New PSN game discovered on ESRB site: NovaStrike
by Majed Athab 
{ Feb 15th 2008 at 4:30PM }
ESRB listings are always a fun way to hunt for upcoming hidden gems; today's rummaging uncovers a new PS3 game called NovaStrike. The game, according to onAXIS, is a top-down arcade-type shooter that should arrive on the PlayStation Network sometime soon.
NovaStrike, made by Tiki Games (makers of the PSP-exclusive RTS, Galaxy's End), lets you take control of an advanced Scythe fighter ... which you ultimately use to blow up aliens. Aliens of all kinds really, including groundlings, enemy fighters, capital ships and bosses.
We can't reveal more about the game quite yet. However, rest assured that you'll see much more of this upcoming PSN title in the coming weeks.
[Thanks Joe! Via onAXIS]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
tboy123 @ Feb 15th 2008 4:45PM
I think all of these new PSN updates are cool, but sometimes I feel like just getting back to the basics. Like a TETRIS HD, with online/offline split screen, 1-4player, several different game modes, and the ability to play my own music in game, and a price NOT more than $5. Thats what I am thinking.
But I always welcome (good) PSN updates. Just means there is more to choose from!
Andy @ Feb 15th 2008 5:05PM
Another shooter. Any news on that elephant bridge game?
HaloEleven @ Feb 15th 2008 5:47PM
http://www.igf.com/php-bin/entry2008.php?id=166
Sauvage @ Feb 15th 2008 6:31PM
Why the hell are they part of the IGF if they are already being published by Sony on the PSN?
The IGF is for "Indie" developers who don't have publishers yet.
Organic_Shadow @ Feb 15th 2008 6:27PM
What happened to that side-scrolling shooter game that was previewed a long time ago for PSN. Never came out...
chillski @ Feb 15th 2008 7:22PM
this is offtopic but did anyone notice the pat sajack game with drug refrences and suggestive themes, lmfao.
forsakyn @ Feb 16th 2008 12:41AM
Sauvage, to answer your question - NovaStrike is self-funded, and Tiki Games is both the developer and publisher. So Tiki Games is an independent developer.