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Three Speech blog has revealed the release dates for three upcoming PlayStation Store titles.
Released first is Calling All Cars on May 18. From God of War creator David Jaffe, the game sees players driving around in a car in search of escaped convicts. When you capture one you have to take them back to jail. It’s not quite as dramatic as Prison Break, but still looks to be great fun.
Following Calling all Cars is Nucleus, arriving on May 25. The game has been likened to Blast Factor which isn’t entirely a surprise given that is uses the same control scheme. Players will have to take out bacteria, viruses, super-viruses and more, progressing through the game by clearing the screen or surviving for a set amount of time.
Finally we have Super Stardust HD, an Asteroids alike which sees players defending a series of planets from attack. You’ll have to defend against a host of hostiles using a growing arsenal of weaponry including a flame thrower which will melt the enemies. There’s a bit of a longer wait for this one though, with its release pencilled in for June 15.
All dates are subject to change, and Sony hasn’t announced any pricing details at this time.
