From November 30th to December 7th, Ubisoft is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Ubisoft has 25 great promotions s with massive discounts of up to 75% off! Assassin’s Creed, Splinter Cell, Driver, From Dust and many more. Check out the list of discounts available below.
Can you believe that tomorrow marks the five-year anniversary of PlayStation 3’s launch in North America. Just think, before the PS3 came into the world: online multiplayer modes were the exception, not the rule; HDDs were a side option for game consoles, not a standard feature; standard-def DVDs were the only choice for home video; and Nathan Drake wasn’t a household name.
It’s hard to believe that PlayStation Plus is already a year old, but I guess time flies when your enjoying so many exclusives, betas, PSN games, minis, PS one Classics, dynamic themes and avatars. Over the past year, Subbscribers have received over £200 worth of content, including games, discounts, themes, avatars and lots more.
Can you believe that it’s already been two years since PlayStation Home was first released? PlayStation Home first emerged back in December 2008, starting off as a limited public beta and now having grown to over 17 million users worldwide.
Last month, the PlayStation celebrated its 15th Anniversary, and this month another milestone is reached. The PlayStation 2 is now ten years old and one of the best selling consoles of all time, with more than 140 million units around the world. The PlayStation 2 was also the first console to hit 50 million units sold in North America.
It is a year since the minis category of PlayStation Store launched and brought a new dimension to gaming on PlayStation. Bite-sized, on-the-go appeal together with quick download times meant it had never been easier or cheaper to lay your hands on new PSP games.
Yesterday, PlayStation celebrated its 15th anniversary in North America. Fifteen years ago, the original PlayStation console was introduced, forever altering the entertainment experience for our loyal PlayStation fans and revolutionizing the video game industry.
Another PlayStation system celebrates a birthday this week – this time it’s the PSP. March 24, 2005 will always be known in PlayStation history as the day Sony debuted the PSP system in North America. With its best-in-class, 4.3 inch high-resolution LCD display, vast library of software titles and built-in wireless communications, the PSP system was the first integrated handheld entertainment system to introduce console-quality gaming and comprehensive entertainment capabilities to the portable market.
As many of you know, this week marked the third anniversary of PS3 and PlayStation Network for Japan and North America. At launch three years ago, PS3 was a cutting edge gaming console, ushering in the idea of a forward thinking format like Blu-ray that few people had heard of. Since then, there has been many updated to the PS3, in terms of both hardware and software.
