Heavy Rain and God of War III are just two of the PlayStation 3 exclusives that have been lauded by critics and loved by you, the PlayStation fans, in the last year. Both can now add recognition from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) to their list of accomplishments.
Yes – like the PS3, the PS Vita supports trophies with compatible games. Some games even include the coveted Platinum trophy. Trophies can be synched to the PSN, and you can view or compare PS Vita trophies on a PS3.
Information about trophies you have earned is saved on the PS Vita system. You can only earn trophies on the first PS Vita system that you start a game on. You cannot earn trophies for that game on other PS Vita systems. If you sign up for PlayStation Network, you can save information about the trophies you have earned on PlayStation Network servers. When you play the game on a different PS Vita system, if you sign up for the same PlayStation Network account, you can earn additional trophies on that system.
You can save trophies for up to 100 games on your PS Vita system, but if you sync your trophies with the PlayStation Network, you can save a lot more trophies.
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Special Offers – Let’s PlayStation Move! (Offer prices available until the 30th March)
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Sucker Punch revealed the first details on inFAMOUS 2 UGC a couple of weeks ago at GDC. Well, lucky PlayStation Plus members will be getting access to the inFAMOUS 2 Limited Release UGC Beta exclusively to PlayStation Plus subscribers on 12th April 2011.
It’s been two months since DC Universe Online was released in stores across Europe, but its only been available in stores. Sony has today announced that DC Universe Online is also coming to the EU PlayStation Store, as a digital download. The game will be available to download for €49.99/£39.99 with a 30 day subscription included at no extra cost.
Arkham City is the sequel to the first Batman title, Arkham Asylym. The biggest difference between Arkham City and its predecessor is the move to a more open setting. In the intervening 18 months, Quincy Sharp, who was the warden of the Asylum, is elected Mayor of Gotham and transfers all of the inmates to Arkham City. Batman has been watching all of this happen and he knows that he’s going to have to deal with it.
On the US PlayStation Video Store this week you can find the unrated version of Jackass 3, the heart-pounding action-drama The Next Three Days, The Chaperone staring WWE Superstar Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque, and last but not least, The Inside Job – a comprehensive analysis of the global financial crisis of 2008 which caused millions of people to lose their jobs and homes in the worst recession since the Great Depression.
