The time has finally come to wrap up this little media guide series rounding up all the sweet new PSN titles Sony had to show off at E3, and I’m closing it out with a bang with two of the more action-oriented tiles coming to the PS3 Network. Crash Commando was one of the completely brand new titles Sony unveiled, and as a 12-player side-scrolling online shoot ’em up with tons of gore it’s sure to offer one hell of a rockin’ good time. PAIN: Amusement Park, on the other hand, had already been announced prior to E3 and is actually an add-on pack to PAIN, the original comedic action game of rag-doll physics exploitation. It could just as easily be its own game, though, what with the addition of five new modes, multiplayer support, and a new amusement park setting that is sure to lead to even more PAIN-ful hilarity.

Want to find out more? Hit the jump for screenshots and fact sheets.

Crash Commando Fact Sheet

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA)
Developer: EPOS Game Studios
Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) via PLAYSTATION®Network
Genre: Side Scrolling Multiplayer Shooter
Players: 1-12 players (2-12 players online simultaneously)
Release: TBA
Rating: “RP” for Rating Pending

OVERVIEW
Crash Commando, a PS3 title exclusively for download on PLAYSTATION Network, is a side scrolling multiplayer shooter game pitting two arch-enemy commando factions – the Grunts and the Jarheads – against each other in an all-out fight for world supremacy. Developed by EPOS Game Studios, Crash Commando is a fast-paced, humorous multiplayer game with over-the-top, slap-stick action that features exaggerated gore and effects. Combining the thrill of frenzied multiplayer combat with the straightforward nature of a classic side-scrolling platform title, Crash Commando is accessible to all players and it is the perfect combination of modern, sophisticated technology and traditional gameplay values.

The player controls a commando with a range of weapons and other equipment at his disposal, including a jetpack, C4, jeeps and tanks. Each map consists of two gameplay layers the player can seamlessly move between via portals in the environment. In Crash Commando, action, mayhem, frenzy and turmoil take center stage as particles, flames, explosions and bodies controlled by rag-doll physics insure there is never a dull moment. With a host of both multiplayer and single player modes included, players can enjoy Crash Commando either on or offline.

KEY FEATURES
– Fun and Frenzied Multiplayer Action – The hilarious action never slows with up to 12 players battling on a map simultaneously, either online or offline with BOTs.
– Weapons and Explosives Galore – Commandos have an array of weapons to choose from with machine guns, shotguns, rocket launchers, C4, mines and more. Players can jump into an array of controllable vehicles such as jeeps and tanks, to deal even more damage.
– Single Player and Multiplayer Modes – Crash Commando features multiplayer modes like Death Match and team-based game modes as well as single player modes like Boot Camp and custom games versus AI-controlled BOTs.
– Player Profiles – A Duty Records Award system, along with Player Rankings, Trophy Support and online Leaderboards, will track player stats and accomplishments.

PAIN: AMUSEMENT PARK Fact Sheet

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America
Developer: Idol Minds, Inc.
Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) computer entertainment system via PLAYSTATION®Network
Genre: Action / Comedy
Players: 1-4 players
Rating: “T” for “Teen”
Release Date: Summer 2008
Price: $5.99

OVERVIEW
The PAIN expansion pack is more PAINful than ever! This time, we are leaving Downtown and headed to the AMUSEMENT PARK! New to PAIN is online multiplayer mode play and 5 crazy modes to enjoy. The AMUSEMENT PARK still has the same creative, skill-driven comedic experience that presents players with the unique opportunity to control and capture the irreverent style of humor found in slapstick movies and online video clips. But now you are in a whole new PAIN-filled environment!

The Amusement Park keeps the same core, unique PAIN mechanic which allows the player to load characters into an extreme launching device, (this time a broken ride). Fire the character through physics controlled environments such as the “Tilt-a-Hurl, Deuces Wild, and Booty of the Sea”.

Receive points by stringing together PAINful collisions and inducing chaos in the environment. The player must achieve a wide variety of goals and / or reach various scoring milestones in each of the different modes of play. As challenging as it is funny, PAIN includes online leaderboards and has trophy support so you can see where you rank between your friends and throughout the world.

