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Sony has added a few items to their PlayStation Store. This week’s additions include new movie trailers for 10,000 B.C., Fred Claus, Superbad (17+ age limit) and Perfect Stranger Blu-ray Disc release, and the game trailer for Turok from E3. There are two videos for Heavenly Sword, one an anime detailing the Heavenly Sword and the other a “Making Of” documentary. The last addition to the PlayStation Store is a new puzzle game Piyotama, which is available for download for $2.99. The descriptions follow.
- Piyotama ($2.99): Download this highly-addictive puzzle game that will have you and/or a friend matching four or more eggs of the same color to hatch piyos. There are an infinite number of levels with colorful characters, carnival music and playful scenery, all in full 1080p HD*. Use the SIXAXIS™ Wireless Controller to fill in gaps, and shake up and down to force matched eggs to warm & hatch instantly. The Global Online Ranking system will let you show off your hatching skills to the world.
- Heavenly Sword “Making of” No. 1 (free): With production values rivaling a
Hollywood blockbuster, Heavenly Sword is game development on a truly global scale. In “Episode One: Introduction,” meet some of the team from developer, Ninja Theory, and find out about the concept behind Heavenly Sword – to create the world’s first truly cinematic combat adventure. - Heavenly Sword Anime No. 1 (free): The history of the Heavenly Sword is revealed in five stunning animated episodes, all presented in 720p HD. Check out “Episode One: The Legend of the Sword.” A weapon forged in heaven; a warrior sent by the gods. Together they are mankind’s only hope against the evil that corrupts the land.
- Turok Trailer (free): Check out the Turok trailer from E3 , where players take on this epic, story-driven first-person shooter as Joseph Turok, a former black ops commando. When Turok’s ship is shot down in dangerous territory, his sole mission is to survive at all costs.
- Movie Trailers (free): Download movie trailers for the upcoming releases, 10,000 B.C., Fred Claus, Superbad (17+ age limit) and Perfect Stranger Blu-ray Disc release.