PlayStation Network News

PlayStation Plus continues to impress with its monthly updates to the Instant Game Collection. September's offerings are especially noteworthy.

Majesco knows that all the cool kids these days want indie games. That's why it's launching a new publishing label focused entirely on signing indie games.

Rain is coming on October 1 for $14.99, Sony has announced. Pre-ordering by September 30 will net you some bonuses like themes, avatars, and a musical montage.

Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus creative Director Brian Allgeier shows off some of the weapons and gadgets in the game, as it attempts to go back to a simpler single-player focused time of the series.

The Wolf Among Us will be released episodically, with Telltale aiming to release a new episode every month after launch. The team is currently aiming for a late September and early October release on PC, Mac, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

All five episodes of Telltale's The Walking Dead arrive on Vita today, along with the 400 Days DLC and the full Vita bundle.

KickBeat comes with 18 licensed tracks, but if that's not enough, Zen Studios demonstrates a feature that allows players to import their own music.

Spelunky's long-awaited PlayStation debut has been dated. Derek Yu's dig 'n die simulator will be available as a Cross-Buy title for PS3 and PS Vita on 8/27.

Fans have noticed that Payday 2 is missing safehouse customization and Cloaker enemies, but Overkill promises those features are still coming.

Arc System Works is best known for developing fighting games like Guilty Gear and BlazBlue, but it also publishes them. For those who fancy a face-puncher starring goths, chefs and vampires, Arc's bringing the PlayStation 3 port of arcade fighter Chaos Code westward via PSN.

DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket will no longer be offered on PlayStation 3, just two years after the service debuted on the console.

Here's the first gameplay footage of Fables: The Wolf Among Us, the new game from The Walking Dead developer Telltale Games.

Tearaway for Vita is the next game from Media Molecule, creators of LittleBigPlanet. So the Powers that Be at Sony Marketing knew that it was time unleash SYNERGY.

You may have missed it during the hubbub of E3, but Namco Bandai announced a "Plus" version of its excellent arcade revamp, Pac-Man Championship Edition DX. It's coming to PC, and it'll include all this stuff for free.

Q-Games is releasing a PlayStation 3 music visualizer app next week, based on the visualizers in Pixeljunk 4am.