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Rumored PlayStation Store Content for 10/15/09

October 14, 2009 in Rumor comments 7

Check out all the confirmed, rumored, and upcoming content for the Playstation Network. This week, Mushroom wars and Topatoi will be available for download.

This week is looking rather empty compared to recent weeks. Although we are pretty sure most of you are just fine with playing Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. topatoi will finally be coming to North America. Also this week Creat Studios’ latest, Mushroom Wars makes its debut. Other than that we’ll see a demo or two, and hopefully, more PSP content to make up for last week’s lackluster offering.
Trexman89 via playstationlifestyle.net »
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  • 0
    RaidenXS Oct 14, 09
    it's looking like a weak update.
  • 0
    Shadow of Death* Oct 14, 09
    A Crack in Time demo is something I want, but nothing else there interests me really.
  • 0
    Killosity Oct 14, 09
    Cmon, be positive everyone.
    By 2030 we will have 50% of the PS1 titles on the store.
  • 0
    Ameer Oct 15, 09
    Bland update is bland. >_>  
  • 0
    BIGF00T_712 Oct 16, 09
    "Killosity quote: Cmon, be positive everyone.
    By 2030 we will have 50% of the PS1 titles on the store."

    No offence but i think it would be a lot easier to just go into ur attic find ur box of ps1 games and simply take the box down and play the games, or simply go to a video game store and buy them, they are dirt cheap, or bu them on the net.

    Also very bad update. Y cant they make some good free dynamic themes ??
    • 0
      Killosity Oct 16, 09
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      No offence but i think it would be a lot easier to just go into ur attic find ur box of ps1 games and simply take the box down and play the games, or simply go to a video game store and buy them, they are dirt cheap, or bu them on the net.
      .

      You clearly do not live in New Zealand. No offence.
      • 0
        Ameer Oct 18, 09
        That's because no one wants to live in New Zealand.

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