot to make it fast-paced, streamlined, and completely free from microtransactions. It’s also completely co-op enabled, allowing you to easily switch between playing solo or with a friend over the internet. The exciting news doesn’t stop there, though. When Ironclad Tactics releases on PS4 in early 2015, it will include all of the add-on campaigns available for the game. You’d normally have to pay for those! Explore the untold backstory of Dmitry in Ironclad Tactics’ first add-on campaign, Ironclad Tactics: The Rise of Dmitry. With eight new missions, including the six-stage “Fort Phantom Ridge†gauntlet mission, you’ll unlock up to eighteen new cards, including Dmitry’s fearsome army of transforming ironclads! The steam-powered automatons of the American Civil War make their way to Europe in Ironclad Tactics: Blood and Ironclads. With eight new missions, two new full-sized armies, and a challenging WAR! mode, you’ll unlock up to twenty four new cards from the French and German Empires! We’re super excited to be bringing one of our best games to the PS4, and hope you’re looking forward to it too. View the full article
  25. Hello there, everyone. Sam Mullen here, North American Localization Producer for the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA series, and I’m here to talk to you today about some of the things we have coming up for the international launch of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd on PS3 and PS Vita. We released the first Project DIVA F title last year, and now we’re back with the release of its sequel, coming to stores on November 18th in packaged and digital formats in North America and Latin America, and on November 21st in Europe and the rest of the world. We released the first title last year to a strong fan response — we can’t thank you enough for being so supportive of this franchise here in the West. For those of you who don’t know Hatsune Miku yet, she is the world’s most popular virtual singer and our Project DIVA rhythm game series lets you play along with her most iconic music on your PS3 and PS Vita. The game also offers a variety of game modes and customization options, because with Hatsune Miku it’s all about creativity, user-created content and great music. If any of you out there are keeping tabs on Japan, you may be aware that they are having regular releases of post-launch downloadable content for the Japanese version of the game. I am happy to announce that we are going to be offering the same downloadable content to our Western fans. Yes, all the content that Japan has been getting, such as new costume modules like Rin and Len’s Alparkas and new rhythm game songs like Look This Way, Baby?, Aikotoba, and Sekiranum Graffiti – you’re all going to get that, too! We will be releasing content every two weeks or so for nearly six months straight! There will be three types of downloadable content after launch for Project DIVA F 2nd: UI Skins: $0.99, but free for the first 39 days after release Costume Modules: $1.99 each Rhythm Game Songs: $2.99 each Now I know there are a lot of Project DIVA mega-fans out there. I’ve met many of you on our tours around the US this year. So we’ve put together some special sales initiatives for those of you who just want it all. And there’s not even a line to stand in! Song Club ($29.99) Will give you access to the entire lineup of post-launch Rhythm Game Songs. Costume Club ($69.99) Will give you access to our full roster of post-launch Costume Modules. You’ll save more than 25% compared to individual purchases! It all starts rolling out on PlayStation Store December 9th, 2014, with the first Costume Modules. This is the biggest DLC rollout SEGA has ever released; the amount of content here is staggering. All the downloadable content is cross-buy enabled, so grabbing it on one platform gives you access to the same content on the other. So the choice is yours: Join the club and go all-in, or hand pick your favorite individual content. View the full article

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