New Modes for PAIN Amusement Park include:

HOT n COLD: A single player puzzle game where the player must find the hidden teddy bear target within the Amusement Park. Each teddy bear detonated by the player returns a message of Hot or cold giving the player clues to the location of the hidden bear.

Clown Toss: A single player game based on Mime Toss. Glass planes are replaced with exploding barrels and the floating Mime is replaced with a Clown bouncing on a pogo stick.

Fun with Explosives: A multi-player game for up to 4 different players. Launch into an environment and attempt to detonate as many explosives as possible.

Trauma: A multi-player game mode that challenges players to cause as much pain to themselves and others as possible. Think the game Go head-to-head with friends and see if they can make all the same elaborate launches.

Call the Shot: A multi-player game mode that lets players challenge each other by choosing a set of two to four objects to hit in a single launch. The more difficult the shot, the more points the challenged player will earn.

Before game developer Mark Healey went on to found Media Molecule and begin work on LittleBigPlanet, he essentially one-man-developed the indie cult classic Rag Doll Kung Fu, a PC party fighting game, ala Smash Bros., noted for its unique art style and hilarious ragdoll physics. Fighting games tend to not work so well with mouse and keyboard controls (or mouse only controls in this game’s case), though, so reception towards the actual gameplay was mixed. But now Rag Doll Kung Fu is making a comeback exclusively as a downloadable PSN title for PS3, and with more fighting game friendly console controls it promises to be better than ever.

Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic, as the new PSN version is officially titled, is based on the original PC game but is being developed anew by Tarsier Studios. From the early screenshots and trailer (hit the jump to check those out), the game appears to be running on the LittleBigPlanet engine, although I don’t know if that’s true or not. What I do know, however, is that Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic looks great and is sure to be a blast to play.

Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic Fact Sheet

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA)
Developer: Tarsier Studios
Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) via PLAYSTATION®Network
Genre: Combat/Fighting
Players: 1-4 players
Release: TBA
Rating: “RP” for Rating Pending

OVERVIEW
Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic is a PS3 exclusive party-fighting game based on an original title by the creator of LittleBigPlanet, and developed by Tarsier Studios. A fast-paced combat game with an imaginative look and feel, Ragdoll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic focuses on fun with exaggerated ragdoll physics action and charming High Definition (HD) visual effects. Featuring accessible and intuitive controls, even novice players can orchestrate impressive attacks with ninja-like precision. Additionally, hardcore players will appreciate the deep combat system, weapons use and strategy. Success depends mightily on the player mastering the basic Kung Fu moves and sharpening his acrobatic skills by swinging off platforms and somersaulting through the air. This action builds up Chi Power, which can be conjured to perform spectacular SIXAXIS wireless controller-triggered special attack moves and combat sequences. Furthermore, players can taunt their opponents with the Free Pose system, ensuring the battle is infused with lighthearted fun.

Players can perfect their Kung Fu skills in the Solo Adventure and also take their characters online with a variety of addictive free-for-all and team-based multiplayer modes, including King of the Hill, Assassin and Capture the Fish. Perfect for any social occasion, Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic offers frantic multiplayer action with up to 4 players locally or online.

KEY FEATURES
– Accessible Controls – Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic’s pick-up-and-play controls allow for immediate fun for hours or in short bursts; perfect for a social setting
– Ragdoll Characters – The vibrant HD and 3D plastic characters have limbs and stretchy body parts that move and react in a fun way. Players can unlock customisation assets to create their own characters – offering hundreds of combinations – and take them online.
– Multidimentional and Strategic Combat – Players can chain attacks together, pull off spectacular in-air attacks, use weaponry and environmental objetct, master their Chi building skills and the Chi-powered special moves – all in 360-degree combat fun.
– Fun Ragdoll Physics – Ragdoll physics not only give this title its charm, but also ensure that no two hit reactions are ever the same.
– Single Player and Multiplayer Modes – Perfect for any occasion, Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic offers solo missions and frantic multiplayer action with up to 4 players locally or online.
– Online Rankings and Trophy Support – Leaderboards and trophies will motivate players to aspire to both single player and multiplayer high scores!

