Here is what the Fury Pack contains:
“The pack will be priced at £7.99 / €9.99 and will provide three new race types – Eliminator, Zone Battle and Detonator, 12 new tracks, 13 new ships, 6 new music tracks, a redesigned menu system, a new campaign to complete as well a host of new trophies to win. Oh and let’s not forget the additional ranks for you to achieve online.”

If you just take the new tracks, then it issint even a pound pr. track and then you have to add all the other stuff, so from my point POW, then it is a lot of value for your money.

I don’t understand why people think this stuff is reasonably priced, for me the prices are way over the top and do not represent anything like value for money and so I never buy anything.

Can we have a demo category on the store please?
Will Sony ever insist on custom soundtracks and screenshots being supported?
Will Sony ever support the Playstation eye?

It’s a shame that the KZ2 pack is overpriced in PAL region compared to the US as usual though ….

So Mike what do your supperiors have against paying customers?. Given that if one visit a certain bay where the (video) content is free, why is it that our currency is not accepted at the videostore? bloodstains on our euros? a fear of foreign currency? incompetence? ie. better to create pirates then paying customers?

Things will always be different depending on which region you live in, whether you have a PS3, Xbox or whatever. I highly doubt a lot of these missing items are SCEE’s fault, and Mike is defiantly not to blame. Consumers will always want more, no matter how much content you release. Just be glad PSN isn’t charging you to use their service and download their content.

Final Fantasy VII was released on the PS Store in each region around the same time, something I’d imagine Square Enix strived to do to not disappoint their fans. Metal Gear Solid and Resident Evil on the other hand have not arrived due to, as written here, Konami’s and Capcom’s lack of interest in giving a download release to the EU.

If you want the PS1 games that badly, hit up eBay, they’ve only been around for longer than a decade now. Besides, titles like MGS and Resident Evil 1 always end up more expensive on the PS Store due to high demand, so you’ll probably get a better deal ordering a physical copy anyway.

Sorry to hit you up with the same questions but:

1. MGS?
2. Street Fighter Alpha 1 & 2?
3. Capcom UMD Legacy Titles?

And drumroll, new questions:

4. Tekken PSone classics?!?!
5. Tekken: Dark Resurection?

I understand that there are licensing issues with PSone titles that have not bee published by SCEE, so how about putting up all the SCEE titles? C-12 Resistance was published by SCEE initially wasn’t it? How about that one?

Also how about some sony published ps1 games well like Twisted Metal, Wild Arms, Spyro and The Legend of Dragoon.

I do not mean to moan in anyway as I know SCEE has longer submission procedures but what I want to ask is considering sony’s push for the PSP Go surely more content must be coming out way in terms of psp and ps1 games?

I have never owned a psp and want a pspgo but some games I want aren’t on the store like:

grand theft auto liberty city stories, grand theft auto vice city stories, metal gear solid portable ops, metal gear solid portable ops plus , castlevania dracula chonicles x

and there are some ps1 games I’ve never played and want to play but can’t find because ps1 games are quite hard to find now, games like:

resident evil 1, 2 and 3
tekken 1, 2 and 3
wipeout 2 and 3
castlevania chronicles and symphony of the night (okay this one I am quite angry about, come on america got these AGES ago that can’t just be down to longer submission and QA!)
legacy of kain (okay this ones a little unfair cos its out on no store but it was rumoured quite some time ago)
Actually where is crash bandicoot 2?

So is psp content really going to improve? This will seriously impact my decision on my purchase of a pspgo.

You do realise that Sony never once said that content would be release simultaneously across the world. If your international client has a need you can’t fulfil you don’t promise him anything (that’s what Sony did, not promise us anything).
This way the client may be unhappy, but he is perfectly entitled to go look somewhere else if a better service is available.
So don’t put the blame where it doesn’t belong and stop acting childishly (Sony releases content whenever possible, Microsoft sit on it until available in all regions, different philosophies, though I can’t personnaly say which one is better).