Playstation News Update: 2015

October 18, 2015

Flash Sale Now: Survival Deals

Hi everyone! Halloween is right around the corner, and we’re getting into the spirit with discounts on scary-good titles. From survival games to spooky side-scrollers and post-apocalyptic RPGs – save up to 85% with our October Flash Sale deals.

Head over to PlayStation Store through the weekend to pick up games like Metro Redux, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, Don’t Starve: Giant Edition, as well as films like World War Z and more.
Check out the full lineup, but don’t wait too long – our Survival Deals Flash Sale ends Monday, October 19th.

Games

Title	Platform	Sale Price	Original Price
Badland: Game Of The Year Edition	PS4	$4.80	$11.99
Bastion	PS4	$6.00	$14.99
Don’t Starve: Console Edition	PS4	$4.50	$14.99
Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture	PS4	$8.00	$19.99
Godzilla	PS4	$24.00	$59.99
Limbo	PS4	$4.00	$9.99
Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut	PS4	$2.00	$9.99
Lords Of The Fallen	PS4	$21.00	$59.99
Metro Redux	PS4	$12.50	$49.99
Race The Sun	PS4	$3.50	$9.99
Saints Row Gat Out Of Hell	PS4	$8.00	$19.99
Sniper Elite 3 Ultimate Edition	PS4	$16.00	$39.99
Titan Attacks!	PS4	$2.40	$11.99
White Night	PS4	$4.95	$14.99
Alien Rage	PS3	$3.00	$14.99
Badland: Game Of The Year Edition	PS3	$4.80	$11.99
Battle Princess Of Arcadias	PS3	$9.00	$29.99
Bioshock	PS3	$3.00	$19.99
Bioshock 2	PS3	$3.00	$19.99
Bioshock Infinite	PS3	$8.00	$39.99
Darksiders + Darksiders II Ultimate Edition	PS3	$14.00	$69.99
Darksiders	PS3	$3.00	$19.99
Darksiders II	PS3	$6.00	$39.99
Darksiders II Ultimate Edition	PS3	$12.00	$59.99
Don’t Starve: Giant Edition	PS3	$4.50	$14.99
Godzilla	PS3	$20.00	$49.99
I Am Alive	PS3	$3.00	$14.99
Limbo	PS3	$4.00	$9.99
Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut	PS3	$2.00	$9.99
Machinarium	PS3	$2.50	$9.99
Motorstorm Apocalypse	PS3	$2.25	$14.99
Narco Terror	PS3	$2.00	$9.99
Proteus	PS3	$2.80	$13.99
Race The Sun	PS3	$3.50	$9.99
Saints Row Gat Out Of Hell	PS3	$8.00	$19.99
Sniper Elite 3 Ultimate Edition	PS3	$12.00	$29.99
The Bureau: Xcom Declassified	PS3	$4.00	$19.99
The Last Guy	PS3	$1.50	$9.99
The Walking Dead Survival Inistinct	PS3	$14.50	$49.99
Tokyo Jungle	PS3	$2.25	$14.99
Xcom: Enemy Unknown	PS3	$8.00	$39.99
Badland: Game Of The Year Edition	PS Vita	$4.80	$11.99
Don’t Starve: Giant Edition	PS Vita	$4.50	$14.99
Htolniq: The Firefly Diary	PS Vita	$5.25	$14.99
Limbo	PS Vita	$4.00	$9.99
Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut	PS Vita	$2.00	$9.99
Machinarium	PS Vita	$1.75	$6.99
Proteus	PS Vita	$2.80	$13.99
Race The Sun	PS Vita	$3.50	$9.99
Valhalla Knights 3	PS Vita	$8.00	$19.99
Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward	PS Vita	$10.00	$24.99
Black Rock Shooter The Game	PSP	$4.00	$19.99
Generation Of Chaos 3	PSP	$4.00	$19.99
Half-minute Hero	PSP	$4.00	$9.99
Lunar: Silver Star Harmony	PSP	$6.00	$14.99
YS: Seven	PSP	$6.00	$14.99
Z.H.P.	PSP	$3.00	$19.99

