It is already known that the Heavenly Sword demo will be hitting the Euro PSN this Thursday - IGN have also got word from Sony that the demo should hit all territories simultaneously.
Sony has confirmed to Pro-G that a playable demo of Heavenly Sword, one of the PS3's most anticipated titles, will be released on Thursday, July 26. PS3 owners will be able to grab the demo from the PlayStation Network and sample the action ahead of the game's scheduled September release. Sony tells us that the demo will feature a rope sequence as seen at Sony's Gamers Day which took place in May.
Enterbrain this week said that Sony Corp.'s Playstation 3 has reached 1 million in sales in Japan. The console debuted in the territory on Nov. 11.
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Two days ago, a site that goes by the name gaminginsider posted a rumor about Heavenly Sword to getting online multiplayer sometime after the game launches.
Issue 5 of the free PlayStation 3 magazine has a preview of KillZone 2, plus an exclusive interview with the developer of Heavenly Sword and an E3 roundup report.
The demo has been dated for the EU playstation store. It will be out on the 26 July which is this month. No indication of when it will be available in other regions as yet though.
Chief Technology Developer Ninja Mikey of Ninja Theory has posted his thoughts of E3 on the Official Ninja Theory forum. And with it one final thought on the Heavenly Sword demo:
According to PS3Fanboy, European PS3 owners should be expecting quite a fat update to the PSN Store this month including a demo for the highly anticipated game Heavenly Sword. Click the link to see more additions scheduled to be coming.
PS3 Attitude liveblogs the Sony keynote speech at E3 2007 to bring all the details of every Sony PS3-related announcement.
First off, Factor 5, the developers of the forthcoming dragon shooter Lair, has already confirmed that a demo will be coming out for the game "in July", one month before the game's official August 14th release.
Sony has the most to prove this year. With PlayStation 3 in need of a booster shot, they'll unveil some more exciting games in known franchises. What's left in their internal stable of franchises? Answer that and maybe you'll figure out what they'll show off. Certainly you'll see more from Metal Gear Solid IV and Final Fantasy XIII, but they won't be out this year.
This weekend an exclusive edition of Gamer TV dedicated to the forthcoming PlayStation 3 AAA title Heavenly Sword airs on UK satellite and cable channel Bravo.
Three Speech was at the Mayfair hotel in London earlier this week to witness the unveiling of the PS3's biggest post-release title, Heavenly Sword, expected this September. From what they've seen and played, it's going to be an epic next-gen fantasy romp, involving a gorgeous, flame-haired warrior princess, a whole heap of medieval violence and hoardes of monsters to slice and dice your way through...
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe sent word to press outlets in Spain of its line up for the rest of the year, including new dates and additional confirmation on previously unconfirmed games. On the list of releases were games like LocoRoco 2 and Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, both scheduled for release this calendar year.
Note that these are tentative release dates and are subject to change. Since release dates change on an almost daily basis, be sure to call your local retailer to make sure the game you're looking for is available (TBA indicates that no release date has been determined yet).
PS3 owners weren't as overcome with software as they thought they'd be this past spring, but the summer is a totally different story. With a number of high-profile and potentially excellent videogames headed our way over the next few months, the awaited "must own" PlayStation 3 era may finally be upon us. Highlighted below are most of the season's biggest titles, so be sure to look for them at your local retailer between the dual-21sts of June and September.
French gaming mega-site PlayFrance has posted a list of Sony titles coming out in Europe between now and this October and they've revealed a bunch of unheard of titles. Not only do they confirm that both Loco Roco PSN and GT 5 Prologue are coming out in the next couple months, they also listed three previously unheard of games: