Everyday Shooter - PS3 Network

Ro Hernandez on the PSBlog writes Hey PSN Folks – Spring Fever returns! Join us as PlayStation Network celebrates exceptional games during Spring Fever, one of our biggest annual events. Find spring-inspired game sales, special content bundles and exclusive bonus items only downloadable on the PlayStation Store. This week's offerings include Gravity Crash (PS3) and Everyday Shooter (PS3) and (PSP) each for $4.99 (regularly priced $9.99).

PS3 Fanboy writes: Ever wanted to know what the best selling PSN games are? Well, here it is. The top 10 PSN purchases since the system's launch. * flOw * Mortal Kombat II * Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection * PAIN * Warhawk * High Velocity Bowling * Super Stardust HD * Calling All Cars * Aquatopia * Everyday Shooter

PALGN have received word from Sony Australia, confirming multiple release dates for the Australian Playstation Store. Riff Everyday Shooter will be out today, PAIN will be released on the 6th of March, High Velocity Bowling and Blast Factor Advanced Research will be out on the 13th of March, as will Dark Mist.

Those of you who have been patiently waiting for some of the games released for months already on the PSN store in America, will be please to know that Everyday Shooter is finally being released in Europe this Thursday.

Kotaku announces the winners of Reader's Choice GOTY for the DS, PC, PS2, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360, XBLA, PSN, and Overall. (Mon Dec 31 2007)

Kotaku's Brian Crecente writes: Our first-ever Game of the Year awards was a pretty straight forward deal. I asked all of the writers to submit a list of three games for each category and the three that showed up most in each category made it as a finalist. Once we had the list of finalists I asked each writer to go through and order the finalists and then tallied the vote. The one with the most points was named Game of the Year, the runner-up was named Not Quite Game of the Year. The game with the most votes for Worst Game of the Year received that dubious honor. Super Mario Galaxy won Kotaku's Overall Game of the Year award. Uncharted: Drake's Fortune came as second, it won the Not Quite Game of the Year award. (Kotaku posted the overall results as a separate post, see the link at the Alternative Sources below for more details.)

Dec 21, 2007 December is the month of giving and, better yet, receiving. December is the month when sugarplum visions of $400 consoles and $60 games dance through your head. And, of course, December is the month when your loved ones usually just cheap out and buy you a gift card instead. So long as that gift card is an online points card from Microsoft, Sony or Nintendo, however, you'll be alright. With so much downloadable content available for so little money, you could stretch a few

20th Dec, 2007 Gaming is an up and down experience. Some years cram top quality titles into our every orifice until were bursting with videogame joy and have excess polygons dripping messily out of our ears, while some other years… Well, some other years are 1983. In 2007 though, weve had a very good year indeed. A scarily good year in fact. One which has provided us so much brilliance on every format that its a genuine worry that the laws of karmic balance will soon bring us a plague

Loot Ninja just got a media alert from Sony letting them know that starting today and running through November 29th, you can grab four PlayStation Network Games for $4.99 each. Calling All Cars and Everyday Shooter are originally $9.99, with fl0w originally $7.99 and PixelJunk Racers originally $6.99.

A demo of John Woo's Stranglehold has gone live in the PS Store in this week's relatively low-key PSN update. The demo, which 360 fans got back in August, lets you go berserk with Inspector Tequila (Chow Yun Fat) and his duel-wielded guns and blast your way through the massively destructible Hong Kong marketplace level. There's also yet more Motorstorm goodies to download - new skins for your cars - and some game and Blu-ray trailers up for the taking.