Movies

Title	SD Original Price	SD Sale Price	HD Original Price	HD Sale Price
1984	$9.99	$8.99	N/A	N/A
2012	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
After Earth	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Battle Los Angeles	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Book Of Eli, The	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Cabin Fever: Patient Zero	$12.99	$4.99	$7.99	$5.99
The Colony	$12.99	$4.99	$16.99	$5.99
Contagion	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
The Core	$9.99	$6.99	$17.99	$10.99
The Darkest Hour	$9.99	$7.99	$11.99	$7.99
Dead Snow 2: Red Vs Dead	$9.99	$2.99	$5.00	$3.99
Deep Impact	$9.99	$6.99	$17.99	$10.99
Dinosaur 13	$12.99	$7.99	$14.99	$7.99
Doomsday Book	$9.99	$2.99	$14.99	$3.99
Edge Of Tomorrow	$9.99	$6.99	$17.99	$10.99
Europa Report	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Godzilla	$9.99	$6.99	$17.99	$10.99
Helldriver	$9.99	$2.99	$14.99	$3.99
I Am Legend	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Infected	$9.99	$4.99	$11.99	$5.99
Into The Storm	$9.99	$6.99	$17.99	$10.99
The Judgment Day Device	$9.99	$5.99	$12.99	$7.99
Knowing	$9.99	$7.99	$12.99	$7.99
The Last Days On Mars	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Maggie	$14.99	$7.99	$17.99	$7.99
Mars & Avril	$9.99	$5.99	$12.99	$7.99
Max Maven: A Fabulous Monster	$9.99	$5.99	N/A	N/A
Monsters	$9.99	$4.99	$12.99	$4.99
Mr. Nobody	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Mutant Chronicles	$9.99	$4.99	$12.99	$4.99
Nick Pope: The Ufo Phenomenon Unveiled (the Man Who Left The Mod)	$9.99	$5.99	N/A	N/A
Now That’s Weird: 2012 Apocalypse	$9.99	$5.99	N/A	N/A
Omega Man, The	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Outbreak	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Pacific Rim	$9.99	$6.99	$17.99	$10.99
Perfect Storm, The	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Poseidon	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Postman, The	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Rapture-palooza	$12.99	$7.99	$13.99	$7.99
Red Planet	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Resident Evil	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Resident Evil: Afterlife	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Resident Evil: Apocalypse	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Resident Evil: Damnation	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Resident Evil: Degeneration	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Resident Evil: Extinction	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Resident Evil: Retribution	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Road, The (2009)	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
State Of Emergency	$12.99	$4.99	$16.99	$5.99
Take Shelter	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
These Final Hours	$9.99	$2.99	$12.99	$3.99
This Is The End	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Twister	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$8.99
Voices From The Forest	$9.99	$5.99	$12.99	$7.99
Wargames (1983)	$9.99	$8.99	N/A	N/A
World War Z (unrated)	$9.99	$6.99	$17.99	$10.99
Yakuza Weapon	$9.99	$2.99	$12.99	$3.99
Zombie Hunter	$9.99	$2.99	$12.99	$3.99
Zombieland (2009)	$9.99	$6.99	$12.99	$6.99
Zombieworld	$11.99	$4.99	$12.99	$5.99

Note: All pricing is for U.S. only and subject to change without notice.
*This article previously listed Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis as part of our Flash Sale offerings in error. These titles have been removed. Thank you for your understanding. The prices above have also been updated to accurately reflect store pricing.

September 6, 2015

Uncharted: Nathan Drake Collection PS4 Bundle Out October 9th

Uncharted fans — we have a new PS4 bundle coming soon to celebrate Nathan Drake’s legendary adventures. The Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection PlayStation 4 Bundle will include a 500GB PS4 and the first three, critically-acclaimed Uncharted games for PS4.

Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection PlayStation 4 Bundle

The single-player campaigns for Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, and Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception are all included as part of this bundle. You can get your hands on the bundle when it launches on October 9th, the same day the collection hits, for $399.99 US / $449.99 CAD (MSRP).
The bundle is great for Uncharted fans who want to relive those epic moments of Nathan Drake’s globe-trotting adventures on PS4; with beautifully remastered graphics, brand-new game modes, and a host of gameplay refinements that evolve all three games.
It’s also perfect for anyone who wants to uncover the story of the famed fortune hunter for the very first time before the highly-anticipated release of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End on March 2016. The games look incredible on PS4.
As an additional treat, here’s a first look at our TV spot for the collection, which will air nationwide starting this Saturday.

July 24, 2015

Minecraft Greek Mythology Mash-up Pack Out Today

Hi there everyone. We’ve got a new batch of exciting content for all Minecraft players on PlayStation. Starting today, you’ll be able to get your hands on the Greek Mythology Mash-Up Pack for $3.99.

Themed upon Greek mythology, this Mash-Up Pack sees you explore a special world with iconic landmarks from Greek mythology, complete with its own unique set of textures and a plethora of character skins ranging from fantastic creatures, to gods and legendary heroes.
We’ve even thrown in an orchestral soundtrack by renowned composer Gareth Coker, just to give it that extra oomph!
So what are you waiting for? Take on the role of Zeus, Aphrodite, Heracles, Minotaur, Medusa and many more and enter the pantheon of the gods!
Happy crafting!

July 19, 2015

Street Fighter V: A New Way to Play

Hey everyone!
We just announced some big Street Fighter V news today at the Capcom panel here at EVO 2015. There is quite a lot of information to take in, so buckle down and read carefully!

First and foremost, Street Fighter V will feature a brand new service-based approach with regards to post-launch content. With this approach come several key changes to our content strategy:

The initial release is the only disc you will ever need to own
All balance and system adjustments will be available for free
All post-launch gameplay related content will be earnable for free by playing the game

That’s right; Street Fighter V will be the first iteration in the franchise where it is possible for dedicated players to earn all gameplay related content (such as characters) for free, simply by playing the game. Long gone are the days of forced Super and Ultra upgrades! Enjoy free balance updates as soon as they become available, and find and choose the post-launch characters that you want to get.

Pre-order for Beta Access

Speaking of characters, Street Fighter V will launch with a core roster of 16 playable characters, with 4 of them being brand new fighters to the Street Fighter universe. Post-launch, we will be adding new characters to the roster on a continuous basis, which will provide new content for players to enjoy. Again, every post-launch character released will be earnable for free through gameplay!
Looking back on the Street Fighter IV series, we had always released bundles of content all at once, like with Super Street Fighter IV and Ultra Street Fighter IV. While these one-time updates did revive interest in the series every few years, it was difficult to keep players engaged for long periods of time unless they were competitive. This also punished players who took a break from playing the game, because if they wanted to start again in a few years, they would be forced to purchase an upgrade to join the existing player pool who had already moved on to a new version. On top of that, this old method also forced players to purchase all of the new content, even if only a few characters may have appealed to them.

With Street Fighter V, we want to change the way that players interact with the series, and create an ever-evolving environment for players to enjoy. By releasing new characters on a regular basis, it will ensure that there is always new content to look forward to in the short term, and it prevents the competitive environment from ever becoming stale.
Players also have more freedom in their decisions, as they only need to purchase or earn the content that appeals to them. This will also create more long-term engagement, because the more you play the game, the more you are rewarded and can earn new content. The player base is never shrunk by requiring a paid update like in years past. Players can take a break from the game, but then come back at any time and continue to play with the characters they already own, with the newest gameplay balance.

We are able to execute this service-based model by introducing an in-game economy to Street Fighter V. There are two types of currency that make the economy go round:

Fight Money

This is basic currency that players earn through playing the game. Once players accumulate enough Fight Money, they can use it to earn new post-launch gameplay content, such as characters, for free!

Zenny

This is premium currency that players can purchase with real money to immediately gain access to post-launch content.

We will be using later beta phases to test the economy and ensure it works in a fair way for everyone.
Phew! That was a lot of info, so we hope it all makes sense to everyone. We are extremely excited about this new post-launch strategy, and we’ll be talking about more specific details at a later date. For now, we hope everyone is excited to start playing and earning content!

