From today, Frobisher Says! on the PlayStation Vita is now available for download on the PlayStation Store. Previously, the game was only available as part of PS Vita consoles that included the Pre-Order Pack (via PSN voucher). The game also has some paid-for DLC content that adds new levels to the game.
It’s pretty clear that March was a banner month for PlayStation Network. Escape Plan is on top spot on the PS Vita chart for the second month running, while the PSOne Classics chart is dominated by RPGs – four of which are Final Fantasy titles. Check out the PSP and PS Vita top titles below.
Treasures of Montezuma Blitz (ToMBlitz for short) is a free-to-play game on the PlayStation Vita that was released on March 21st 2012 on the PlayStation Store. ToMBlitz is a puzzle game that utilizes some of the hardware features of the Vita console, including the touch screen and rear touch pad.
Last month was a big one for PlayStation Network games. The launch of PS Vita saw PSN flooded with new digital offerings. Sony has released the Top 10 chart for PS Vita digital downloads for last month – see what the most popular title was…
Sony stopped uploading comics to the PSP Comic Store in July last year, but it looks like the entire service will be shutting later this year. If you have any comics on your account, you should back them up to your computer using the MediaGo program before they are removed from the Store.
You’ll be happy to know that the PlayStation Vita games on the PlayStation Network are cheaper than first thought. Although the prices are typically higher than most Android Market and Apple App Store games, these games have better graphics and more functionality.
If you’ve seen the “Welcome to PlayStation Vita” Video we posted up yesterday, you may have noticed a bit where they mention “first party software titles will be available on the same day via Playstation Vita game cards at retail stores and digitally via the Playstation Network.”
Over the weekend, PSN members were sent an email from Sony regarding the renaming of PlayStation Network (PSN) Accounts. From February 8th 2012, your PSN Account will be known as Sony Entertainment Network Account or SEN Account for short.
Last week Sony mentioned that the PlayStation Vita only allow only one PSN account to be linked to the portable console, and that changing this account would require a factory reset. It seems that Sony has taken a u-turn on their initial statement and has provided new information on multi-accounts.
Sony is making some changes in the way games bought from the PlayStation Network can be used. As of November 18, 2011, the number of devices that can be activated on one PlayStation Network account for game content purchased from the PlayStation Store will be updated.
