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Out march 23rd in Europe and Australasia.
Costs 599 euro everywhere, except here of course, retailing here for 630 euro.
Here’s the launch line up:
PlayStation launch lineup for Europe and Australasia
Resistance: Fall of Man
MotorStorm
Ridge Racer 7
Genji: Days of the Blade
Formula One Championship Edition
Call of Duty 3
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
Tony Hawk’s Project 8
Gundam–Target in Sight
Full Auto 2: Battle Lines
Sonic the Hedgehog
Virtua Fighter 5
Virtua Tennis 3
World Snooker Championship 2007
NBA 2K7
NHL 2K7
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII
Enchanted Arms
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Double Agent
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Def Jam: Icon
Fight Night Round 3
NBA Street 4 Homecourt 2007
Need for Speed Carbon
The Godfather: The Don’s Edition
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2007
Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom
F.E.A.R.Launch lineup for games on the PlayStation Network
Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection
Lemmings
Go! Sudoku
Go! Puzzle
Blast Factor
flOw
Super Rub’a’Dub
GripshiftPlayStation 3 accessories available at launch
Sixaxis Wireless Controller–49.99 euros
Blu-ray Disc Remote Control–24.99 euros
HDMI Cable–24.99 euros
AV Cable–16.99 euros
Component AV Cable–24.99 euros
S Video Cable–16.99 eurosNothing that really stands out at the moment. Maybe Virtual fighter 5.
Also these games are dubbed "launch window", and Sony hasn’t said how long this launch window stretches for..All I want is the next tekken, MGS4, DMC4 and thats about it, and they aren’t launch!
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Wasn’t Heavenly Sword meant to be in there too? That’s actually the first game I’ve heard of/seen on the console (outside the major releases) that I’ve really liked the look of. :?
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Its reallly amazing how few people care about the PS3 anymore :)
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Sure the only reason its getting its euro launch so early is that its not selling anywhere else…
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Retailers in Japan of all places are dropping the price by 20% to try and shift units…
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The higher they fall and all that…
Hey, it’s not as if it’s not been on the cards for the better part of a year now, is it? :twisted:
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Wasn’t Heavenly Sword meant to be in there too? That’s actually the first game I’ve heard of/seen on the console (outside the major releases) that I’ve really liked the look of. :?[/quote:e333e1b4b3]
Heavenly sword is labeled "TBC launch window"
So it probably wont be out until christmas!
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last clips i saw of HS was the same level they’ve been showing for ages. Also they seem to be actively seeking game designers so something tells me its a while yet.
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Did anyone notice this in the comments section on that page?
FFS! *cries Sony fanboy tears of anguish*
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Who actually wants to buy one?
Sony are just trying to win a pissing contest with MS "My hardware is bigger than yours".
It isn’t about making good innovative games anymore but about making the biggest most powerful and expensive piece of crap they can. They then market this to fanboys and certain hardcore gamers who are some of the biggest meatheads out there considering they think adding more polygons and weapons to be innovation in video games.
Every aspiring game designer or programmer seems to want to make a First Person Shooter but none of them cop on that the FPS is basically the same game mechanic over and over again. Point at something and kill it. It’s just space invaders done different.
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I’m not gonna get a PS3 or a 360 until Assassins Creed’s release
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Every aspiring game designer or programmer seems to want to make a First Person Shooter but none of them cop on that the FPS is basically the same game mechanic over and over again. Point at something and kill it. It’s just space invaders done different.[/quote:a209e5c42d]
I agree, how dare those money grabbing studios constantly release games that bear so many similarities. It’s not right. We need original games. I mean, sure plenty of peole enjoy FPS’s, but screw them, we want original games. Who cares if people are willing to part with there hard earned cash to play a mindless kill fest; they don’t deserve our respect, the cavemen, because we want original games.
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I agree, how dare those money grabbing studios constantly release games that bear so many similarities. It’s not right. We need original games. I mean, sure plenty of peole enjoy FPS’s, but screw them, we want original games. Who cares if people are willing to part with there hard earned cash to play a mindless kill fest; they don’t deserve our respect, the cavemen, because we want original games.[/quote:14971f4b51]
Are you being serious or sarcastic?
Anyway, that was kinda ranty. What I meant was we just see too much of the same thing over and over. I do enjoy generic First Person Shooters too and, yeah, they make $$$, but are we trying to progress the industry or make the same crap over and over all the time? Genre’s are important, but we need to develop genres so they don’t stagnate.
I guess what I mean is that fancy hardware is nice, provided it is used to enhance gameplay and creativeity. If fancy hardware is used to push out more polygons, store more data or make "physics" in a hover bike game more "accurate", it just takes away from the gameplay experience.
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*sniffs air* :shock: Hover-bike game?!
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