Thief, Tales of Symphonia, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, more added to PS Store

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Sony updated the PlayStation Store last night and added almost all of February’s biggest releases to their digital storefront.

Leading the way are the PS4 titles Thief and Basement Crawl. One is the reboot of a beloved franchise and the other is a Bomberman-inspired in the scariest basement this side of The Evil Dead. Thief is also available to download on the PS3.

Also available on the PS3 this week is Konami’s conclusion to the Lords of Shadow saga, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2. Dracula’s modern day adventure is joined by Tales of Symphonia Chronicles, a high definition remake of the popular action RPGs. Bandai Namco has also released the two games in the compilation, Tales of Symphonia and Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, as individual downloads. Finally, the publisher is compiling several games from another of its favorite franchises with this week’s Pac-Man Museum.

More details about all of these games (and a few others) can be found after the break and a full rundown of this week’s new game add-ons can be found at the PlayStation Blog.

PS4 Games

Thief ($59.99)
You are Garrett, the master thief. Step into the silent shoes of Garrett, a dark and solitary thief with an unrivalled set of skills. The most challenging heists, the most inaccessible loot, the best kept secrets: nothing is out of your reach. The city is yours for the taking. Sneak through the streets, infiltrate heavily-guarded mansions and lurk in every dark corner… unnoticed and unsanctioned.

Basement Crawl ($9.99)
Enter the basement, explore dark, sinister arenas and be at one with the insanity. Bomberman inspired mechanics bring party games to the next generation level. Staying alive won’t be easy. The only way to survive is to become death itself, crushing all opponents. Fight with, or against your friends in a intensive, packed with action online and offline game modes. And remember, because of the horror-based graphics and themes, it’s best if you don’t play this game alone in the dark. You never know what might be hiding behind you.

PS3 Games

Thief ($59.99)
You are Garrett, the master thief. Step into the silent shoes of Garrett, a dark and solitary thief with an unrivalled set of skills. The most challenging heists, the most inaccessible loot, the best kept secrets: nothing is out of your reach. The city is yours for the taking. Sneak through the streets, infiltrate heavily-guarded mansions and lurk in every dark corner… unnoticed and unsanctioned.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 ($59.99)
Awoken after centuries of slumber, weakened and yearning for release from his immortal bonds, Dracula must reclaim his powers and make a pact with Death, to defeat Satan and gain eternal rest. Blood is everything as Dracula faces both his nemesis and his descendant’s unyielding quest for revenge, in this final, dramatic battle between good & evil. An epic fantasy adventure set in an expansive, modern-day world. Play as Dracula and discover the ultimate fate behind the ‘Lord of Shadow’ himself!

Tales of Symphonia Chronicles ($39.99)
Experience the complete Tales of Symphonia adventure like never before with Tales of Symphonia Chronicles. The original Tales of Symphonia series has been remastered with enhanced visuals, additional content and a dual audio track including both English and Japanese voices and the original Japanese theme songs.

Tales of Symphonia ($19.99)
Follow Lloyd and the ‘Chosen’ Colette as they embark on the Journey of Regeneration, a quest to save the world. The original role playing classic returns with remastered visuals, additional content and a dual audio track including the original Japanese voices and theme songs.

Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World ($19.99)
In the aftermath of the world regeneration, a new conflict awaits. A young timid boy, Emil, confronts the heroes of the past to save a world on the brink of destruction. He pledges himself as the ‘Knight of Ratatosk’ and sets out on a journey to protect a mysterious girl named Marta. The sequel to the original Tales of Symphonia returns with remastered visuals and a dual audio track including the original Japanese voices and theme songs.

Magus ($24.99)
Since the creation of the world, and of mankind, obeisance to the gods and their whims was the focal point of the lives of all who inhabit the lands created by the divine. However, as the gods disappeared from people’s daily lives, their power and influence began to wane, and cynicism and secularism replaced piety and belief. Amidst the world’s slow abandonment of the gods, a profoundly devotee and servant of the gods named Kinna infiltrated one the many prisons of the Waterfall Realm in hopes of finding one who would become a god. Encountering Magus, a prisoner who has spent his entire life incarcerated, she believes that she has found who she was sent to look for.

Pac-Man Museum ($19.99)
Whether it’s your first time playing or you are a Pac-Man expert, catch up on your Pac-Man history! It’s fever time! Pac-Man stars in a nostalgia-packed collection of the greatest Pac-Man games of all time. Pac-Man Museum will include classic Pac-Man titles as well as newer releases, allowing gamers to play through the evolution of Pac-Man from his humble beginnings from 1980 through current hits like Pac-Man Championship Edition and Pac-Man Battle Royale.

PSone Classics

Herc’s Adventures ($5.99)
Greece has gone downhill since Hades kidnapped Persephone. Help rescue her and return Greece to the happening place it used to be!

PS Vita Games

Mahjong 2: World Contest ($4.99)
Take part in a Mahjong contest. Complete over 100 unique levels of different difficulty and dynamics to gain experience and earn points. Plunge yourself into the myriads of golden tiles! Improve your rank and progress through the game hierarchy.

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