The PSN has been a great place for games, everything from puzzles to RPG and episodic content, but the one thing that has always been missing was a sports game. Enter EA's 3 on 3 NHL Arcade; a wacky hockey game that encourages big hits, big shots and big goalies. Now that last one may be a little confusing, but rest assured a few minutes with this game and it will all be cleared up.
"Sports! Getting outdoors, getting physical, competing for glory… ahh, sounds great, right? But what if it’s too hot? Or too cold? Or the weather is bad?
Sports are great fun, and great fun to watch, but what do you do when mother nature doesn’t cooperate? That’s where video games come into play, and this week on the Digital Delivery, we’re talking about sports games on PSN!
Regardless of the time of year or what season of sports are currently active, there are lots of options open for you to play sports games on PSN, and replayability is always high with games like this. So, let’s take a look at a pair of games, one of which you can get now, and one of which is coming soon." - Steve Perry
This week's Achievement HUNT, brings you Ray vs. Ryan
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Why, hello again The Walking Dead. We seem to see you top these charts every time one of your episodes releases — in this case Episode 3: Long Road Ahead.
Maybe it’s your emphasis on great characters and story telling? Or maybe it’s the crazy outcomes of your in-game choices and how they affect later episodes. Either way, congratulations once again on Episode 3: Long Road Ahead and its dominance of the charts in September! Other respectable debuts include Jet Set Radio, Borderlands 2, and Tokyo Jungle.
Bravo to final fantasy 7 for still being the number 1 ps1 title 2 years after its psn debut.
but sony is in soooo much trouble.. Theyre sinking to the bottom lmao.. ya right
