PSN games have always delivered a great value for a meager price. Now, it looks like the deal is about to get even sweeter. Advertisements on several gaming sites have been spotted, indicating that Sony may be giving Rag Doll Kung Fu away free for a limited time.
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Some nuggets of information about the upcoming PSN fighter Rag Doll Kung-Fu: Fists of Plastic have emerged from SCEA's PlayStation Blog.

The US producer of the game Joshua Miller detailed a few interesting morsels in the comments section of a post containing a video detailing the customization options of the game.
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Joshua Miller: Hi, I'm Joshua Miller, the U.S. producer of Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic. It's been a while since Fists of Plastic made its debut at E3 last year and since its announcement, people have been asking for more details. Well, the time has finally come and I am very pleased (not to mention, very excited) to announce today that Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic will be available for download exclusively on PSN beginning THURSDAY, APRIL 9th!
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Tarsier Studios' PS3 exclusive, Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic will be available to download from PSN on March 5th.
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Similar to PlayStation LifeStyle's announcement that Crash Commando will support trophies, they can now confirm that Ragdoll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic joins the trophy support list.

StalkingSilence of PSLS provides all the exclusive details:
"--> Accessible Controls – Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic's pick-up-and-play controls allow for immediate fun for hours or in short bursts; perfect for a social setting
--> Ragdoll Characters – The vibrant HD and 3D plastic characters have limbs and stretchy body parts that move and react in a fun way. Players can unlock customisation assets to create their own characters – offering hundreds of combinations - and take them online.
--> Multidimentional and Strategic Combat – Players can chain attacks together, pull off spectacular in-air attacks, use weaponry and environmental objetct, master their Chi building skills and the Chi-powered special moves – all in 360-degree combat fun.
--> Fun Ragdoll Physics – Ragdoll physics not only give this title its charm, but also ensure that no two hit reactions are ever the same.
--> Single Player and Multiplayer Modes – Perfect for any occasion, Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic offers solo missions and frantic multiplayer action with up to 4 players locally or online.
--> Online Rankings and TROPHY SUPPORT – Leaderboards and trophies will motivate players to aspire to both single player and multiplayer high scores!"
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NowGamer: id Software's creative director has unveiled new details on the studio's upcoming post-apocalyptic FPS/combat racing hybrid...
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Variety writes:

John Carmack, co-founder and technical wizard of the developer, says the company doesn't plan to support dedicated servers for the multiplayer component of "Rage," id's upcoming new action game.

"It's not cast in stone yet, but at this point no, we don't think we will have dedicated servers," he says.

Infinity Ward made the same decision for "Modern Warfare 2" and has been facing a massive backlash among its fans. The inevitable online petition has gathered over 183,000 signatures and even the developer has acknowledged the backlash.
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Lead designer for Rage confirms that the game will have consistent framerates across all platforms when it is released.
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Sorry to burst your beta bubble folks, but it doesn't look like you'll be getting your hands on a multiplayer beta for id Software's post-apocalyptic FPS/racing hybrid Rage anytime soon.

Now, although id CEO Todd Hollenshead told VG247 that an open beta for Rage is doubtful, he also said, "There could be something that's more along the lines of a PC demo or maybe a Mac demo that comes out from a test perspective. But really, at this point, that's speculation."
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We Love To Game speculates whether or not a RAGE demo will be on the way... not for a while of course, but if there will be one.
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