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PlayStation Store Gets Massive Update For PSPgo Launch
The PSPgo is finally here. For all early adopters the PlayStation Network has made more than 100 PSP games available for download at the PlayStation Store in time for launch. This update includes the addition of PSP minis for bite-sized games on the go.
Full downloadable games also available from the PS3 storefront include:
Gran Turismo PSP
God of War: Chains of Olympus
Secret Agent Clank
LocoRoco 2
PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe
Daxter
Resistance: Retribution
MLB 09 The Show
MotorStorm Artic
…and this is just from SCEA. Other games from Activision, Atari, Capcom, EA, Lucas Arts, Sega, Ubisoft and more are available for download.
As for the PSP minis we’ve all heard so much about:
Alien Havoc
Tetris
Hero of Sparta
Brainpipe
Fieldrunners
Sudoku
Funky Punch
These game lists are just the tip of the iceberg of launch-ready games. The PlayStation Store update also includes game updates, demos, game videos, PSone Classics, themes and more. For the full list of content that will be sure to fill up your 16 GB memory space, check out the official PlayStation blog.
If you’re still on the fence about giving the PSPgo a go, be sure to check out our review on Sony’s latest handheld.
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