PSN: Lost Planet 2, Ninja Gaiden demos

By Tom Bramwell Published 25 September, 2009

Plus Fallout 3: Broken Steel and more.

Sony has updated the PlayStation Store and the highlights are Lost Planet 2 and Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 demos for PS3 and the long-awaited first downloadable content for the PS3 version of Fallout 3 - the Broken Steel pack that ups the level cap.

You may have noticed that Broken Steel is coming out of sequence (it was preceded by Operation: Anchorage and The Pitt on PC and Xbox 360), but the increase in level cap was deemed good enough reason to bump it up the order. Read what we thought of it in our Broken Steel review.

The Lost Planet 2 demo is the same as the one released on Xbox a little while ago, which means you get to muck about with four-player co-op.

Check out the rest of the PSN additions below, and the European PlayStation blog also has details of special offers on certain Guitar Hero World Tour downloads, which are far too much effort to copy and paste here. Enjoy.

PS3 Games

  • Heavy Weapon (£6.29 / €7.99)

PS3 Demos

  • Lost Planet 2
  • Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2
  • The Punisher: No Mercy

PS3 Game Content

  • Batman: Arkham Asylum - Prey in the Darkness (free)
  • Fallout 3: Broken Steel (£7.99 / €9.99)
  • Guitar Hero 5 - "Dull Life" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs (£1.59 / €1.99)
  • Guitar Hero 5 - "Geeks Were Right" by The Faint (£1.59 / €1.99)
  • Guitar Hero 5 - "Munich" by Editors (£1.59 / €1.99)
  • Guitar Hero 5 - Yeah Yeah Yeahs/TheFaint/Editors Track Pack (£4.39 / €5.49)
  • Madden NFL 10 - AFL Legacy Pack (£5.25 / €6.59)
  • Rock Band - Pearl Jam's Backspacer album (£9.19 / €11.25)
  • Rock Band - Tracks from Pearl Jam's Backspacer (£0.99 / €1.49 each)
  • Rock Band - Anvil Pack 01 (£2.49 / €3.99)
  • Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 - Sheshan (£4.69 / €5.99)
  • UFC 2009 Additional Fighters (£3.19 / €3.99)

PSP Games

  • Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (£23.99 / €29.99)
  • Colin McRae DiRT 2 (£23.99 / €29.99)

PSP Game Content

  • Prinny: Can I Really Be The Hero? - Li'l Asagi Comes Home (£3.19 / €3.99)
  • Rock Band Unplugged - "Flathead" by The Fratellis (£0.99 / €1.49)
  • Rock Band Unplugged - "Wake Up Dead" by Megadeth (£0.99 / €1.49)
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Comments (11) Latest comment 2 years ago

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  • Murton #1 2 years ago

    Not a bad set of releases this time round and it's great for those that still care to finally get Broken Steel, it is a shame however that after being screwed out of the content in the first place by Bethesda's shady dealings with MS that we get screwed again by a near 20% price hike. The 360 price for the DLCs was £6.70 each but for us it's going to £7.99 and several months late to boot? Bad show Bethesda, bad show.
    Edited by 1 at 25/09/09 @ 09:05

  • Joco84 #2 2 years ago

    Gonna give the Fallout packs a miss until I can fully commit to playing Fallout 3. I've been so busy I've still not got out of the damn bunker!!!

  • jonfon #3 2 years ago

    "Gonna give the Fallout packs a miss until I can fully commit to playing Fallout 3. I've been so busy I've still not got out of the damn bunker!!!"

    You mean the Bunker at the very start? You have been busy!

    I hope you've at least managed to get out of your mom?

    (for anyone who hasn't played the game that's not a cheap "your mom" joke. The very first scene involves you getting born! Although there may be a small amount of cheap "your mom" joke involved too)

  • chessboxer #4 2 years ago

    The Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 demo was better than I expected (after hearing complaints about NG2) although some of the camera angles could do with some serious tweaking. I will be buying this.

  • laudy #5 2 years ago

    "The Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 demo was better than I expected "

    Agreed, although I hope we'll be able to change the blood settings, I don't want to see that purple haze when heads come off etc...

  • GundamJehutyKai #6 2 years ago

    NG2 demo was indeed much better than I anticipated, but the camera is still awful. And Ryu's stage was slightly different from what I remember on the 360. I'm an ayane fanboy so anything with her his welcome. Shame that they didn't make the team mission online enabled.

    And the Lost planet 2 demo does differ from the 360 version slightly in that they tacked on a couple of preceding areas before the big boss fight. Doesn't really add much tho...

  • el_pollo_diablo #7 2 years ago

    Going by the demo, Lost Planet 2 appears to be utter cobblers.

  • Edz72 #8 2 years ago

    Are Eurogamer planning to ever review PSN games?

    Still waiting for their PSN review of Trine and Ultra Bomberman?

  • FenderMaster #9 2 years ago

    i must be the only one who thought the ninja gaiden demo sucked, and liked the lost planet demo... what are you supposed to do when you run out of ammo though?

  • Cpt_McOneball #10 2 years ago

    I really don't want to start a flame war here, I think it's great PSN is getting these demos, but how come they come out later than XBL? Is it a technical limitation or some sort of legal problem?

  • Machiavellian #11 2 years ago

    When in doubt follow the money trail