July 17, 2015

Hands on: Uncharted The Nathan Drake Collection on PS4

Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception. Great games, burdened only by the fact that they’re bound to the almost nine year-old PS3. And, well, my TV only has two HDMI inputs, and they’re awfully hard to reach…

The good news is that Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection brings these three classics to PS4 in remastered form, lovingly detailed by the exacting touch of veteran studio Bluepoint. I got to play a short sequence from Uncharted 2: Among Thieves — namely, the thrilling helicopter attack set piece you might remember from PlayStation’s E3 2009 Press Conference (good memory, by the way!).
Based on what I played, PS4’s copious processing power is helping Uncharted 2 age gracefully. We should all be so lucky as Nate. The new 1080p resolution and generous framerate give everything a clean, crisp, fluid look and feel that flatters the original PS3 version without betraying Naughty Dog’s vision. One might say that this is Uncharted 2 the way it was meant to be played. And yep, that building still falls down real good.
I played unfinished code that was missing a few minor visual effects, but Bluepoint’s loving influence was readily apparent. The studio is upgrading character models, environment textures, lighting, and special effects across the board, bringing all three games as close to visual modernity as possible while ensuring they remain true to their original creative direction.

As the studio finalizes work on the collection, it will also roll in the assorted control scheme tweaks, gameplay refinements, and subtle mechanical upgrades that evolved through the series across all three games, bringing them into closer gameplay parity.
Though my experiences with the game were brief, they were encouraging. You’ll get to see for yourself when a playable demo launches on the PlayStation Store later this summer.
Have questions? I’ll do my best to answer in the comments below!

Hands on: Ninja Theory’s Hellblade on PS4

Hellblade, Ninja Theory’s forthcoming third-person action game isn’t a title that shies away from tackling difficult subjects. A story told through the lens of Celtic warrior Senua’s faltering mental health, it’s testament to Ninja Theory’s vision that they’re creating a game that’s both progressive and honest – and as a recent hands-on play through demonstrated, an immensely entertaining, playable experience with a refreshing sense of freedom.
“We’re trying to make a game with that indie spirit but AAA production values. So we’re able to take creative risks”, development manager Dominic Matthews tells me at one of Hellblade’s.
“The mental health theme is one that we’re treating with a lot of respect. Movies, TV, art and literature always tackle challenging subjects, but games tend not to – and if they do, it’s not always in a particularly positive way. We’re not trying to be educational, but if we can deliver a truthful portrayal of Senua’s mental illness, then maybe some people will understand it a bit better.”

Ninja Theory are known for their visceral, intense games, and iconic lead characters – such as DmC’s reimagined Dante, Enslaved’s Monkey and Heavenly Sword’s Nariko. Has it been tough to balance that trademark style with such a challenging subject matter?
“We want to deliver something that’s truthful and also specific to Senua – but at the same time, make a game for people who are fans of what we do; we’re known for combat and a certain art style and deep stories. First and foremost it has to be an entertaining, compelling game,” explains Matthews.
“I think there are similarities between Senua and previous Ninja Theory characters, but we want to create a character that’s memorable and heroic for her own reasons.”

At its heart Hellblade is an action game with combat that is very much focused on brutal one-on-one encounters that will test your timing, tactics and knowledge of Senua’s fighting style.
“Senua has one weapon and her entire move set is available from the start. It’s up to you as a player to explore that system and to master it and to uncover all of the nuances of Senua’s battle style. She’s a Celtic warrior, fighting against a Viking clan, so that’s what she does, she’s awesome at fighting! It is a battle and it’s relentless.”
Approaching the E3 demo’s first fight is a punishing experience. As I move into a clearing in the woods, a hulking, blade-wielding warrior towers over Senua and, for the first few encounters brutally sends her sprawling into the surrounding undergrowth. But soon, the rhythm of the fight takes over and a series of blocks, parries, nimble dodges and carefully timed attacks gives her the upper hand.

