Everyday Shooter, GH3 tracks on PSN

By Robert Purchese Published 14 February, 2008

Everybody's Golf PS3 demo, too.

Riff: Everyday Shooter leads the weekly PlayStation Store update this week, but you should already know that if you glue your face to Eurogamer.

It costs GBP 4.99 and is well worth the money, as Tom pointed out in his review.

Of note elsewhere are demos for Patapon - a week earlier than expected - fresh WipEout Pulse tracks for GBP 2.99, and a Classic Rock Pack for Guitar Hero 3 that costs GBP 3.99.

Inside that are "Juke Box Hero" by Foreigner, "Any Way You Want It" by Journey, and "Peace of Mind" by Boston.

All the rest looks like an enticing demo of Everybody's Golf World Tour PS3, and an update for Feel Ski. There's a demo of SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 2 on PSP, which might be a little less exciting.

Oh, there are some videos for Conflict: Denied Ops (our review will be here very soon - we're just trying to talk Ellie down off the ledge) and Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII, as well as a Resident Evil 5 wallpaper and Super Stardust HD Theme.

As ever, everything that's on the PS3 is accessible through the PSN Store, while PSP content is grabbed via the PC Store website.

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About Robert Purchese

Bertie is Eurogamer's Senior Staff Writer. When he's not hunting down news stories he's often found playing with his kids or gabbling about fantasy games and strange online worlds.

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Comments (14) Latest comment 4 years ago

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  • cawley1 #1 4 years ago

    First! But I still think it is only another pretty twin-stick shooter!

  • Agent_Llama #2 4 years ago

    Patapon demo isn't there.

  • JediMasterMalik #3 4 years ago

    It's on the PC store.

  • Toothball #4 4 years ago

    Oh, still no Wild Arms.

  • levis #5 4 years ago

    Something worth downloading. first time in ages!

  • jonsaan #6 4 years ago

    Ooooh, what's the feel ski update then?

  • KreyAtiv #7 4 years ago

    What a surprise, still no PAIN.

  • wayn3h #8 4 years ago

    i want gh3 tracks for the pc version..

    sort it out!

  • DAN.E.B #9 4 years ago

    Didnt everybodys golf come out ages ago?
    Or is this a sequel?

  • septimus #10 4 years ago

    Wow, that was a waste of £5.... it's not a chilled games, nor is it frantic. It's just... crap. /sigh

  • ozallez #11 4 years ago

    EVERYBODY'S GOLF!!! Nice

  • Agent_Llama #12 4 years ago

    Is the Patapon demo going to be on the PSN store? Have a Mac. Why isn't it on the PSN store? How silly.

  • 3william56 #13 4 years ago

    "I still think it is only another pretty twin stick shooter"

    Have you played it? Halo or Half Life are just another FPS, if you don't look beyond the basics. Nucleus and Blast Factor are just pretty (ish) twin sticks, but 10 minutes with this shows it's a whole bunch more.

    @Septimus - sounds like you really gave it a long go huh?

    See, things like this are why I went back to the Playstation - I just couldn't see things like Pain (eventually) ES, Fl0w or LBP being released by Microsoft. Sure, they have Geo Wars etc., and it's great, but it's still a very conventional presentation. Guitar music for a shooter? It's like R-Type where the R stands for Radiohead. Maybe they could rebrand it as OK Computer - the Game.

    One thing not mentioned in the review though, is that because it's based on music tracks, there's very little audio cues from your actions, except a quiet guitar twang instead of an explosion. Couple that to your pixel sized ship/gun/thing, and there's a big lack of feedback, and it's easy to lose yourself in the mayhem. Never really realised how important the sounds in Startdust HD are. And it would be a better game (IMHO) if they locked the ship/gun/thingo in the centre of the screen like Stardust and scrolled around - it's the only real way you'd be able to keep track of yourself.

    Still - stylish, original, fun, hard, brilliant. 12 bucks well spent.

  • DrDamn #14 4 years ago

    @3william56
    Have to echo a particular sentiment you have expressed there. Certain games I like - in terms of style and content - I can only see coming on Playstation formats. Stuff like LBP would have put money on being a game coming to PS3 from a single screen shot because of the style and look. Hard to pin point what it is exactly, but it's there. Maybe I'm just suckered in by branding :)