Sony has been revealing some more details about its downloadable game release plans in the UK. On the big launch day, Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection will be available for GBP 6.99, while the Robotron-esque Blast Factor will set you back GBP 3.49. Gran Turismo HD will be free - it's a nice demo, but there's only so many times you can drive that single alpine course without getting bored. I played until I unlocked the Skyline, then had some fun with that and I've never touched it since. The photographic mountains in the background reminded me of Mega Drive game backdrops. I don't know why.
Super Rub-A-Dub, Sony's rubber ducky simulator, is set for release on March 30th. Looks nice too. After that we'll get interesting experimental title, flOw, on April 6, Sumo Digital's Go! Sudoku on April 13, and Go! Puzzle on April 20. The likes of Lemmings and Gripshift should follow soon after. No word yet on David Jaffe's Calling All Cars.
