Single-player is repetitive and annoying multiplayer is a stripped-down waste of time. This sad excuse for a portable first-person shooter shoots itself in the foot over and over again. Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified is a ticket to nothing but aggravation. The full round-up of new content can be found on the EU PlayStation blog.Since the PS Vita is in dire need of a good shooter to take advantage of its nifty two-sticks setup, you would think that a Call of Duty game to mark the arrival of Black Ops II on the system's big-console brothers would be just the ticket. There's also a PS3 demo of Need for Speed: Most Wanted, a DLC-rich version of Saints Row: The Third (£33.99) and, on Friday, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed for £29.99. The expansion includes a handful of extra courses and Move support for the entire game. It costs for £7.99 and Plus subscribers get 30 per cent off. Portal 2's In Motion DLC for PlayStation Move does launch, however.
As for CS:GO, we still have no new news to impart I'm afraid." "I'll update everyone when I have a confirmed date. "I don't want to promise a precise timeframe for Retro City Rampage as that is subject to late change, however, it should be in the next few weeks," PlayStation blog manager and ex-Eurogamer man Fred Dutton said. So no, Sony hasn't tried to sneak out the terminally-delayed Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Retro City Rampage.
This week's PSN Store update is otherwise a quiet affair, with few other names ready to take on Call of Duty's launch week. Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified, the colon-filled PlayStation Vita version of Activision's shooter, will be available to download today from the EU PlayStation Store.
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