“We want every fight to feel like it matters. We won’t just throw fodder enemies at you – the combat is deep, complex and each encounter will need you to think about your tactics, not just crowd control.”
The brutality of each combat set-piece harks back to genuine historical events – and Senua’s place in this era gives meaning and context to her situation.
“The story is based on a period in history when the Orkney Islands were invaded by Vikings who wiped out the Pictish Celts – Senua is a survivor of that invasion, and the story is her coming to terms with that violence and trauma that was caused by that event.
“The combat in the game and the violence that Senua’s involved in isn’t a result of her mental health; everything in the story is her reality, that she has to deal with.”
Even at this early stage, Hellblade feels like a confident, exciting and ambitious take on a genre that has always felt at home on PlayStation. Suffice to say, you’ll be hearing more about it soon, right here on PlayStation Blog.

July 14, 2015

God of War III Remastered Out Today on PS4

This year we celebrated the 10th anniversary of God of War, and we at Sony Santa Monica are proud to bring God of War III Remastered to PS4 today. For many God of War fans God of War III was one of the most epic titles on PS3, and the game is still one of our studio’s proudest accomplishments.

For all of you that have joined the PlayStation family on PS4 recently, we hope that you become part of the Spartan army, yell “Zeus” to the heavens, and guide Kratos on his quest for revenge. And for the life-long God of War fans, we hope you enjoy reliving your favorite moments taking down gods and Titans alike as only Kratos knows how.
The team at Wholesale Algorithms has made God of War III Remastered sharper, more vibrant, and smoother. Now you can see every single detail of Kratos’ fiery blades in motion as he performs his incredible ballet of destruction. The gameplay, which targets 60 frames per second at 1080p, just feels better, and the animation of the characters look so much smoother — which as an animator is especially rewarding! We also added an awesome photo mode that allows you to capture Kratos and his unlucky enemies in great dynamic poses that you can save and share with your fellow Spartans.

To help us celebrate 10 years of God of War, we have partnered with IAM8BIT and artists Jim Rugg, Doaly, and Nimit Malavia to create their own inspired massive 24″ x 36″ movie posters based on God of War 1, 2, and 3. Today we are revealing the final poster from Nimit Malavia for God of War III, so be sure to check it out.
On behalf of Santa Monica Studio, we would like to thank all of the God of War fans who have supported us for 10 long years and we hope you all enjoy God of War III Remastered on PS4. We look forward to continuing this long journey with you.

July 10, 2015

Crypt of the NecroDancer Coming to PS4, PS Vita

Do you love roguelikes? Rhythm-based combat? Challenging but fair gameplay? If you said “yes” to any of those questions then this is the announcement for you!
Crypt of the NecroDancer, the award-winning and critically-acclaimed roguelike rhythm game, will be launching exclusively on PS4 and PS Vita! Now you can move to the music and deliver beatdowns on the big screen with your PS4, or on the go with your PS Vita.

Crypt of the NecroDancer’s unique gameplay and captivating soundtrack have been a hit on PC, and we are extremely excited to make our console debut exclusively on the home of innovative rhythm and music games, PlayStation.
Help our hero Cadence battle her way through the NecroDancer’s dungeon in search of her missing father. On her way she faces methodical monsters all moving to the same beat she’s been cursed to follow. Randomly generated levels offer exciting new gameplay experiences every time! You can also play as other members of Cadence’s family, each with a distinctive play style.
Crypt of the NecroDancer’s award winning soundtrack is composed by Danny Baranowsky, but the PS4 and PS Vita versions will also feature an exclusive, playable chiptune remix of the game’s soundtrack, created by Jake “Virt” Kaufman, the composer for Shovel Knight!

We’d love to hear what you think and answer any questions you have. Hit us up in the comments below!
-Heather Wilson & Ryan Clark

Hatoful Boyfriend Hatches on PS4, PS Vita July 21st with New Content

The teams at developer Mediatonic and publisher Devolver Digital are thrilled to announce that our remake of Hato Mao’s incomparable Hatoful Boyfriend will launch on PS4 and PS Vita on July 21st! Bird lovers around the world will be able to enjoy the romance of their avian suitors in luscious HD at home or on the go as Hatoful Boyfriend will be a cross buy title — grab it on PS4 or Vita and you’ll own it on both!
Hatoful Boyfriend will also include a whole new romance option featuring Tohri, a character that previously only appeared in the Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star sequel, written by original creator Hato Moa.

