PlayStation European Store Update – 11/9/11
A huge sale on Worms is featured in today’s European PlayStation Store update!
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
EU PlayStation Store Update (20th April 2011)
It’s Wednesday and time for the EU PlayStation Store update. Ross McGrath writes: “First of all – you asked for it, we listened – in the Latest section you’ll find a new tab called ‘New This Week’, which is exactly the way the old Latest section used to be. So if you want to see everything that’s dropped in the update, that’s where you should head first. Don’t say we never do anything for you.” To view the full list of updated content hit the break, and don’t forget to let us know what you think in the comment section.
EU PlayStation Store Update (13th April 2011)
It’s Wednesday and time for the EU PlayStation Store update. Ross McGrath writes: “Hello all – first of all I apologise for not getting around to commenting last week, even the best intentions sometimes get side-tracked by enormous workloads. I am definitely here this afternoon (well, there’s one meeting but I won’t be gone too long) so speak your mind and I will answer – so it is written, so it shall be.” To view the full list of updated content hit the break, and don’t forget to let us know what you think in the comment section.
EU ‘Heads-Up’ Game Store Update – SCEE Spring Offers 2011
In the spirit of Spring, the EU Store is currently holding some discounts on various store titles. Ross McGrath writes: “If you’ve yet to unravel the mysteries of Little Riddle, Relentless have made the first episode of Blue Toad Murder Files absolutely free for the next two weeks. If you find you’re having the time of your life with it, you can also grab the Full Season Upgrade (episodes 2-6) for less than €9.” To view the full list of updated content hit the break, and don’t forget to let us know what you think in the comment section.
Review: Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
The last Prince of Persia game released in 2008, featuring a new cast of characters, a new setting; Hell, it was just a completely different game in general. Despite the huge differences between each series, it was something fresh, even if it had a bunch of poor design decisions. The latest title, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands looks to bring the series back to its successful roots. Does it succeed in bringing the original series to this generation? Or should it remain a thing of the past?