This Weeks USA PSP Digital Comic Store Update

Sony's USA Playstation blog have detailed this weeks USA Digital Comic Store Update.

* 2000AD Prog # 1664 - $ 1.99
* Astonishing X-Men (1995) $ 1.99
* Astonishing X-Men (1995) # 92 - $ 1.99
* Astonishing X-Men (1995) # 93 - $ 1.99
* Astonishing X-Men (1995) $ 1.99
* Burke & Hare $ 0.99
* Daredevil (1998) # 2 - $ 1.99
* Daredevil (1998) # 5 - $ 1.99
* Donald Duck and the Decisive Penalty # 6 - $ 0.99
* Donald Duck in: “Gulliver Duck’s Travels” # 5 - $ 1.99
* Groom Lake # 4 - $ 1.99
* Groom Lake # 1 - $ 1.99
* Locke & Key: Welcome to Lovecraft # 2 - $ 0.99
* Scrooge McDuck and the New Old High Fever # 3 - $ 0.99
* Star Trek: New Frontier # 4 - $ 1.99
* Star Trek: New Frontier # 5 - $ 1.99
* Star Trek: New Frontier # 6 - $ 1.99
* Star Trek: New Frontier # 5 - $ 1.99
* Star Trek: New Frontier # 83 - $ 1.99
* Superduck: In a Galaxy Far Away # 84 - $ 1.99
* The Incredible Hulk (1999) # 500 - $ 1.99
* The Incredible Hulk (1999) # 501 - $ 1.99
* The Incredible Hulk (1999) # 502 - $ 1.99
* The Incredible Hulk (1999) # 503 - $ 1.99
* The Incredible Hulk (1999) # 77 - $ 1.99
* The Incredible Hulk (1999) # 78 - $ 1.99
* Transformers: All Hail Megatron # 79 - $ 1.99
* Transformers: Animated – The Arrival # 80 - $ 0.99
* Transformers: Animated – The Arrival # 81 - $ 0.99
* Transformers: Spotlight # 82 - $ 1.99
* Transformers: Spotlight # 83 - $ 1.99
* Transformers: Spotlight # 84 - $ 1.99
* Uncanny X-Men (2003) # 85 - $ 1.99
* Uncanny X-Men (2003) # 86 - $ 1.99
* Uncanny X-Men (2003) # 87 - $ 1.99
* Wizards of Mickey: The Secret of the Great Crown # 88 - $ 0.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 9 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 477 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 478 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 479 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 9 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 169 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 170 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 171 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 172 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 173 - $ 1.99
* Wolverine (2003) # 174 - $ 1.99
* Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse: Calamari Rising # - $ 0.99
* X-Men (2004) # - $ 1.99
* X-Men (2004) # - $ 1.99
* X-Men (2004) # - $ 1.99
* X-Men (2004) # - $ 1.99
* X-Men (2004) # - $ 1.99
* X-Men (2004) # - $ 1.99

From USA Playstation Blog

UK PSN Update 04/02/10

Seasonal Offers
PS3: Comet Crash [£4.79]
PS3: UNO [£3.99]
PS3: Tank Battles [£3.19]
PS3: Snakeball [£3.99]
PS3: Nucleus [£3.99]
PSP: Buzz! Brain Bender [£11.99]
PSP: Ape Quest [£4.79]
PSP: Go! Sudoku [£6.29]
PS1: Lilo & Stitch: Trouble In Paradise [£3.19]
PS1: A Bugs Life [£3.19]

Mini's Sale
Bloons [£1.99]
Breakquest [£1.74]
Dracula: Undead Awakening [£1.99]
Field unners [£3.49]
Kahoots [£1.74]
Mahjongg Artifacts: Chapter 2 [£2.49]
Pinball Fantasies [£3.19]
Vempire [£1.74]

PS3 Games
Age Of Booty – Map Pack 1-9 [Free]
topatoi: Pillar of The Skies – Episode 2 [£4.79]
Dantes Inferno – Free Soul Pack [Free]
Dantes Inferno – Small Soul Pack [£0.79]
Dantes Inferno – Medium Soul Pack [£1.59]
Dantes Inferno – Large Soul Pack [£3.19]
Dragon Ball Raging Blast – Revived Warriors Pack [Free]
EyePet – Lucky Dip Styling Pack 11 [Free]
inFamous – Gigawatt Blades Power [Free]

Demo's
Battlefield Bad Company 2 – Multiplayer Demo
Aliens Vs Predator – Multiplayer Demo

