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PSN Cards Now at Blockbuster

Thursday, October 2, 2008

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PSN Cards Now at Blockbuster

Gee Sony, think its about time to push these things into stores? The competition is killing you. The pre-paid PlayStation Network cards have been available at Meijer stores (thankfully, right down the street from me) for a little while, but that’s about it. The rest of the populace has been left out in the cold. [...]

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Street Fighter Alpha Coming to PSN

Friday, August 22, 2008

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Street Fighter Alpha Coming to PSN

While it’s not exactly a massive “riot in the streets” type surprise, Street Fighter Alpha is coming to the Playstation Network. An ESRB rating has been up since January. The game is part of the PSOne classics available on the system, and as such, won’t have any new features such as online play. It’s a [...]

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1942 Reborn on Live Arcade and PSN

Sunday, August 3, 2008

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It’s been a long time coming, but the Live Arcade and PlayStation Network will be the recipient of a remake of a classic shooter. Capcom’s 1942 was an arcade shooter released in 1984 into the arcades. It was followed, unsurprisingly, by 1943 in 1987. Both were ported to the NES. Later, multiple games became part [...]

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PS3 - Firmware 2.40 Deatails Leaked

Saturday, July 5, 2008

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PS3 - Firmware 2.40 Deatails Leaked

Details about the coming PS3 Firmware 2.40 are making rounds on the net lately. The most recent confirmed item is, of course, PSN director Eric Lempel’s official announcement that FW 2.40 will include in-game access of the XMB and trophies. Everything aside from that, unfortunately, have been taken from the rumor bin, including (but not [...]

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PSN Staying Free

Saturday, July 5, 2008

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Those worried that with the rapid growth of PlayStation users thanks to some recent major releases (Metal Gear we’re looking at you) that Sony may start charging for use of PSN need not be afraid. PSN Head Eric Lempel has these calming words for you: The fact that it’s free is nice for consumers who [...]

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