PlayStation Network News

An HD version of Sonic Adventure 2 has been announced for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.

Capcom's bringing an HD version of its vintage fighting game JoJo's Bizarre Adventure to Xbox 360 and PS3 for $20--not to be confused with the recently-announced new JoJo game Namco Bandai has Cyberconnect2 working on.

Fans of Asian cinema have two new apps to look forward to on the PlayStation 3.

11 Bit's decent tower-offense game Anomaly: Warzone Earth will come to PlayStation 3 too, developer 11 Bit Studios has announced, with shiny new split-screen co-op.

Would you be interested in a game that did away with dungeon crawling and puzzle solving--and offered only boss battles? That's the premise of Malicious, a Japanese action game hitting the PSN in two weeks.

Want to pick up Counter-Strike: Global Offensive for cheap? You may want to pick up the PS3 version, as it's part of a returning summer promotion called "PSN Play."

Fans of synesthesia have yet another psychedelic music game to look forward to. Dyad will be available on PS3 next week for $14.99.

Telltale has announced a follow-up to its currently ongoing adventure game based on The Walking Dead.

The latest HD remaster from the house of Sonic is the Saturn classic, Nights into Dreams. The digital re-release will be available on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, and Windows PC this fall.

While Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD combines the first two games in the franchise in one high-definition mash-up, Activision has already announced plans to release content from THPS3 as DLC. The $5 add-on will also include the ability to revert.

Sure, there are tons of downloadable co-op arcade shooters on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network. But how many of them let you play as Sylvester Stallone, Dolph Lundgren, Terry Crews, and Jet Li?

Classically styled strategy RPG Rainbow Moon is coming on July 10 for $14.99. PlayStation Plus users will get a 20% discount for the first two weeks.

The next episode of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead is shambling onto digital services this week.

Digital Reality and Grasshopper Manufacture's shmup baby, Sine Mora, is no longer an Xbox-exclusive. The shooter will hit PlayStation Network--on both Vita and PS3.

Paying $100 for both PS3 and Vita versions of a game may not be attractive to many gamers. However, Sony may have figured out a way to give more gamers access to crossplay features.