European PC Store update for July 31st
by Jem Alexander 
{ Jul 31st 2008 at 7:20AM }
- Echochrome Micro demo (free)
- Movement episode 3 part 1 (free - 5 videos)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Joe @ Jul 31st 2008 10:48AM
I would have thought No Gravity might come out today. I guess no go.
strike @ Jul 31st 2008 11:03AM
Another small update *sigh*
What is movement anyway? I'm too lazy to download it.
velocitySTRIKE @ Aug 1st 2008 4:12AM
Firstly, kudos on the username there.
Secondly, movement's a series of videos focusing on upcoming bands from around Europe hosted by two silly people. It's not terrible but you're not missing a lot either.
Mr.U2 @ Jul 31st 2008 2:01PM
Wait... what's the difference between echocrome and echocrome micro?
halebound00 @ Jul 31st 2008 3:18PM
Echochrome Micro is just the gimped version they released on PSN in North America--that had only 52 levels or so. They had to rename it to reflect that it was different from the UMD version that came out across the pond that had like 3 different levels and over 300 puzzles. I really wish they would give us PSP owners some more puzzle love.
Mr.U2 @ Jul 31st 2008 3:34PM
Halebound: Ohh, I see. That's kinda lame. Thanks for explaining that!