Just Dance 3 and The Adventures of Tintin are the only two PS3 titles that will be released over this week. However, four other games will be outed as digital downloads through PSN. These include the extremely popular RPG Dragon Age II, last year’s Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and a new game titled Wanted Corp.
Just Dance 3, which of course features PS Move support, is claimed by Sony on the official PlayStation blog, to endow the series with a new twist. Forty tracks spanning numerous musical genres make their way into this game along with all-new modes and cardio training options. Described as an action-packed adventure which takes gamers on a nonstop journey, The Adventures of Tintin is all set to include captivating environments from the recently released film of the same name.
This week’s PSN lineup draws up Dragon Age II, which was launched in March this year for multiple platforms. It is set in the same mythical world that was introduced through Dragon Age: Origins and comprises a narrative that spans ten years. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is known to have introduced gamers to the now popular Autolog feature when it released last year. And now, the game will finally make its way to PSN as a digital download.
Another one of this week’s PSN downloads, Wanted Corp. supposedly kicks in four different campaigns and a variety of weapons as well as kinetic powers including machine guns, telekinesis, grenades, protective shields and lightning. As announced earlier, the Rage demo will finally be headed to PSN after having been outed via Xbox Live last month. Burgertime: World Tour and Goldeneye 007: Reloaded are two other trial versions that will hit PSN this week. Lastly, a PS one Classic titled Final Fantasy VI would also be launched through the PS Store for the PS3. This RPG was first released for the SNES in 1994, after which it got ported to the PlayStation in 1999.
Just Dance 3 and The Adventures of Tintin will made available for the PS3 tomorrow through numerous retailers, while the above mentioned PSN games are expected to release as a part of this week’s PS Store update.