Guitar Hero 5
30 Seconds To Mars Track Pack [£4.39]
“Attack” By 30 Seconds To Mars [£1.59]
“From Yesterday” By 30 Seconds To Mars [£1.59]
“Kings And Queens” By 30 Seconds To Mars [£1.59]

Rock Band
Going Country Pack 3 [£4.99]
“Montgomery Gentry” by Kenny Rogers [£0.99]
“Me And My Gang” by Rascal Flatts [£0.99]
“On The Road Again” by Willie Nelson [£0.99]
“She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy” by Kenny Chesney [£0.99]
“Suds In The Bucket” by Sara Evens [£0.99]
“Swing” by Trace Adkins [£0.99]

DJ Hero
None

The Beatles Rock Band
None

Videos
After Burner Climax
Dante's Inferno – Fraud
HASBRO Family Game Night
Army Of Two 40th Day – Mask Creator Trailer

Movie Trailer
None

Wallpaper
None

Theme
Army Of Two The 40th Day Theme 2

Dynamic Theme
None

PSN ID Avatars
None

PS1 Classic
Final Fantasy VIII [£7.99]

PSP
Astro Boy [£23.99]
Ben 10 Alien Force: Vilgax Attacks [£23.99]
Little Big Planet – The Savannah Theme Costume [Free]
Little Big Planet – The Gardens Theme Costume [Free]
Little Big Planet – The Savannah Theme Level Kit [£2.39]

Minis
Spaceball Revolution [£3.99]

Demo
Half Minute Hero

Theme
None

Video
None

Glu Mobile Announce 1000 Find 'Em All Is Out Now On The App Store

Glu Mobile have announced that 1000 Find 'Em All is out now on the App Store for $2.99 / £1.79.
1000 Find 'Em All is a game that lets users explore and discover items in the game world by navigating the real world. the items are collected by using the GPS to explore the real world; searching for gifters in the game world who use registered real world Wi-Fi hotspots; And Interacting with the game world.

Press Release

SAN MATEO, Calif. --(Business Wire)-- Feb 04, 2010 Glu Mobile Inc. (Nasdaq:GLUU), a leading global publisher of mobile games, today announced the availability of its 1000: Find ‘Em All! app on the App Store. The app lets iPhone and iPod touch users explore and discover items in the game’s fantasy world by navigating the actual, real world around them. Players can collect 1000 weird and wonderful items in three unique ways: GPS mode to explore the real world; searching for Gifters in the game world using registered real-world Wi-Fi hotspots; and interacting with the virtual game world.

“No matter where the day may take you, we designed the 1000: Find ‘Em All! App to be played in bite-sized portions and to make the world around you a bit more interesting,” said Alex Galvagni, CTO & SVP Global Product Development, Glu Mobile. “The app seamlessly integrates the players and their real world locations with the game itself, making the player’s actual location an essential part of the game. 1000: Find ‘Em All! brings GPS gaming on iPhone and iPod touch to the next level and we are excited to add another highly inventive game to our original portfolio of apps for iPhone.”

There are 1000 items – Find ‘Em All!
The goal is to search for virtual items that encompass a wide range of fun characters and gifts that players discover through a combination of physically traveling and exploring the world around them, as well as by seeking out Gifters. Gifters are special characters that appear in the virtual world, depending on the location of Wi-Fi hotspots in your actual, real world location. For example, when performing a search within the game, players might find a list of local cafes or hotels with hotspots near them. Each hotspot will create a character in the game, which in turn will provide a new item.

Players can also find items by exploring the real world using the innovative GPS mode in the app. Activating this mode while on the move will reveal a map of the player’s current location covered with collectable gifts. Walking towards a gift will add it to the player’s collection. The gift could be anything from a half eaten jam sandwich to a monkey with a typewriter. Each trinket and gizmo is one part of the collection of 1000.

The 1000: Find ‘Em All! App is available for $2.99 from the App Store on iPhone and iPod touch or atwww.itunes.com/appstore/.

For live updates, follow Glu on Twitter at www.twitter.com/glumobile or become a Glu fan on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/glumobile.

About Glu Mobile
Glu (NASDAQ:GLUU) is a leading global publisher of mobile games. Its portfolio of top-rated games includes original titles Bonsai Blast, Brain Genius, Glyder, Stranded, Super K.O. Boxing! and titles based on major brands from partners including Activision, Atari, Fox Mobile Entertainment, Harrah's, Hasbro, Konami, Microsoft, PlayFirst, PopCap Games, SEGA, Sony and Warner Bros. Founded in 2001, Glu is based in San Mateo, Calif. and has offices in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, England, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Poland, Russia and Spain. Consumers can find high-quality, fresh entertainment created exclusively for their mobile phones wherever they see the 'g' character logo or atwww.glu.com.

