A PR rep for Sony has confirmed that Japan will be the first nation to receive an update for Lair that would enable analog stick control. The Dragons and Control Pack is set to be released on April 17, the same day as the worldwide launch of the Sony PlayStation Store. The Liar update will feature new fully playable Wind and Poison dragons, analog flight control which will let you control your dragon with your stick, DUALSHOCK 3 Rumble support that will make every smash, claw and attack more primeval than ever before, as well Reworked Remote Play controls that will enable users to experience Liar via PSP. Users who play the game on or after April 17 will automatically be prompted to download an add-on pack but without the new dragons. So is that seriously enough for you bunk a day of work for? Do let me know what your thoughts on the subject are.
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Source: Gaming Today
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