Sony Releases New Video Game Collections In Time For the Holidays

Sony released its Ratchet and Clank video games collection, which is a re-mastered version of the classic Ratchet and Clank games from PS2 in 1080p with 3D support. The collection includes Ratchet and Clank, Ratchet and Clank: Going Commando, and Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal. The Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal game allows for online multiplayer support. The collection also features full PlayStation Network Trophy Support. Players will also get a free 10th Anniversary Ratchet and Clank Avatar.

Sony also released LittleBigPlanet Karting. Players can get behind the steering wheel and get ready to race through tracks, discover unlockables in 3D environments, and battle in karting arenas. The game also allows players to pick-up items and weaponry and to customize tracks, karts, weapons, and Sackboy costumes using the in-game editor. Players have the option to download designs built by players around the world.

Journey: Collector's Edition for PS3

Sony also presents its Journey Collector’s Edition for PS3. The Blu-Ray Bundle features exclusive titles, new content, and previously released digital content. The bundle also features a thirty-minute behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of Journey, creator commentary, three mini games from thatgamecompany, concept art, and screenshot galleries for all three games, original soundtrack, PS3 dynamic themes and wallpapers, PSN avatars including 8 exclusive new Journey avatars, official game trailers and developer diary videos, and reversible cover art.

“Transformers: Fall of Cybertron” Release Date is Nudged Forward

Transformers: Fall of Cybertron has earned an early release date thanks to popular demand. The game, which will launch for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC, will hit stores on August 21.

Players fight through both sides of the Transformers’ most epic battles, culminating in the exodus from their home planet. Players can also engage in head-to-head matches between Autobot and Decepticon, after creating their own characters with some of the most in-depth customization ever seen in a Transformers video game.

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