A recent update on the
PlayStation.Blog revealed that the add-on packs for
Folklore will be available on the American PSN Store tomorrow. While the Kidnapped Soul pack and the Under the Sea pack have been available in Europe for a wee while now, they will finally be making their way to the US Store this Thursday priced at $3.99 each or bundled together for $5.99.
Inside each pack is a new costume for Ellen or Keats as well as four new quests and a new Folk to capture, allowing you to keep the game going even after you've completed it. Fong also hints to more
Folklore surprises coming in the future. For more details on each of the add-on packs check out the
PlayStation.Blog.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-05-2007 @ 2:17PM
watcher said...
Finally! I still don't understand why Sony feels it has to separate store content this way. Nothing is more annoying knowing the content you want is available in your language, but sitting in another store for another region. I'm sure Europeans can say the same knowing what's in the U.S. store while they wait.
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12-05-2007 @ 2:55PM
Vincent said...
So true, even worse for people like me who live in a continent that has no store of its own and our credit cards (even international ones) aren't accepted by any foreign store!
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12-05-2007 @ 7:10PM
Dru said...
Holy Sh!t, are you serious? I'm in the military and would be flippin out if I couldn't d/l stuff cause they wouldn't except my credit card. That is an issue they need to rectify. Where are you? Need to make sure I don't go there ;)
12-05-2007 @ 9:05PM
Vincent said...
I'm in Brazil Dru :P But the same happens to all latin american countries as well as many asian and african ones
12-05-2007 @ 3:17PM
JerJerBinks said...
Now if only they could release some DLC that fixed the storytelling aspect of the game. I was really enjoying the gameplay, but the comic-book style storytelling with no voice over really brought his game to a grinding halt for me.
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12-05-2007 @ 3:28PM
Akamaru said...
So true. I wish they would just release the PSN cards they talked about a while back so everyone could enjoy the content on day 1.
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