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Don't you hate deals that have a ton of fine print? Thankfully, this one's pretty easy to follow: simply spend $100 on the PlayStation Network this month, and get a $20 credit back next month.
PS+ subscribers should make sure to pick up Borderlands, as that will no longer be available after tomorrow's content update. In its stead will be EA Sports' downloadable arcade game, NFL Blitz.
Poor Naughty Bear. All he wanted was to be friends with his fellow bears and join in their bearscapades, but they didn't like him and his video game was a bit rubbish. Everyone deserves a second chance, though, and his will come soon. Publisher 505 has announced that the downloadable sequel Naughty Bear: Panic in Paradise is coming to PlayStation 3 on October 9 then Xbox 360 the next day.
EastAsiaSoft has announced that it is bringing Rainbow Moon to the Vita sometime in 2013.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back on PlayStation Network, Derrick the Deathfin looms up from the deep to deliver the world's worst papercut. Developer Different Tuna announced that its papercraft swim 'em up will hit PS3 on October 9 for $8. You're gonna need a bigger armchair.
Starting September 25th, three versions of Starhawk will be available to download on the PlayStation Store. The full game (which includes all post-release updates) will be available for $39.99. However, you can also get the single-player and multiplayer modes separately.
Okami HD will land on PlayStation Network on October 30, Capcom confirmed today at the Tokyo Game Show. Running in 1080p and (optionally) supporting PlayStation Move, the revamp of Clover's gorgeous and widely-admired PS2 paint 'em up will cost $20.
As part of its ever-ongoing process to mine out its back catalogue and bask in the fading glow of former glories, Sega today announced that the HD-ified ports of Sonic Adventure 2 and Nights Into Dreams will launch in the first week of October. Sega also confirmed that Nights will include the promo game Christmas Nights.
If you've played Dynasty Warriors, then you already know what to expect. One Piece: Pirate Warriors is yet another iteration using Omega Force's reliable formula--this time, featuring One Piece characters.
It's no fun, having no idea if cool games are coming to your favourite platform, waiting and hoping that one day they'll be brought over. Chin up, you downtrodden consoleers, Re-logic's digging-building-crafting-killing sandbox Terraria is indeed coming to consoles too, having sold a whopping 1.6 million copies on PC. The downloadable release on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 is lined up for early 2013.
