European PSN releases for June 29th

by Jem Alexander { Jun 29th 2007 at 8:00AM }

We've had two weeks of good PSN updates so far. Can Sony make it a hat-trick with a third? In short, yes. Check the full release list below.

Super Stardust HD (£4.99)
Championship Sprint (£1.99)
Gauntlet 2 (£1.99)
Ninja Gaiden Sigma demo (free)
Superman Returns BD trailer (free)
Full Metal Jacket BD trailer (free)

That's right. Sony were good to their word and have released Super Stardust HD worldwide within 24 hours. This is an excellent game and we will have a review up before too long to tell you exactly why. The other two available games (ah, it feels good to be able to say that ... ) are midway remakes, so have a think about it before you buy. Having said that, we've heard that Gauntlet 2 was pretty good online.

The Ninja Gaiden demo is a must get, if you haven't already nabbed if from the US store. Hopefully it will be compatible with the full title's in-game rewards for completing the demo, as the US version will be. Keep these killer updates coming, Sony.

Tags: championship sprint, ChampionshipSprint, euroreleases, gauntlet, gauntlet 2, Gauntlet2, ninja gaiden, ninja gaiden sigma, NinjaGaiden, NinjaGaidenSigma, super stardust hd, superstardusthd

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

nes_Dk @ Jun 29th 2007 8:24AM

whoopti-dooo
youll have to work at sony to find this PSstore update fun.

dingo @ Jun 29th 2007 9:22AM

When you call this posts 'europe releases', why the hell is the price of the games signed as british pounds? are that games only coming up in gb? if you should not now, the rest of europe has money that is called 'euro' (€)

jos @ Jun 29th 2007 9:38AM

And if you should not know, rest of Europe is not restricted to EU and thus not neccessarily using Euro either...

Bored @ Jun 29th 2007 10:36AM

Let's not fight over the currency, Ok?

Here are the prices in euros:

Midway "classics" all cost € 2.99
PS1 games all cost € 4.99
Super Stardust HD costs € 7.99

It would be indeed a good idea to make a habit of posting the prices in both pounds and euros...

Popfrogs @ Jun 29th 2007 10:19AM

Wow, I had no idea Europeans were so whiny.

ymmv @ Jun 29th 2007 10:33AM

We Europeans aren't whiny, it's just annoying that the US gaming press is so Anglo-centric. Europe is a lot bigger than the UK. There are 13 European countries with the Euro as its official currency, more than 317 million people in all. So why is that 9 out of 10 times on sites like therse the price is only listed in dollars or pounds?