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Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 Storefront)
This week on the PSP Comic Store you can find Batman Black & White, recapturing the classic spirit of black & white comic book storytelling. IDW’s brilliant Infestation series continues with Infestation: Transformers #2. You can also find other new comics including Due Digital Ninja Town, Grimm Fairy Tales, Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, Silent Hill, Dungeons & Dragons and many more.
Yes – like the PS3, the PS Vita supports trophies with compatible games. Some games even include the coveted Platinum trophy. Trophies can be synched to the PSN, and you can view or compare PS Vita trophies on a PS3.
Information about trophies you have earned is saved on the PS Vita system. You can only earn trophies on the first PS Vita system that you start a game on. You cannot earn trophies for that game on other PS Vita systems. If you sign up for PlayStation Network, you can save information about the trophies you have earned on PlayStation Network servers. When you play the game on a different PS Vita system, if you sign up for the same PlayStation Network account, you can earn additional trophies on that system.
You can save trophies for up to 100 games on your PS Vita system, but if you sync your trophies with the PlayStation Network, you can save a lot more trophies.
minis (PS3 and PSP)
Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 Storefront)
This week on the PSP Comic Sotre, you can find the inFAMOUS comic on the store, based on the exclusive PS3 title. Published by DC Comics, this 6-part series is written by inFamous game writer William Harms (Impaler) and illustrated by Eric Nguyen (Halo: Helljumper, Strange Girl).
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Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 Storefront)
World of Warcraft: Curse of the Worgen continues with issue #4 now out on the PSP Comic Store. Devil’s Due Digital bring us an excellent third series with the adventures of super cool heroine Mercy Sparx, and you can also find Slaughterman’s Creed, a story of the fall and rise of monsters, where an ethical knife-edge is all that separates hero from villain.
