MotorStorm and BIA demos on PSN
DLC for TW09, EoJ, other abbreviations.
Sony has updated the PlayStation Store with PS3 demos of MotorStorm: Pacific Rift and Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway, neither of which ask you for a penny.
The MotorStorm demo (617MB) features the Rain God Spires track and can be played offline on your own or with a friend in split-screen.
We're not sure what's in the Brothers in Arms demo, despite scouring the Sony US blog to dig up the post when it came out there two weeks ago (interesting detail: 1.21GB), and the Ubisoft website and that. What we do know is it's the same as the 360 one.
Besides those two, there's some downloadable add-ons for Eye of Judgement ("Set 3", which goes for GBP 6.99 / EUR 9.99, and Biolith Rebellion SET.2 and SET.3 Combo Pack for GBP 10.49 / EUR 14.99), and the Firestone Country Club for Tiger Woods 09 (GBP 4.99 / EUR 7.99).
Rock Band fans, meanwhile, can content themselves with Motley Crue's Dr Feelgood album, for which individual tracks are GBP 0.99.
Finally, there's a Killzone 2 multiplayer theme and Far Cry 2, PAIN and Tom Clancy's EndWar trailers.
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The US Store does have some very nice free themes though for Silent Hill: Homecoming and Eternal Sonata along with individual wallpapers for both games too. The theme and wallpapers for the latter are especially nice, particularly as the game's artwork is so beautiful anyway. There's also a Valkyrie Chronicles one but I thought it looked a bit naff and blurry. Still all free so one shouldn't complain.
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I agree... but remember: the demo is 100% the same as the demo on Qore last month and is based on a old beta build and the dull level is not showing the new gameplay elements (fire, lava, water, etc).
According to the 1UP podcast, the later builds are MUCH better looking.
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Still will hope that the later builds realise the potential better and ramp up the gameplay pleasures.
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I agree.
Why do demos always feature lame environments. It's like they want to save some of the coolest shit for the game. Which is fine as an idea, but doesn't sell me the game.
Just look at SW Force Unleashed. Lame factory Death star setting, Blue Dragon, whoa, factory level. This, gray rocky level, etc.
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I agree. A bad way of selling the game.
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Did anyone else had problems?
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Yes, we all had problems. And 80020317 is Sony saying in hexadecimal "sorry, the service is unavailable, please try again later". It's just easier to display 80020317 as it uses less characters, it more succinct and to the point.
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Id be more than happy with two demo's every week.
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Maybe they're doing some jingamig to make it look like it's faster than it actually is.
EDIT:
Oh, and on the Polish store the Motorstorm demo sometimes appears on the main page, but it doesn't appear at all in the Latest category. They must have had some serious problems with the Store yesterday
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@dominalien - MotorStorm ran at 30 fps so I presume the sequel does too, feels the same to me. The use of motion-blurring probably hides it as it did with PGR 3 and 4 on the 360, also 30 fps games. I did see tearing in the first game from time to time so I don't think the game is always locked at 30 fps but disables v-sync if the framerate threatens to drop too low. I suspect it will be the same in the sequel too, especially as it will have 2-4 player split screen modes.
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They should of allowed bikes to flip, which is the only thing that was missing in the 1st.