BONSAI BLAST, BRAIN GENIUS, GLU, GLU MOBILE, STRANDED, SUPER K.O. BOXING! and the 'g' character logo are trademarks of Glu Mobile Inc.

EA Announces That The Sims Series Is Now 10 Years Old

EA have announced that the Sims series is now 10 years old. The Sims was first released on February 4th 2000. Now, the series has sold over 125 Million units worldwide. The series has been released in 60 countries and been translated into 22 languages.
The Sims 3 has sold over 4.5 Million units and has had 110 Million downloads of user created content.
The Franchise has generated $2.5 Billion in revenue, the same as movies like Avatar, Titantic, and the Matrix Trilogy.

Press Release

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., February 4, 2010 – The EA Play Label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) announces the celebration of the ten year anniversary of The Sims™, the groundbreaking game that allowed players to create and live a virtual, simulated life on a computer. Since the original The Sims debut on February 4, 2000, the unstoppable, award-winning franchise has produced three core games – The Sims, The Sims 2, and The Sims 3 – supported by dozens of expansion and stuff packs with lifetime unit sales eclipsing 125 million worldwide. As the best-selling PC game* in nearly every major video game market worldwide, The Sims has continuously reset the bar over the past decade delivering new content, gameplay elements, platform support, and partnerships that resonate with its global fan base in meaningful ways and take the play experience to new levels of fun and entertainment.

“The success of The Sims is something gamers and the gaming business as a whole can be proud of. With its charming and quirky style, lovely emergent game mechanics and user created creativity that delights every day, The Sims is a game that can be enjoyed by everybody and reflects what you put into it,” explained Rod Humble, Head of the EA Play label. “The future of The Sims is going to be a lot of fun; it is rare for an entertainment franchise to be gaining momentum a decade after release, so this is a particularly pleasant moment for everyone who has worked on the games.”

“No other game in the history of electronic entertainment has ever had the broad, nearly universal appeal of The Sims franchise,” says Logan Decker, Editor-in-Chief of PC Gamer magazine. “Everybody plays it: hardcore gamers, young women, celebrities, conservatives, professors, soldiers, grandmothers, even people who say they don’t like computer games. And the game—or, rather, the experience—has thrived throughout 10 years of sequels and countless expansion packs because EA has kept the environment fresh and infinitely customizable while never getting in the way of the game’s primary focus—the player’s imagination, and the natural inclination of all human beings to create meaningful stories.”

Just how popular is The Sims?
The franchise has generated more than $2.5B of revenue putting it in the same class as blockbuster films Avatar, Titanic, and The Matrix Trilogy.

The Sims, available in 60 countries and 22 languages, remains a worldwide cultural touchstone for its enormous and growing fan base by continuing to evolve its content and remain current. Since its June 2009 launch, The Sims 3 has sold more than 4.5 million units worldwide to date and holds the #1 best-selling PC title for 2009 in North America and Europe*. The Sims 3, like its predecessors, allows players to create, download and share player content on its online exchange fueling nearly 110 million downloads for The Sims 3 alone in a matter of months. The Sims 3 community site alone,www.thesims3.com, welcomes up to six million unique visitors monthly, handles 300 content downloads every minute and more than 1.8 million uploads have been made to date, including 20 movies each hour. The Sims 3 App for iPhone and iPod touch became the top selling game on the App Store for 2009 and reached the #1 position in the top paid Apps in nearly 40 countries worldwide in the same year.**

What does it feel like to host 6 million visitors each month?
Invite the entire city of San Francisco to drop by your house and you’ll get the gist.

Social networking sites play a significant role in the ongoing popularity of The Sims with pages on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and YouTube, amassing a following of a million friends to date worldwide. That’s enough people to fill the world’s largest stadium, North Korea’s Rungrado May Day Stadium, more than four times. The Sims 3 YouTube Channel is the second most subscribed to sponsored channel of all time with nearly 55,000 subscribers and over 26 million video views. Through social networks, The Sims development team shares the latest news and content, hosts contests and showcases player creations, and provides answers to game-related questions.

Sims are the trendiest virtual people on the block.
In 2008, nearly 1,000 H&M stores worldwide featured a garment designed by a player of The Sims for purchase, and real-world IKEA home furnishings could be used to decorate living spaces and more with the releases of The Sims 2 H&M Fashion Stuff and The Sims 2 IKEA® Home Stuff packs.

The Sims has continued to hold magnetic appeal because it is relevant, quirky, edgy, and fun; it’s a microcosm of society. The games give players the ability to create and control another life for themselves complete with relationships, children, homes, travel, business and pure entertainment.

If the games were buried in a time capsule, when unearthed in 100 years, The Sims would give future generations an instant understanding of how people lived between 2000-2010. For example, music would come alive from blockbuster recording artists such as The Black Eyed Peas, Nelly Furtado, Katy Perry, Natasha Bedingfield and Depeche Mode, all of whom have recorded songs for various The Sims games in Simlish, the official language of the Sims.

The popular franchise has also kept pace with societal trends such as “going green” with The Sims 3 allowing players to live off the land, grow their own food and or use pedal power or a Toyota Prius to travel, all in an effort to reduce their personal carbon Sim footprints.

For more information about The Sims, visit http://thesims.ea.com/. Press materials and assets can be found athttp://info.ea.com/product.asp?s=2715.
According to NPD data, Chart-track UK, Gfk France, Gfk Spain, Gfk-MCC Germany and EA internal estimate
** iTunes 2009 Rewind

About Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts Inc. (EA), headquartered in Redwood City, California, is a leading global interactive entertainment software company. Founded in 1982, the Company develops, publishes, and distributes interactive software worldwide for video game systems, personal computers, wireless devices and the Internet. Electronic Arts markets its products under four brand names: EATM, EA SPORTSTM, EA Mobile TM and POGOTM. In fiscal 2009, EA posted GAAP net revenue of $4.2 billion and had 31 titles that sold more than one million copies. EA's homepage and online game site is www.ea.com. More information about EA's products and full text of press releases can be found on the Internet at http://info.ea.com.

EA, EA SPORTS, EA Mobile, POGO, and The Sims are trademarks or registered trademarks of Electronic Arts Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. H&M (device mark) ® and H&M (word mark) ® are trademarks of H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB. IKEA is a registered trademark of Inter IKEA Systems B.V. IKEA furniture designs and other product rights are protected by © Inter IKEA Systems B.V. 2008. Mac, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

This Weeks UK PSP Digital Comic Store Update

Here are this weeks UK Digital Comic Store update. They have proudly announced that there is over 800 Comics in the store. 3 Comics have been reduced in price and are now free, they are at the bottom of the list.
2000AD Prog #1665 - 2000AD 18+
Astonishing X-Men (1995) #1-#4 - Marvel 9+
Burke & Hare: Part 2 of 4 - Insomnia 18+
Daredevil (1998) #94 & #95 - Marvel 12+
Donald Duck and the Decisive Penalty - Disney 3+
Donald Duck in: “Gulliver Duck’s Travels” #2 - Disney 3+
Groom Lake #1 & #2 (includes audio commentary) - IDW 17+
Locke and Key: Welcome to Lovecraft #6 - IDW 17+
Scrooge McDuck and the New Old High Fever - Disney 3+
Star Trek: New Frontier #1-#5 - IDW 9+
Superduck #6: In a Galaxy Far Away - Disney 3+
The Incredible Hulk (1999) #89-#94 - Marvel 9+
Transformers: All Hail Megatron #10 - IDW 9+
Transformers: Animated – Arrival #1 & #2 - IDW 3+
Transformers: Spotlight: Arcee, Blaster & Grimlock - IDW 9+
Uncanny X-Men (2003) #480-#482 - Marvel 12+
Wizards of Mickey #3: The Secret of the Great Crown - Disney 3+
Wolverine (2003) #20-#31 - Marvel 12+
Wormwood: Gentlemen Corpse #1: Calamari Rising #2 - IDW 17+
X-Men (2004) #175-#180 - Marvel 12+

Free Comics
Nanovor: Game Day #1 - IDW 9+
FX #1 - IDW 9+
Star Trek: Assignment Earth #1 - IDW 9+

Sega Reveals Project Needlemouse Is Sonic The Hedgehog 4

Sega has revealed that Project Needlemouse is Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode 1.
Sega have also launched a new website for Sonic The hedgehog 4 that has many countdown timers on it for when new content will be uploaded to the site.
The Début trailer for Sonic The Hedgehog 4 shows the evolution of 2D sonic from Sonic 1 to Sonic 4 as well as a brief bit of gameplay from the first level of the game, as well as some enemies.
The Trailer and website both reveal the game is coming to XBLA, WiiWare, PSN, and another platform that has yet to be revealed.
A Release date of Summer 2010 was revealed at the end of the trailer.



From USA Sega Blog

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