After the jaw-dropping graphical displays put on this year by God of War: Chains of Olympus and Crisis Core, I honestly couldn’t imagine PSP games looking any better. But clearly the PSP still has plenty of power left to be tapped into, at least if Sony Bend’s upcoming Resistance: Retribution is any indication. I mean just look at these screenshots and the unveil trailer, the game looks almost too good to be true!

Resistance: Retribution isn’t just about graphical bells and whistles, however. With Sony Bend Studio, the team behind the exquisite Syphon Filter PSP titles, you can rest assured that solid gameplay will be in place to back up the pretty visuals. Unlike the FPS style of the two PS3 games, Retribution is actually a third-person shooter packed with all-new weapons, enemies, environments and a storyline that follows British Marine James Grayson in events that follow shortly after Resistance: Fall of Man and lead into Resistance 2. As you’d expect from a Sony Bend PSP effort, local and online multiplayer will be a strong selling point, too. You can look forward to engaging in eight-player, human-vs-Chimera battles in five different match types, you’ll just have to wait a while because Resistance: Retribution won’t be on store shelves until spring 2009. But trust me, it’ll be well worth the wait.

Resistance: Retribution FACT SHEET

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.
Developer: SCEA Bend Studio
Platform: PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) handheld entertainment system
Genre: 3rd Person Action/Adventure
Players: Single-player/Multiplayer
Launch Date: Spring 2009
Rating: Rating pending

The war against the Chimera just got personal.

OVERVIEW
Developed by SCEA’s award winning Bend Studio, Resistance: Retribution is a third-person adventure designed specifically for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) handheld entertainment system. Utilizing their expertise in creating high quality titles for the PSP, Bend Studio has created an all new story, levels, weapons and enemies, as well as a proprietary targeting system that takes full advantage of the PSP control system. Their third generation PSP game engine pushes the system to its limit, allowing more detailed characters, special effects, and terrain that captures the look and feel of the Resistance universe on the portable system.

STORYLINE
Set in the weeks after Resistance: Fall of Man®, Resistance: Retribution follows the story of former British Marine James Grayson. After a personal tragedy – he is forced to kill his own brother inside a Chimeran conversion center – Grayson goes on a vendetta to destroy every conversion center he can find. Eventually Grayson learns that his efforts have been futile… in Western Europe the Chimera have evolved a new method of converting humans to aliens. The European resistance – the Maquis – enlist Grayson’s help, and he joins Cartwright and Parker in Operation Overstrike. The war to retake the European continent has begun.

KEY FEATURES
• Game: A third person action-adventure game created specifically for PSP that bridges Resistance: Fall of Man and Resistance 2.
• Storyline: Dramatic storyline set against the battle to retake the European continent, follows a single soldier’s grim determination to avenge his fallen brother.
• Engine: Utilizes Bend Studio’s third generation PSP engine that allows for more enemies on screen, more detailed characters with higher resolution bitmaps and specular highlights, and a memory buffer system that allows for larger and more detailed worlds.
• Revolutionary Targeting System: Advanced third person targeting system designed specifically for the PSP.
• Portability: Liberal checkpoint system makes the title ideal for small bursts of gameplay perfect for the on-the-go gamer.
• Weaponry: Weapons include favorites from Resistance: Fall of Man like the Auger, Carbine, and LAARK, as well as new weapons based on hybrid Alien/Human technology – including the BM001 Razor and the Longbow 1S-1K “One shot, one kill” sniper rifle.
• Enemies: Over 10 different types of enemies, including Chimera from Resistance 2 and Resistance: Fall of Man – including the Titan, Slipskull, Hybrids and Leapers – and all new enemies like the Hag and Cloven.
• Multiplayer: Intense eight player multiplayer gameplay with five game modes including Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Containment and Assimilation available via ad-hoc and infrastructure.
• Resistance Franchise: Web based franchise that ties into the Resistance franchise web portal.

Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty, debuted during Sony’s E3 press conference, is yet another prime example of how the PlayStation Network is rapidly becoming the premiere downloadable game service. Quest for Booty is a tidy standalone extension to last year’s PS3 hit Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, offering a brand new adventure in Insomniac’s acclaimed R&C franchise in a bite-sized portion to act as an enticer for new players to get a taste of what the series is all about and provide diehard fans a little extra time with their favorite lombax and robot sidekick until the next true sequel comes along. Don’t expect some slapped together game just because it’s coming to PSN either. Quest for Booty will feature plenty of content and mechanics that are entirely brand new to the series and the same near-Pixar-quality graphics that Tools of Destruction wowed us with.

Screenshots, unveil video and fact sheet await your attentive eyes on the jump.

[gv data=”/wp-content/uploads/Games/Ratchet&ClankFutureQuestForBooty/Trailers/q4be3trailerbwbugcrtesrb720.flv” width=”416″ height=”352″][/gv]

Ratchet & Clank®Future: Quest for Booty Fact Sheet

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America
Developer: Insomniac Games
Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) via PLAYSTATION®Network
Genre: Action/Adventure
Release Date: Fall 2008
Players: Single-player
ESRB Rating: Pending

OVERVIEW
The heroic lombax, Ratchet, returns this fall in an all-new adventure with Ratchet & Clank® Future: Quest for Booty exclusively for PLAYSTATION®3 via PLAYSTATION®Network. A stand-alone adventure for both fans and newcomers to the franchise, Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty offers up to four hours of gameplay in Ratchet and Clank’s debut on the PLAYSTATION Network. With all new wrench mechanics and light and dark illumination puzzles, Ratchet must manipulate objects and use his wits in order to succeed in his quest. New pirate-themed puzzles in four exotic locations will have gamers interacting with townspeople, manipulating shadows and playing pirate tunes, and mixing pirate brew to find hidden treasures.

Developed by highly-acclaimed independent developer Insomniac Games, Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty finds Ratchet in a desperate search for Clank after the intense ending of Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction®. After an unfortunate turn of events, Ratchet washes up on the shores of a small village where he must overcome life-threatening challenges, encounter new alien races and even form an alliance with dreaded Captain Slag’s first mate, Rusty Pete. Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty is Insomniacs third title for PS3 following its hugely successful Resistance: Fall of Man® and Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction.

KEY FEATURES
• All new wrench mechanics: Push, pull, and manipulate objects
• Light/Dark gameplay: Illuminate dark areas and use your wits to survive.
• Pirate Puzzles: Mix brew, manipulate shadows and play tunes to find hidden booty!
• Travel to four exotic locations on Planet Merdegraw: Pirate Fleet, Hoolefar Island, Morrow Caverns and Darkwater Cove
• Fight a motley crew of pirate enemies including Skull Walkers, Hot Heads, Giant Vipers (Pythors) and Undead Robotic Pirates.
• Explore a small island town and interact with the townspeople to find vital clues to Captain Darkwater’s treasure.
• Up to four hours of epic Ratchet & Clank gameplay for both fans and newcomers to the franchise.

[gv data=”/wp-content/uploads/Games/PopulousDS/Trailers/PopulousDS_E3Trailer.flv” width=”416″ height=”352″][/gv]

Populous DS Fact Sheet

Title: Populous DS
Publisher: XSEED Games
Platform: Nintendo DS
Release Date: Fall 2008
UPC: TBD
Genre: Strategy
Player: 1 – 4 players

In the beginning, there was nothing but a void, and from the void five gods created the world, each exercising their great power to shape the world with five different but brilliant colors.

Earth created the basis for all things; Water soothed it; Fire imbrued it with vitality; Wind breathed into it freedom; Harvest provided it with nourishment.

Fish, beasts, and finally beings called man came into existence. The power of the gods brought harmony among all living things and the world gave way to an age of glory.

However, prosperity created darkness in the hearts of man, and from that darkness demons were birthed. The demons controlled the same five elements as the gods and rose against them. A chaotic battle for the world had begun.

Thus opened the gates of an age of darkness, where man trembles in fear, helpless as the awesome powers rage around them. It marked the beginning of a long-lasting age that would test their faith between the gods and the demons.

