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Any previously downloaded PlayStation Mobile content will still be available after September 10, though users will need to activate their PS Vita or Android device using the instructions printed below.

"We would like to sincerely thank our dedicated PlayStation fans and the development community for their participation in PlayStation Mobile," Sony said.

How to activate your device:

• For PS Vita users: You will need to complete the device activation process by performing the steps below between March 10, 2015, and September 10, 2015:
  Go to [Settings] > [PSN] > [System Activation] > [PlayStation Mobile] > [Activate] > [OK].
• For PlayStation Certified device users: You will need to open up the PSM app and launch any purchased PSM content between April 10, 2015 and September 10, 2015 to complete the content authentication process.
• Please ensure that you have downloaded all of the games that you want to keep. After September 10, 2015, you will not be able to re-download your purchased content.
• Devices that are not authenticated prior to September 10, 2015 will be unable to access previously purchased PSM content after that date.

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Alex Fuller writes "I'm always happy to see new RPG IPs emerge, and Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters is one of the triguing, if similarly niche, ones to come in recent times. Developed by Toybox Games with the initial publishing done by Arc System Works, the game has been brought over courtesy of Aksys Games' localisation. While Toybox's previous title, Hometown Story, is generally considered a rather poor effort, Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters is an immeasurably teresting and worthwhile product. There are a number of areas of minor annoyance, but the overall charm and intrigue of the game relegates their impact and makes the game a highly enjoyable experience."

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New scheme allows games to be rated without submitting them to the Australian Classification Board.

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New scheme allows games to be rated without submitting them to the Australian Classification Board.