Sony Consoles Getting Slew of New Titles

By DT Staff Published October 25, 2009

PlayStation fans will be able to get their hands on a lot more games in the coming months, promises Sony. The Foster City, Calif.-based company said today it will launch more than 100 titles for its PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable and PlayStation2 products. The beefed-up second-quarter of 2007 line-up will comprise industry leading franchises as well as new intellectual properties from both in-house and third parties, according to Sony Computer Entertainment America.

“We are excited by the content being developed by our partners, but are also looking forward to launching PlayStation-branded exclusive games created by our own worldwide studios this quarter and throughout the rest of 2007," said Peter Dille, senior vice president of marketing at SCEA in a statement.

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The product launch announcement comes just days after Sony canceled the 20 GB edition of its PlayStation 3 game console. In addition to being available via retail outlets, SCEA said it will continue to enable customers to download games for the PS3 product.

Here’s a breakdown of the new titles by platform:

PS3

Available Through Retail Channels

F.E.A.R. (Vivendi)
Spider-Man 3 (Activision)
Ninja Gaiden Sigma (Tecmo)
MLB 07 The Show (Sony Computer Entertainment America)
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (Disney Interactive Studios)
The Darkness (2K Games)
The Bigs (2K Sports)
TRANSFORMERS: The Game (Activision)

Available Through the PLAYSTATION Store

Calling All Cars (Sony Computer Entertainment America)
Championship Sprint (Sony Online Entertainment)
Gauntlet II (Sony Online Entertainment)
Joust (Sony Online Entertainment)
Mortal Kombat II (Sony Online Entertainment)
Rampage World Tour (Sony Online Entertainment)
Super Puzzle Fighter II HD Remix (Capcom)
Rampart (Sony Online Entertainment)

Alien Syndrome (Sega)
Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars (Sega)
CRUSH (Sega)
Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground (XSEED JKS)
FINAL FANTASY (Square Enix)
FINAL FANTASY II (Square Enix)
Harvest Moon Boy & Girl (Natsume)
Ridge Racer 2 (Namco)
Test Drive Unlimited (Atari)
Tom Clancy’s Ranbow Six Vegas (Ubisoft)
Valhalla Knights (XSEED JKS)

PlayStation 2

DAWN of MANA (Square Enix)
Fantastic Four Rise of the Silver Surfer (2K Games)
.hack//G.U. Vol. 2: Reminisce (Namco)
Harry Potter And The Order of the Phoenix (Electronic Arts)
Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary (Eidos)
Manhunt 2 (Rockstar)
NCAA Football 08 (Electronic Arts)
NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja 2 (Namco)
Odin Sphere (Atlus)
Ratatouille (THQ)
Shrek The Third (Activision)
Spider-man 3 (Activision)
Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam (Activision)

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