Posts Tagged “PLAYSTATION Network”

PlayStation Network developers losing out due to downtime

by Adam on May 11, 2011

Of course PSN developers are hurting.  Especially PSN-exclusive developers such as Q Games (responsible for the PixelJunk series).  In some instances it’s their only source of income!

Core Blaster PSN Code number 10

by Adam on December 25, 2010

PSN giveaway code 10) G3MB-8ANH-DD83 for Core Blaster.  Merry Christmas!

Hands-on with Core Blaster & PSN code giveaway

by Adam on December 23, 2010

Let’s jump right in, shall we?  Core Blaster is a recently released minis game for both the PSP and PS3.  To celebrate the recent launch of the game, the developers have given me 10 PSN codes to give away to (…)

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Sony, what’s with the excessive PSN downtime?

by Adam on November 18, 2010

Sometimes, you just fill up with so much frustration that you can’t make any sense.  I’ve had to calm myself down whilst writing about PSN downtime or else this post would have just been full of !@?&# and other such (…)

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Voucher codes for PSN game

by Adam on March 22, 2010

Hello everyone, as I mentioned previously, I had hoped to get some codes for a PSN game.  I’m delighted to announce that I’ve got 6 voucher codes to give away for a new puzzle game called Switchball. The voucher codes (…)

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GRID: Reloaded and DLC announced

by Adam on March 1, 2010

GRID: Reloaded and DLC announced- New Prestige pack in addition to the 8-Ball  pack DLC to be bundled with the platinum-selling game.  Hits the PSN in the PAL region on March 11.  For me though, if there’s no Trophies, then no deal. (…)

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PlayStation Network expands to other devices

by Adam on January 7, 2010

This should be interesting.  At CES 2010 Sony announced that the PlayStation Network is going to be available on other devices such as BRAVIA TVs, Sony Vaios etc.  This will give consumers an alternative to the Apple TV/iTunes synergy, but (…)

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