European PC Store update for July 10th

Posted Jul 10th 2008 6:50AM by Jem Alexander
Filed under: News, Store

Not a bad wee update today. Those of you who love mind-bending puzzles will no doubt enjoy Echochrome now that it's finally available for Europeans to purchase. If not, maybe you'll enjoy the second part of episode 1 of Movement. These 8 videos include live performances from a couple more French bands, plus some more of the hosts prancing around France. Here's the full release list:

Echochrome full game (£4.99/€7.99)
Secret Agent Clank trailer (free)
Movement episode 1 part 2 (8 videos)
Kung Fu Panda trailer

Tags: euroreleases, pc-store, releases

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

7-10-2008 @ 9:43AM

lego91994 said...

Wasn't Echochrome supposed to be a UMD release for Europe?

7-10-2008 @ 10:42AM

Guido said...

@lego Yes it is, I have the UMD version myself. Having it available in digital download form as well though, albeit with less puzzles, can't hurt I guess.

7-10-2008 @ 11:09AM

reson8er said...

I will go on record as saying I love Movement, its a really cool show, the hosts are funny and I dug the bands, even if I wouldn't necessarily buy the music :)

7-10-2008 @ 12:08PM

Alien said...

Im still looking for the UMD version ...

7-10-2008 @ 4:01PM

Poozle said...

If you're in the UK I've seen it in HMV and Gamestation, not Game though...

7-10-2008 @ 5:07PM

Alien said...

I wish ... Im from Romania :(

7-10-2008 @ 8:09PM

Neji said...

I tried it on the ps3 and I love it!!!!!!!! I can't wait till I find the umd version.

7-12-2008 @ 9:34AM

velocitySTRIKE said...

The Movement guys are ace. Although I don't understand why, when these videos are made primarily for PSP, they give us a crappy video resolution. They're also a pain to download; kinda wish they'd shove them all into one package and make it a single download.

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