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Sony Online Entertainment Goes All In On PSN Games
SOE has had some good luck with PlayStation Network, and the company is looking to continue the trend with six new titles headed to PlayStation Network.
There are some great looking games in the mix.
You'd have to have been among the undead for the last few years to not recognize Plants vs. Zombies, but now you'll be able to play the game on your PlayStation 3.
Acceleration of Suguri X Edition looks like a sweet robot throwdown.
We've had our eye on Slam Bolt Scrappers since E3 last year, and every time we see it the game looks better.
No videos for the others, but some impressive talent nonetheless. Akimi Village is being crafted by NinjaBee, the same team that did A Kingdom for Keflings and Cloning Clyde. Sideway is a mysterious title about a 2D artist named Nox wandering the 3D streets of New York City, developed by Playbrains and Fuel Industries. Finally, Rochard is a space exploration and puzzle-solving game by Recoil Games.
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