Sega offers double the demo in this week’s North American PlayStation Store update, with the Yakuza 3 and Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing demos leading the charge of new and interesting things to download to your PlayStation 3.
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PlayStation Store Update: Kazuma Kiryu & Ryo Hazuki All-Stars Racing [North America]
“Part cat, part girl – and fully lethal.” That’s how Krome Studios’ press release describes the heroine of the upcoming Blade Kitten , a two-part, downloadable arcade action game coming to the PS3 this Spring. The anime-inspired game is based off a comic of the same name, created by Krome Studios co-founder Steve Stamatiadis. A gameplay trailer will debut later tonight exclusively on Spike TV’s GameTrailers TV.
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Blade Kitten coming to PSN this spring
Confirming an earlier GameFly listing , Askys Games has announced that BlazBlue Portable will be hitting, juggling and then pulverizing the US in a succession of 673 extra-dimensional laser punches this March. The PSP version of the frenetic fighter will be available via UMD at first, and then the PlayStation Store approximately two weeks later.
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BlazBlue Portable confirmed for US retail, PlayStation Store
So much to see and do this week on the North American version of the PlayStation Store .
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PlayStation Store Update: VIII + 5 + 40 [North America]
French developer Golgoth Studio captured our attention this October when it announced it was working on a complete high-def remake of the classic arcade game, Toki . However, today Joystiq learned that Microsoft has decided against publishing the remake itself and has invited the indie dev to find another publisher willing to put the game on its platform.
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Golgoth forced to find Toki HD publisher for XBLA
“Yes, there was an issue with the original download,” a Sony Europe spokesperson has told Eurogamer .
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Sony replaces faulty Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines download
Though yesterday’s Sony investor’s conference featured a concerning reference to the PSN’s “new revenue stream from subscription,” another slide from the presentation seems to indicate that the platform is already making money hand over fist. According to the slide (seen above), the company has set a lofty goal for the current fiscal year: It expects the PSN to bring in ¥50 billion (roughly $561 million) in revenue by the end of FY 2009.
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Sony expects PSN to pull in 50 billion yen in FY 2009
It’s been over a year since Sony America and Japan debuted video delivery services for the PlayStation Store. Today, the long-delayed feature finally makes its way to Europe. The service will launch in France, Germany, Spain and the UK today, with other countries to follow in 2010
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PSA: PlayStation Video Service expands to Europe today
Just when we were really starting to wonder, Frima Studio dropped a note on PlayStation Blog to cease our concern. A new PSP mini, Frima’s Zombie Tycoon, will be released later today as part of SCEA’s weekly PSN update
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Zombie Tycoon reanimates PSP minis movement today
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