Bloodborne, Final Fantasy XV, DRIVECLUB, The Order, FIFA 15, more
With Tokyo Game Show underway and Eurogamer Expo just a few days out, it’s been a really busy week here at PlayStation with over 30 posts going up on PS Blog. Highlights included a release date and new trailer for From Software’s tantalising Bloodborne; a stunning new Final Fantasy XV clip; news on The Order, The Tomorrow Children and DRIVECLUB; and updates on a gaggle of exciting new indies, including Super Exploding Zoo, Nova-111 and Poltergeist: A Pixelated Horror.
See below for a few of the choicest cuts, and do let us know in the comments what you’re playing this weekend.
Top 5 most read PlayStation Blog posts this week:
- New on PlayStation Store: Murasaki Baby, Flockers, Anomaly 2, more
- Bloodborne release date confirmed and new trailer debuts
- Final Fantasy XV demo coming soon to PS4
- SingStar: Ultimate Party release date and track list announced for PS4 & PS3
- New PlayStation clothing ready to pre-order now at Insert Coin
And one you might have missed: The Tomorrow Children – Delving deeper into Dylan Cuthbert’s weird, wonderful PS4 exclusive
Top 3 most viewed videos on our YouTube channel:
Top 3 most RTed @PlayStationEU Tweets this week:
Congrats to @PrimeGuardHQ for completing the Vault of Glass #Destiny raid! Some amazing #PS4Share photos too! https://t.co/4g1y0KxxCo
— PlayStation Europe (@PlayStationEU) September 17, 2014
NEW #FIFA15 VIDEO. Everything you need to know about the new FUT. We can't wait. WATCH –> http://t.co/rZLGHRfZqX pic.twitter.com/jQO5aliFsc
— PlayStation Europe (@PlayStationEU) September 16, 2014
NEWS overnight. Bloodborne release date confirmed 6 February 2015! Details & new trailer > http://t.co/MOaWXV3LSU pic.twitter.com/jXPVlPjQrr
— PlayStation Europe (@PlayStationEU) September 18, 2014
Most ‘liked’ image on Instagram:
What we’ve been playing:
Murasaki Baby: Ovosonico’s ghoulishly original PS Vita adventure finally made its debut on PS Vita this week, and it quickly brushed Velocity 2X and Rogue Legacy aside to be my game-of-choice on the daily commute. With a jet black sense of humour, delightful character design and brilliant use of sound, it’s absolutely worth the £7.99/€9.99 price tag.
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