Shank and MotorStorm 3D in PSN update
Plus MAG "Persistent Beta" and more.
Sony has updated the PlayStation Store with a range of treats including Shank, MotorStorm 3D Rift and a new "Persistent Beta client" for MAG.
Klei Entertainment's Shank, published by EA, came out on Xbox Live Arcade yesterday as well and costs £9.99 / €12.99 on PSN. You run around a vibrant 2D world killing people, which is alright with us.
MotorStorm 3D Rift, meanwhile, allows you to play 10 of Pacific Rift's tracks in 3D if you have the equipment. It's a free trial but then you need to fork over a tenner.
As for the MAG Persistent Beta client, it's a means of letting fans of the game test new features before they are rolled out to the whole community. You will need a copy of MAG to get involved.
Elsewhere in the update, there's PixelJunk Racers 2nd Lap, and a trial-and-unlock version of Joe Danger, so you can have a crack on the 2D bike stunt-'em-up before deciding whether or not to buy it. We recommend it as you may remember.
Check out the full line-up of PlayStation Store content below. Well, most of it - we left out wallpapers and Rock Band nonsense, which you can read about on the PlayStation Blog if you're so inclined.
PS3 Games
- Joe Danger (free trial then £9.99 / €12.99)
- MAG Persistent Beta client (free for MAG owners)
- MotorStorm 3D Rift (free trial then £9.99 / €12.99)
- PixelJunk Racers 2nd Lap (£6.29 / €7.99)
- Shank (free trial then £9.99 / €12.99)
PS3 Demos
- Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 (free)
PS3 Downloadable Content
- Mafia II - The Betrayal of Jimmy (free with new copies, or £6.29 / €7.99)
- Naughty Bear - Episode 8: X-Bears (free)
PSP Games
- Pinball Heroes High Speed Pack (£7.99 / €9.99)
PSP Essentials
- Marvel Super Hero Squad (£7.99 / €9.99)
- MX vs. ATV Untamed (£7.99 / €9.99)
- Spongebob Squarepants: The Yellow Avenger (£7.99 / €9.99)
- The Sims 2 (£7.99 / €9.99)
- Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command (£7.99 / €9.99)
PS3/PSP minis
- Fort Commander: King's Gambit (£3.49 / €3.99)
- Hive Sweeper (£3.49 / €3.99)
PSone for PS3/PSP
- Disney and Pixar's Toy Story Racer (£5.49 / €6.99)
You may also like...
-
Everybody's Golf Vita Review
-
Remedy's message to Alan Wake PC pirates: "enjoy the story!"
-
Why Can't Games Do Sex?
-
Warp Review
-
The Kickstarter Conundrum
-
Assassin's Creed 3 release date announced
-
Dear Esther Review
-
NCsoft confirms Guild Wars 2 on console
-
Full-length Far Cry 3 cinematic trailer
-
Alan Wake PC version footage
-
Notch downplays Psychonauts 2 funding offer
-
Double Fine Adventure is DRM free, has English voiceover
-
Japan PlayStation Vita sales at lowest ever weekly total
-
Huge range of PlayStation 2 Classics storm European PlayStation store
-
Bethesda knew Skyrim had "a bad memory situation" on PS3
-
Indie game Dear Esther profitable in less than six hours
-
UFC Undisputed 3 Review
-
Syndicate launch trailer blasts out the dubstep
-
Assassin's Creed Revelations getting Desmond single-player DLC
-
Ubisoft and TrackMania dev announce ShootMania Storm
-
App of the Day: Tongue Tied!
-
The Walking Dead screenshots shamble in
-
Solitaire Blitz Preview: Why PopCap's Approach to Facebook Gaming is Anything But Casual
-
Valve selling a virtual Team Fortress 2 ring for $100
-
Bethesda on Skyrim's viewable Morrowind, Cyrodiil: "maybe we'll use it one day"









Comments (14) Latest comment 1 year ago
Comments threads automatically close after 30 days, but please feel free to continue chatting on the forum!
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Ah, so it's bad because it was what you thought it was going to be? Right ...
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
According to the IGN review Shank only lasts around three hours or less anyway. I really enjoyed the demo - besides not usually being a fan of side scrolling beat-em-ups - so I'm awfully tempted to buy the full game, even if it is short (and even if I suck so much at this genre that I might not even be able to make it all the way through
Comment below viewing threshold Show