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Dead Nation arrived on the PlayStation Store in just a few weeks, thanks to an announcement from Sony. The zombie shooter will be available to download from the PlayStation Store on 30th November in North America, and 1st December in Europe. Dead Nation will cost £9.99 (or €12.99 in the EU and $14.99 in the US), and will come with its very own Platinum trophy.
In a press release from SCEE today, Sony has confirmed that Gran Turismo 5 will be available to purchase on Wednesday, 24th November 2010 in the UK. The title suffered several delays this year, with the last launch date being pushed back from November 5th 2010.
Call of Duty: Black Ops has experienced tremendous success this week, making it the biggest launch in entertainment history. The game was released November 9th and has sold over 5.6 million copies across Europe and North America on the first day alone.
The first in-game trailer for the ong-awaited title, L.A. Noire, has finally been revealed by Rockstar Games. The game is being developed by Australian firm Team Bondi, and is set in an incredible realistic 1940s Los Angeles. You play a hard boiled detective attempting to solve a series of crimes in this gritty, dark and violent game.
With the launch of Gran Turismo 5 presumably only weeks away, someone has leaked the track list for the game, which is split into Original (designed by Polyphony), World (based on real courses), City (inspired by real world city tracks) and Snow and Dirt (the drifting tracks). You can see the list below, which combined with reverse and rain affected versions amounts to a huge list.
EA has announced that a patch for FIFA 2011 will be available to download tomorrow. EA have reviewed all the feedback since the game’s launch as had made a significant number of changes to the game. The patch release dates are November 12th for PS3 and November 17th for Xbox 360. You can see the changelog of the patch below.
A mysterious LittleBigPlanet game has been uncovered by Siliconera on the website of the Australian games ratings board, the OFLC. The game is called “Sackboy’s Prehistoric Moves“ and had been approved for a general audience (basically the equivalent to a “U” or “3+”), and is being developed by Supermassive Games and Media Molecule, and published by Sony.
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