A completely re-imagined remake of the PC classic that launched the god-sim genre, “Populous DS” brings the power of the gods into the palm of the player’s hands. The unique features of the Nintendo DS improve upon the original as touch-screen controls, dual-screens, and versus play with up to 4 players wirelessly have been implemented. The gameplay is fresh for returning players as multiple gods each with their own unique miracles have been added, while returning fans will recognize the classic maps from previous editions of Populous in homage to this legendary series.

KEY FEATURES
– A Classis is reborn on the DS! – The interface is built around the stylus and touch-screen controls while retaining the feel of the classic. Actions taken on the bottom screen play out on the top screen.
– Additional Gods and Miracles – 5 different elementally imbued gods, each with their own unique miracles and demon counterpart, are now selectable rather than just one.
– More Single-Player Missions and Variety – Challenge Mode with 50 missions to clear as well as Free Play Mode including a “Find The Warrior” mini-game.
– 4-Player Wireless Multiplayer – Versus Mode allows up to 4 players to compete unleashing disasters such as earthquakes, tidal waves and volcanic eruptions to wreck havoc on opponents’ lands!
– A Must-Have for Populous Fans – The most popular and classic maps from previous editions pay homage to the roots of the legendary series.

Fat Princess has to be the coolest fucking game concept I’ve seen in years. Just chew on this for a moment. In the game you and up to 31 other players will do battle medieval style in 16-vs-16 online team-based arcade wars with the ultimate goal to rescue your princess being held captive in the depths of the other team’s castle dungeon. The thing is, the enemy captors have fattened the princess up so you won’t be able to simply waltz in and run her to safety like a game of capture the flag. She’s so fat that you and your teammates will have to work in unison to figure out how to not only rescue her, but transport her fat, tub-of-lard behind back across the battlefield to your castle. You can’t tell me that’s not pure gaming brilliance!

What sets Fat Princess apart even more than its genius gameplay concept, though, is its comically over the top art style and extreme cartoonish gore. Peak at the first screenshots below to see what I mean, then hit the jump for a fact sheet full of even more game details.

Fat Princess Fact Sheet

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America
Developer: Darkstar Industries, Inc.
Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) computer entertainment system via PLAYSTATION®Network
Genre: Team Arcade Action
Players: 1 player single mode/16×16 Multi-Player
Rating: TBA

OVERVIEW
Frantic and fun, Fat Princess pits two hordes of players against each other in comic medieval battle royale. Your goal is to rescue your beloved princess from the enemy dungeon. There’s a catch though: your adversary has been stuffing her with food to fatten her up and it’s going to take most of your army working together to carry her back across the battlefield.

You can switch between five different character classes literally at the drop of a hat: the fearless Warrior, the steadfast Archer, the mystical Mage, the tireless Worker, and the deadly Priest. In order to triumph, players must combine their skills and work together. The name of the game is cooperation, whether it’s helping another player drag a log back to your castle, manning a battering ram to smash through the enemy’s front gate, or building a human pyramid to scramble over the walls.

KEY FEATURES

– Casual Single & Multiplayer Online/Offline Action – Cooperate with your team of medieval soldiers (up to 16 players on each side) to overthrow the opponent’s army, plunder their castle and save the princess

– 5 Character Classes – Change your avatar’s character anytime by swapping hats: Worker, Warrior, Archer, Mage and Priest

– 10 Unique Maps – There will be 10 maps total, shared across single & multiplayer modes.
Experience intense frantic gameplay across diverse, charming and challenging environments

– Resources & Upgrades – Work together to collect resources to upgrade your primitive weapons and basic castle defenses into superior armaments and impenetrable fortifications

– Unique Game Modes – Select from several various game types: Rescue the Princess, Thwart the Invasion, and Medieval Games

– Customizable Avatars – Create your own personal Avatar and charge online into battle

– 32-player Online Skirmish – Jump in and join as many as 32 players online to wreak havoc on the battlefield and carry your stout princess back home during the conflict

Two of the most unique titles heading to the PS3 PlayStation Network, or any platform for that matter, are Flower and PixelJunk Eden, the former a so-called “Zen” game in which you play as the wind guiding flower pedals through vivid landscapes to complete various objectives using intuitive tilts of the Sixaxis (or DualShock 3) and the latter a cooperative plant-life platformer putting 1-3 players in control of small creatures called Grimps hopping, bopping and swinging around dynamic, ever-evolving garden environments. Both games sport incredibly stylized visuals, and PixelJunk Eden will even support trophies and PSP remote play. Those sound unique enough for you?

