PAIN hitting US PSN this week
Early January in Euroland.
Sony has said that PAIN - Idol Minds' quirky game about flinging people into a city and watching them get knocked silly by skyscrapers - will be released on the PlayStation Store this Thursday in the US.
What of Europe? According to associate producer Jason Coker, "Looks like our friends in Europe are ready for PAIN, and I'm happy to report that we are working on getting the European release out ASAP."
So that's the non-answer answer. And it may well be that we don't see it immediately, as Sony's most recent announcement of upcoming European Store content listed the game as December.
Update bit: Sony UK has now gotten back to us and explained that the game has actually slipped a bit in Europe, and won't be with us until "early January", so watch out for it then (or buy it with a US credit card). Updatey bit ends.
When it launches in the US, we also know it will cost USD 9.99. Senior producer Travis Williams, in a separate post, commented that he believes PAIN "is a lot of game for that price".
According to the official website FAQ, there will also be "new content monthly and quarterly".
Check out our PAIN PS3 gamepage for more, including screenshots and trailers.
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Looked simple and short lived to me from the video.
But in the comments section of the blog some people have made the same comment and the devs have replied there is much more to it than just throwing a guy from a catapult (paraphrasing the devs here).
So will need to wait & see on that one before deciding (I will anyway since I'm in the EU! haha! *cries*)
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Yes - I live in Denmark and have bought stuff on the US Store with my Visa card.
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Or, I'll just but it with my swedish Visa wich works just fine on the US store as well.
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The fact we still go back to it week after week when we have the spangly Flatout Ultimate Carnage versions on the 360 says loads. I do like the stuff on FO:UC - particularly stuff like stone skipping, cards and field goal. It's just the original high jump is great. Plus it tracks high scores for hotseat play - which is criminally missing from FO:UC.
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For 10 bucks, it looks like a lot of post pub casual gamer fun, particularly with (so it seems) a bunch of different game modes like bowling.
And hell - exploding monkeys? Sold!
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