Another nourishing update has made its way onto the PSN Store for the many hungry PS3 users. This week sees the release of the much touted Megaman 10, a mini delight in the form of Rocket Racers and the usual wealth of never ending special offers and downloadable content for everyone’s favourite music titles.
Hit the jump for a full run-through of this week’s update.
Following on from the previous Ferrari DLC, Need For Speed: Shift is gearing up for another garage expansion with the release of the Exotic Racing Series Pack. Available on March 18th for 800 points on XBL and $10 on the PSN, the pack will include an additional track known as Riveria, 50 new themed events and the following exotic supercars:
This salivating selection of cars are all showcased in the newly released trailer posted above. Unfortunately, the narrator with the monotone voice seemingly won’t go away.
The steady stream of DLC flowing from Gearbox HQ to support Borderlands since last October has been noteworthy, and it appears their strategy is working so far. Nearly 6 months after release, the IP is still relevant and getting face time in many a disk tray. With their third installment, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, they’re hoping to ensure that the game which Pachter claimed was “sent to die” becomes the game that can’t be killed.
Is Knoxx worth opening Pandora’s box for a third time? Hop in the gunner seat and catch-a-ride with Gamer Limit for the official verdict. As Scooter would say – “This is where the reviews live. Get you one!”.
Resident Evil 5’s newest DLC seeks to flesh out the untold story of just how Jill Valentine escaped the Tricell facility. Of course, she had a little help from her friend, Josh Stone (not to be confused with Joss Stone!).
While Lost in Nightmares served up some old-school survival horror action, Desperate Escape clings to the same intensity of Resident Evil 5, much to the chagrin of slow moving zombie fans. Does Desperate Escape transcend the moniker of “just another typical RE5 mission”? Read on to find out. Read more… »
What comes as no surprise, today BioWare announced that the Cerberus Network for Mass Effect 2 will receive another iteration of free downloadable content at the end of March. Entitled “Firewalker,” the new DLC will put you at the helm of the all new Hammerhead heavy assault vehicle for some brand new missions.
All that matters at this point is one thing: it sure as hell better not play anything like the M35 Mako. Read more… »
For the minuscule number of PS3 owners who aren’t ficcated with Heavy Rain, the latest PSN Store update has been bestowed upon you: this week’s update includes an extended playable demo of Darksiders, a new strategy title under the name of Greed Corp, a dollop of DLC for the likes of Borderlands, MX vs ATV: Reflex and Ferrari Challenge and a PSP demo for another gimmicky card game.
If that load isn’t enough to entice you, you can go back to playing Heavy Rain now. Otherwise, you can find a full roundup of this week’s Store update after the break.
Seeing as how I’m getting ready to spend another $10 on the newest Borderlands‘ DLC pack (The Secret Armory of General Knoxx), I feel more than safe in saying that Gearbox has figured out how to use extra content to their benefit and ours.
Not only does this new DLC push the level cap from fifty to sixty-one, but it introduces new missions, areas, weapons, enemies, vehicles, and class mods to the already robust Borderlands experience. To top it all off, they’ve tweaked the enemy AI so we won’t just be fighting more of the same, and the new areas are supposed to add up to more than twice the size of the Zombie Island of Dr. Ned. All things considered, it sounds like Gearbox has struck gold with General Knoxx.
Resident Evil 5 caused sort of a schism between survival horror and action fans. Although Resident Evil 4already made the fully fledged transition from horror to adventure, a handful of the series’ fans were not happy with the new testosterone-filled, steroid-induced Chris Redfield.
Capcom took some of those criticisms to heart with the new DLC pack Lost in Nightmares. Featuring the mansion from the original game, and more claustrophobic, relaxed gameplay, this new mission will no doubt please a handful of gamers who were disappointed with Resident Evil 5. Read more… »
This week’s PSN Store update brings a helping of notable content to the table, including playable demos for Yakuza 3 and Peggle, some riveting special offers and the usual host of downloadable content for the likes of Assassins Creed II and Resident Evil 5.
Take a peek at this week’s update in full after the break.
A shower of content has been sprayed onto the PSN Store this week, with the official release of the much anticipated demo for Heavy Rain taking center stage – only 2 short weeks left until we can soak in the final game now.
Other highlights include an irresistible special offer for Flower, some hideous Valentines Day themed content for LittleBigPlanet and EyePet and an HD remake of the classic Frogger.
Have a rummage through the entirety of this week’s update after the break.
It’s only been two weeks since Mass Effect 2 was released, but Bioware is already rolling out some new DLC for the game. Starting tomorrow, anyone who’s logged into the Cerberus Network will be able to download the new Cerberus Assault Armor and M-22a Eviscerator Shotgun for free.
Each of these two pieces of equipment will be available at 12PM Mountain Standard Time (February 9th) for the PC and Xbox 360 versions of the game, that way no one feels left out in the cold of space. For complete descriptions of both pieces of equipment, and to see some screen shots, hit the jump. Read more… »
Dragon Age: Origins was a big game. Now, it’s getting even bigger, with the upcoming expansion pack, entitled Awakening. While this is very cool in and of itself, things have gotten even more exciting with the release of some recent trailers for the game, neither clocking in at over a minute long.
The Dangerous Children trailer after the jump seems almost like a survival-horror quest, while the Anders clip appears to be full of humor and badassery. Throw those two together in the same expansion disc, and the world of Dragon Age is looking better than ever. Read more… »
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