25w ago - EA Sports Product Marketing Chuck Nguyen has announced today on Sony's Blog that discounted EA Sports Bundles start today on PSN!

To quote: Starting today, I'm happy to report that EA Sports is bundling four of its hit PS3 sports titles with tons of bonus downloadable content on PSN!

If you've been meaning to pick up Madden NFL 13, NCAA Football 13, FIFA Soccer 13, or Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 13, this is the perfect opportunity - and yes, this deal is only on PSN. You'll be able to download the full game and extra content bundle all month long.

To download any of these deals, turn on your PS3 and head to PlayStation Store after today's update goes live, then click on Games -> Hot on PS3 -> Weekly Deals.

Click on the "Sales and Specials" section on the left and you'll see the four different EA Sports bundles as you scroll to your right. Click on any bundle and then click "Purchase" to download the complete game and bonus content.

Read on for a quick look at this year's EA Sports lineup and exactly what you'll get in the PSN bundle promotion. If you have any questions or comments regarding these bundles, please leave them in the comments!

Madden NFL 13 Bonus Edition

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25w ago - Sony Product Planning and Platform Software Innovation Director Don Mesa has officially announced today YouTube for PS Vita is being updated to version 2.

Below are the details, as follows: Since June, PS Vita owners have enjoyed watching videos via the YouTube app on the device's brilliant 5" OLED screen, bringing you entertaining, hilarious, and viral videos, plus trailers for the hottest games coming to PS Vita and PS3 on the official PlayStation channel.

While PS Vita's YouTube app launched with a robust set of features, today you can update the app to version 2, bringing several new features that will enhance your viewing experience even further. Here are the highlights:

• Subscriptions and channels: Now you can view and manage your subscriptions (including your subscription to the PlayStation YouTube channel), browse all videos on a specific channel and check out detailed information in the "About this channel" menu option.
• Improved controls: We've added new functions on controls including Next/Previous buttons, a loop video option and the ability to browse videos while another is playing, making it easy to select preferred videos without interrupting playback.
• Playlist settings: You can...

25w ago - Sony PlayStation Store and Plus Content Manager Chris Howe has announced December's PlayStation Plus content lineup today alongside news of a GTA sale below.

To quote: Hello everyone! It's that time of year again when snows starts to cover the ground; fairy lights and mince pies take over the world and everyone is a little bit merrier! So, what better way to get in the mood than by divulging the latest PlayStation Plus content coming your way throughout December?

I hope you're excited as we are about the content line-up for this month, as we bring you a critically-acclaimed AAA blockbuster, an epic sci-fi shooter and a phenomenal puzzle platformer - and that's just the PS3 content!

So, let's kick off with a big one. We're very happy to announce that from 5th December we'll be offering the stunning Batman: Arkham City as your headline title for the next four weeks!

Delivering a genuinely authentic Batman experience that takes you deep inside the diseased heart of Gotham City, critics universally agreed that this is a shining example of what a superhero game should be. I don't think it needs much more of an introduction - just play it and find out for yourself.

Also out on 5th December, we are pleased to announce that we have secured the beautifully...

26w ago - Heavy Spectrum's Matt Birch has announced that Puzziball is rolling into the PlayStation Mobile Store today.

To quote: Heavy Spectrum here. It's exciting to be talking to you all again so soon! After Bullion Blitz we've been working hard to get the second of our debut titles to the PlayStation Mobile store, and tomorrow you'll be able to check it out!

The game is Puzziball, and like our previous game Bullion Blitz, it came about from a desire to create something tactile and engaging. This time however, we focused on sliding your fingers and how that could translate into a game which "felt" like a physical object.

As with the first title, we iterated through many control ideas quickly, and the moment we felt things fall into place was when we combined dragging objects around the screen with the occasional flick of the device to "bounce" the playing area.

Inspired by vintage sliding block puzzle games (like the ones you had as a kid!), using this mechanic we devised a game that combined the fun factor of those classic games with modern twists to tax the brain.

So here it is - Puzziball, a dynamic puzzle with a ball trapped in a maze constructed of movable "sliders." The sliders are arranged in two layers,...

26w ago - Heavy Spectrum's Matt Birch has announced news today of two new PlayStation Mobile games via Sony XDev, namely Puzziball and Bullion Blitz.

Below are the details, to quote: Today we'd like to announce the first fruits of our collaboration with Sony XDev - Puzziball and Bullion Blitz. We're really proud of them both and hope you guys will give them a go, and with any luck enjoy playing them!

The first of the two is Bullion Blitz, available to download today. This was a game born out of the idea that we wanted to take the simplest interaction possible - tapping the screen - and make something compelling out of it. "Digital bubble wrap", in effect - but with enough depth behind it to make it fun to play with for hours rather than minutes.

One of the big advantages of PlayStation Mobile was that it allowed us to try ideas quickly and really focus on finding a way to deliver that fun feeling that we wanted. After several attempts we found something that both felt nice and which we could build a deeper game experience with - and that we felt could live up to the high quality we associate with the PlayStation platform.

What we came up with was a bank vault filled with "ingots" that "pop" into a shower of coins when you touch them. Adding to that a mechanism...