Hit the jump to for fact sheets and galleries for both titles and a lone trailer for PixelJunk Eden.

Flower Fact Sheet

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA)
Developer: thatgamecompany LLC
Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) via PLAYSTATION®Network
Genre: Zen Gaming
Release: TBA
Rating: “RP” for Rating Pending

OVERVIEW
The pioneers that brought you the award-winning PLAYSTATION Network title flOw are back with another concept that challenges traditional gaming conventions. Flower expands the team’s tradition of delivering simple gameplay, accessible controls and a medium to explore emotional chords uncommon in video games. In Flower, the surrounding environment, most often pushed to the background in games, is pulled to the forefront and becomes the primary “character.” The player fades from an external and stressful world in the opening of this fresh and genuine game only for PS3, and journeys through beautifully vivid landscapes, changing the his surroundings and exploring nature along the way.

Playing as the wind, the player guides and grows a swarm of pedals by interacting with other flowers and the surrounding environment. The goals and journey in each level vary, but all involve flight, exploration and interaction with the level. Using simple SIXAXIS wireless controls, the player guides the lead petal and accumulates a swarm of flower petals as he moves at his own pace within the environment, causing the on-screen world to change. Flower’s gameplay offers different experiences, pacing and rhythm to all players. Along the way, the environment will pose challenges to the player’s progress.

Both pastoral and at times chaotic, Flower is a visual, audio and interactive escape on PS3.

KEY FEATURES

– Simple Gameplay Controls – Accessible controls appeal to both the casual and hardcore gamer and offer simplistic and relaxing gaming. Freely playing as the wind is as easy as titling the SIXAXIS wireless controller.

– Lush and Interactive Environment on PS3 – In Flower, over 200,000 blades of grass are simulated and animated simultaneously on-screen, creating an verdant environment not possible on any other platform.

– Dynamically Adjusting Experience – Players with differing skill levels and/or moods can intuitively customize their game experience and enjoy the game at their own pace.

PixelJunk Eden Fact Sheet

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA)
Developer: Q-Games Ltd.
Platform: PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) via PLAYSTATION®Network
Genre: Organic Platformer
Players: 1-3 players
Release: Summer 2008
Rating: E for Everyone

OVERVIEW
Welcome to the garden of PixelJunk Eden, a refreshingly different platform game wrapped in a vibrant world exclusively on PS3. In PixelJunk Eden, the latest downloadable entry to the PixelJunk series from developer Q-Games, living and luminous plant-life grows in real-time to form a lively stage. In this constantly evolving environment, players control a small creature called a “Grimp” (from “grip” and “jump”) to explore a dynamic setting alive with color and sound. By smashing into enemies, the player releases batches of pollen that can help the lush alien plants change and grow. As they develop, players can leap, swing and soar between them to get further through the undergrowth and gather all the bundles of energy and light from the level before the time available runs out.

PixelJunk Eden is the third game in Q-Games’ PixelJunk series, which blends simple, addictive gameplay with crisp and attractive graphics designed for optimal viewing in full 1080p High Definition (HD)*.

KEY FEATURES

– Distinctive Visuals and Music – Features 10 unique stages with stylishly designed graphics and original music from award-winning Japanese artist Baiyon.

– Co-op Play – Player can enjoy PixelJunk Eden alone or with up to 2 others with co-op play. Teamwork and cooperation enhances the strategy and dynamic of this platformer.

– Dynamic Animations and Effects – Organic growth animations for each plant, plus environmental and particle effects bring the setting to life and keep it constantly evolving.

– Rumble Support – Feel the thrilling effects of clinging, attacking and falling from plants.

– Trophy Support – Have fun, grow a vibrant Eden AND achieve trophies along the way!

– Remote Play – Supports Remote Play for PSP® system.

[gv data=”/wp-content/uploads/Games/PixelJunkEden/Trailers/pixeljunkedene3short720.flv” width=”416″ height=”352″][/gv]