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PS Store Updates: PSone Support, Gauntlet II, Ducks!
Sony has updated the PlayStation Store with a number of new additions, including two new games, Super Rub A Dub and Gauntlet II. The former, a just ducky downloadable that looks like a SIXAXIS controlled Super Monkey Ball until you read the reviews. (They stink!) Two downloads are available, a free starter pack and the full game at $6.99. More »
get jiggly with it
Rumor: Calling All Cars Called Back
Over at game forum NeoGAF, everyone's favorite jiggly game dev David Jaffe hints that his downloadable PS3 title Calling All Cars won't be hitting its May 3rd drop date. There are still a few last minute bugs to squash, apparently. According to game blog Game|Life, Gaming-Age editor Jim Cordeira says the game won't be out this week and that Super Rub-a-Dub will be in its place. Note: Jiggly Jaffe himself confirmed the May 3rd release date on a recent blog post. Still, his NeoGAF post after the jump. More »
only in europe
Super Rub A Dub Washes Up On Euro PlayStation Store
European PLAYSTATION 3 owners finally get something first, as the Sumo Digital developed PlayStation Network title Super Rub-A-Dub has been added to their regional Store. More »
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Clip: Super Rub-a-Dub
Not Rub-A-Dub, but SUPER Rub-A-Dub, like Monkey Ball but without the monkey... or balls.
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PlayStation Store Updates (No GTA IV Trailer Here)
Yesterday's Grand Theft Auto IV trailer sparked a ridiculous amount of internet debate, with fans combing over every frame attempting to glean every minute detail from the minute-long clip. The trailer brought web servers to their knees and eventually showed up on the Xbox Live Marketplace. More »
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UK Pricing For PS3 Downloads (Mostly) Set
Pricing for upcoming releases on the PlayStation Network has been set, for the most part, for our friends in the UK. It's okay, guys, unlike other PLAYSTATOIN 3 pricing news, this really won't hurt that bad. Three titles will be available on launch day via the PlayStation Store, Blast Factor ( 3.49), Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection ( 6.99) and Gran Turismo HD (free!). More »
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Harrison: Super Rub-A-Dub Not Our Bowling For Columbine
Newsweek's N'Gai Croal posted part two of his DICE-era interview with Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios boss Phil Harrison, asking if any future Sony-developed games will "change people's view of the kind of subject matter, themes, content, approach that can be taken with games" like, for analogy's sake, Michael Moore documentary "Bowling For Columbine." More »
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