Today, we dig out another everlasting classic that's making its way to Sony's PS Store. The game is an adorable simulation game dubbed flOw created by thatgamecompany with the helping hands of two geniuses Jenova Chen and Nicholas Clark.
The game has been announced for two platforms PC and PS3. The PS3 version has been launched today while the PC version has already made its debut on April 14th, 2006. The game costs you $7.99.
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Another title that too looks quite desperate is Namco's racing genre Ridge Racer 7 that has been launched in homeland and US in November, 2006 and clamoring for its launch in Europe and Australia on March 23rd, 2007 since it is a PS3 exclusive title so it has been slated for launch in EU n March 23rd.
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Ridge Racer 7 boasts 1080p high-resolution graphics with 5.1 surround sound and free online gameplay.
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Via: psxextreme
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