Fridays, typically, are trash days in the old neighborhood. The streets are lined with big gray bins and mid-morning the truck rolls by, picking up those bins and dumping the contents into the truck bay. That's seemingly the easy part of the day for the neighborhood residents. The work comes in cramming, jamming and squeezing as much trash as possible into the confines of the bin.
That may not have been the impetus behind Trash Panic, an SCEA title slated for release on the PlayStation Network, but it bears an eerily similar mechanic.
From Xfire: "Just in case you missed it, Sony recently confirmed the rumors that they'd be shutting down the digital storefronts for their older consoles. In particular, the PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, and PlayStation Vita.
With the news now official, it might be a good idea to get your hands on the best exclusive PS3 games. Otherwise, obtaining these titles might become more difficult once the store closes later in July 2021."
Holding onto physical copies of Heavenly Sword, Puppeteer, Resistance 3, and Afrika(not listed in article).
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You can always play them on PC using RPCS3: https://rpcs3.net/ Just have to torrent then games, also they will look so much better on PC as well, especially if you use reshade 🙃🎮
Which begs the question: how the **** have Sony not been able to get this sorted by now. The PS5 should be powerful enough.
Push Square: "Trash Panic is rubbish in the best possible way. A concept tossed out by Japan Studio when the PlayStation 3 was about as popular as a bin man in a hoarder's back room, the barmy release sees you playing Tetris with debris. It sounds simple enough, but it's harder than controlling your gag reflexes while washing in a bath filled with baked beans – and twice as fun, too."
There are so many great games on the PSN Store, but some get lost and forgotten about. I’ve decided to list you my favorite five hidden gems of the PSN Store. So, if you like the sound of car football and a murderous baby chick, read on.
Persona 3 FES needs to be on this list. That game is one of the greatest, most innovative (for it's time) JRPG's ever made. It is only $10 as a PS2 classic, and you get a 160 hour turn-based JRPG with one of the greatest stories ever, and it also comes with a bonus extended game called "The Answer" which adds an additional 40 hours of gameplay.
So you get 200 hours of gameplay, for only $10. Everyone should own this game.
