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This week, its all about Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon on the PS3, and Soul Sacrifice on the PlayStation Vita. Our review of Soul Sacrifice arrives just after midnight tonight. Other than that, weve got some other worth PSN titles, a couple PS Plus sales, and then, theres Deadly Premonition: The Directors Cut, a PS2 Classic, and more. Be sure to visit our Coming Soon section, too. - PSLS

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It's another busy week on the digital marketplace as a Far Cry 3 spinoff, an enhanced version of the bizarre Deadly Premonition, a classic garbage rolling PS2 game and more make their way to the PlayStation Network.

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Those yet to experience the unfathomably quirky Deadly Premonition however, should do so immediately, as this is the kind of videogame that is all too rare in todays high-definition retail shelf space: an original, challenging one.

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GodisaGeek: "It seems that the UK game buying public has spoken: Dead Island Riptide was the most popular game released last week, because as per usual, the best selling new game has taken the top spot in the UK charts. Outselling Star Trek (3rd place), Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen (doesnt make the top 40), and the long awaited (in some cases) re-release of cult classic Deadly Premonition: Directors Cut (27th place), publisher Deep Silver will be pretty happy."

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But opening week sales are less than half that of the original.

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Theres a handful of games to look forward to in the next 7 days, with Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon and Deadly Premonition: The Directors Cut being the headliners on PlayStation 3, and Soul Sacrifice the big name title hitting the PlayStation Vita. For you PlayStation Plus members out there, Zombie Tycoon 2 is going to be free in North America starting on Tuesday. - PSLS

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TechStuff: The first experience many gamers had with Deadly Premonition was a fairly strained one, until the game was given some time to impress. With a clunky control system and graphics that were closer to Playstation 2 levels rather than Xbox 360 it should have really been a game that was quickly forgotten as a failure, but this was not to happen with Deadly Premonition. With a storyline and style that made many reminiscent of Twin Peaks the game became somewhat of a cult hit with its poor interface and bad design just adding to that weird and wonderful feel that turned out to be unique to some, and an underground hit was born. If you preserved with it, you were pulled into a mess of a game, but one that really did catch imagination. For others though the failings were too noticeable and it was quickly forgotten about. Now its time for Playstation 3 to get Deadly Premonition: The Directors Cut, a game that looks to not only add to the story but to also try improve the co...

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TechStuff: The first experience many gamers had with Deadly Premonition was a fairly strained one, until the game was given some time to impress. With a clunky control system and graphics that were closer to Playstation 2 levels rather than Xbox 360 it should have really been a game that was quickly forgotten as a failure, but this was not to happen with Deadly Premonition. With a storyline and style that made many reminiscent of Twin Peaks the game became somewhat of a cult hit with its poor interface and bad design just adding to that weird and wonderful feel that turned out to be unique to some, and an underground hit was born. If you preserved with it, you were pulled into a mess of a game, but one that really did catch imagination. For others though the failings were too noticeable and it was quickly forgotten about. Now its time for Playstation 3 to get Deadly Premonition: The Directors Cut, a game that looks to not only add to the story but to also try improve the co...