Platform Exclusive
(ATTN: As confirmed by Sefton Hill of Rocksteady, the Joker will only be playable on the PS3 and will not be playable on the 360 at anytime in the future. It is a permanent PS3-only exclusive. This is due to an exclusive deal that Sony has for the video game.)
PC
There will be Physx implementation for users with nVidia 8800+ graphic cards, or Ageia Physx Cards (if anyone ever bought these before nVidia bought the company).
Xbox 360
None.
PS3
Able to play as The Joker in eight Challenge Map which will be released as downloadable content on August 25th on the PlayStation Network. This DLC will be free.
There will be a "Batman Arkham Asylum Batcave Outpost Apartment". Apparently, this will be only for PlayStation Home. It will contain items such as the Batsuit, Batmobile, and Batwing, along with various Bat-gadgets. This content on PlayStation Home will be free.
The comic book "The Road to Arkham" will be given to PSP owners via download on the PlayStation Network. This comic will be free but will most likely NOT be able to be read by your PS3.
The PlayStation 3 version of Batman: Arkham Asylum will use some elements of SIXAXIS Motion Control.
Found this news here
Showing posts with label playstation home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playstation home. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 August 2009
Wednesday, 29 July 2009
Motorstorm:Pacific Rift Game Launching
Fat Princess Home Space Coming Soon (UPDATE)
After watching the video below it appears that the Fat Princess space is the old events/treasure hunt space from awhile back, does this mean it will be around for a limited time only or is this indeed a new space.
No release date as yet but with Fat Princess releasing tomorrow July 30th, could we see the space added in the weekly Home update which is every Thursday.
UPDATE
The following was just posted on the EU Blog concerning Fat princess event space coming to Home.
Next (and this is very exciting) as of tomorrow, we will be launching a new event in PS Home – the Fat Princess “Quest for Cake”.
Based upon the brilliant PSN title, all you have to do is visit the PlayStation Events Space to join in this very special confectionery quest.
In the fully redecorated space you will find eight pieces of cake, locked away in cages. To unlock the cake and feed your Princess you need to search the space high and low for clues, these clues will give you access to the finest gateaux and, eventually, her majesty’s waistline.
If you do manage to unlock all eight pieces of cake, and feed the Princess, a special PS Home reward will be yours – the Fat Princess’ very own throne for your personal apartment. Here are a few screenshots of the space to whet your appetite…
Last, (but by no means least!) there will be a few additional surprises in tomorrow’s publishing window (particularly revolving around the undead…) so be sure to log-in and check it out
I’ll be around for a while if you have any comments, otherwise I’ll see you in PS Home tomorrow unlocking slices of the finest black forest gateaux.
Source
No release date as yet but with Fat Princess releasing tomorrow July 30th, could we see the space added in the weekly Home update which is every Thursday.
UPDATE
The following was just posted on the EU Blog concerning Fat princess event space coming to Home.
Next (and this is very exciting) as of tomorrow, we will be launching a new event in PS Home – the Fat Princess “Quest for Cake”.
Based upon the brilliant PSN title, all you have to do is visit the PlayStation Events Space to join in this very special confectionery quest.
In the fully redecorated space you will find eight pieces of cake, locked away in cages. To unlock the cake and feed your Princess you need to search the space high and low for clues, these clues will give you access to the finest gateaux and, eventually, her majesty’s waistline.
If you do manage to unlock all eight pieces of cake, and feed the Princess, a special PS Home reward will be yours – the Fat Princess’ very own throne for your personal apartment. Here are a few screenshots of the space to whet your appetite…
Last, (but by no means least!) there will be a few additional surprises in tomorrow’s publishing window (particularly revolving around the undead…) so be sure to log-in and check it out
I’ll be around for a while if you have any comments, otherwise I’ll see you in PS Home tomorrow unlocking slices of the finest black forest gateaux.
Source
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Buzz Space Back On Home
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
The Reason EU Home Lags Behind

Currently in sunny/rainy (it can’t make up its mind) Brighton, the Develop conference is enduring the indecisive nature of the weather. At said conference, Peter Edward, Director of the PlayStation Home platform group tried to give us a reason as to why the European version of Home is still so lacking in spaces and content compared to other territories – especially for an EU developed platform. I say tried, as we knew the reason he gave, but do we really accept it? I’m not sure I do.
Edwards put the delays down to localistion. ”I think localisation is a big part of that,” he said. “The expectation that spaces will be localised into at least the EFIGS (English, French, Italian, German and Spanish) languages leads to delays.” I don’t know whether this is just me being cynical, but why not just hire more people to localise? Or start localising earlier, who knows. All I know is that I’m fed up of waiting for these spaces, bring them here already!
European users have downloaded a huge six million free and paid virtual items, a figure of paid items would be rather interesting to see how much Home is actually generating for Sony from it’s seven million users, three million of which are based in Europe. 80% of its users are aged 18-35, which according to Edwards is also suggesting a broadening of the console’s user base.
Friday, 3 July 2009
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