This new content means there is a whole new story path for longtime fans and new players to the series as well as a brand new ending. Explore questionable stalkers, bitter rivalries, and even doomsday devices in this exclusive new Hatoful Boyfriend content.
Keep tracking on all the news around Hatoful Boyfriend and the upcoming sequel Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star, also due to arrive on PS4 and PS Vita later this year, by following @DevolverDigital and @Mediatonic on Twitter.

June 30, 2015

The Drop: New PlayStation Games for 6/30/2015

The dust has finally settled after an amazing week at E3 2015. And yet still the new games lineup marches on! If you’re a fan of games from Japanese developers, you’re in for quite the treat this week, with titles like BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend joining the PlayStation family.
Master the incredibly diverse (and incredibly quirky) cast of BlazBlue in the latest chapter of this lightning-fast fighter. Chrono Phantasma Extend packs in a whopping 28 playable fighters, new story mode scenarios, and a revamped guard system for even more technical matches.
Or battle with iconic characters from the Shonen Jump manga series in J-Stars Victory VS+. This fighter brings together Dragon Ball, Fist of the North Star, Hunter x Hunter, and more in a big way, so anime fans take note.
There’s lots more coming to PlayStation this week, so read on — and enjoy the Drop!

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V Generation

New PlayStation Games This Week

Arcade Archives Scramble

PS4 — Digital

Scramble is a shooting game that was released in 1981. Players control a space fighter with a limited fuel supply as they battle enemies and try to destroy the enemy base. Konami has produced many masterful shooting games, but Scramble is the original that started it all.

BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend

PS4, PS3 — Digital, Retail

The most definitive installment of the renowned 2D fighting game franchise can finally be taken into your living room. Uncover the secrets of the Chrono Phantasma Extend with new characters, new story scenes, and revamped battle system.

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3: V Generation

PS Vita — Digital, Retail

Time to Nep-Nep like it’s 1989! Lost in an alternate dimension, Neptune must collect enough shares to get back home. Sounds easy — except the evil alliance of Seven Sages wants to rid Gamindustri of all CPUs, including Neptune! Can she defeat the Seven Sages and get back to her own world?

J-Stars Victory VS +

PS4, PS3, PS Vita — Digital, Retail

For a limited time, purchase J-Stars Victory Vs+, and get the J-Stars Victory Vs+ Digital Compendium and a J-Stars Victory Vs+ Theme for your PS4. The Digital Compendium is filled with information about the game that includes gameplay directions, artwork and details about the series and characters included in the game.

Quiplash

PS4, PS3 — Digital (Cross Buy)

The team behind the hit party games You Don’t Know Jack, Fibbage, and Drawful presents Quiplash, the laugh-a-minute battle of wits and wittiness! Use your phone or tablet to answer simple prompts like “Something you’d be surprised to see a donkey do” or “The worst soup flavor: Cream of _____.” No rules, no correct answers! Say whatever you want!

Red Goddess: Inner World

PS4 — Digital

Red Goddess is a 2.5D nonlinear side-scroller platformer with combat situations in an adventure to explore the inner-mind of a Young Goddess with the objective of remembering and recovering her own powers. Fight against the “dark thoughts” and an invisible enemy The Narrator.

Samurai Warriors: Chronicles 3

PS Vita — Digital

The Samurai Warriors Chronicles series makes its long-awaited debut on PS Vita! Switch between up to four playable characters in real time, and use Hyper Attacks to make this the most strategically rich title in the series to date!

Scrabble

PS4 — Digital

Play with friends in person, online, or add virtual opponents. Virtual opponents range from easy to very difficult to beat, and will respond to the player’s actions and strategies over time, allowing players to either engage in casual fun or play with a real challenge.

Whispering Willows

PS4, PS Vita — Digital

In Whispering Willows, you take on the role of Elena, a determined young girl with the extraordinary ability to project her spirit outside of her body. In her spectral form, Elena can interact with the benevolent spirits and wicked wraiths that used to dwell within the walls of the sinister Willows Mansion.