Warhawk, SOCOM coming to online PS Store

by Ross Miller { Dec 21st 2007 at 5:55PM }

In addition to updating the PlayStation Network store, Sony has updated its online PC counterpart to include the original PS One title Warhawk as a downloadable game. The price is still the same, $5.99, and you can transfer the game from your Memory Stick-equipped PSP to your PS3 so long as you are signed in to the PSN account that originally bought the game.

The other major title to arrive on the PC PS Store, according to the official PlayStation blog, is SOCOM US Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo for $14.99, as well as a trailer for the game an a handful of others including the Metal Gear Solid 4 Tokyo Game Show footage. Those are not up at the store yet, however. Full list of PC PS Store updates after the break.

Downloadable Games

SOCOM US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo ($14.99)

PS one Classics

Warhawk ($5.99)

Game Videos (free)

SOCOM FTB Trailer
PSP Feature Video 2007
PS3 TV Spot
Gangs of London Overview Trailer
Metal Gear Solid 4 - TGS 2007 Trailer

PSP Theme (free)

MLB 07

PSP Wallpaper (free)

Gangs of London Wallpaper (3)
SOCOM FTB Wallpaper (2)

Tags: pc, playstation-network, psn, socom, warhawk

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Night Elve @ Dec 21st 2007 6:26PM

I really like how SONY is trying to give us a nice Online service.

Sure we don't have yet many little nice feature of Xbox Live but I'm pretty sure that SONY is working on them.

Branden @ Dec 21st 2007 6:41PM

My Thoughts exactly.

Brucie B @ Dec 21st 2007 6:54PM

Sweet...
I'm sure there working on some very nice feature's, but @ what price? Do you really think Online will always be free?

Jake @ Dec 21st 2007 10:53PM

PS online may always be free no matter how many improvements they make. Sony looks at this from the overall business sense. If free online means more people buy the system and games, they could make more money by leaving it free in the end.

Really, console manufacturers and companies in general will think strategically with any decision like this. Whichever approach they feel will make them the most money in the end will be taken. MS has taken one approach and Sony may very well take another.