Crash Commando, the exclusive PSN multiplayer shooter (there’s a mouthful), has been given the patch treatment like most next-gen games. Olof Gustafsson, CEO of EPOS Game Studios, told the PS blog that they “have been listening attentively to our loyal fanbase and have been improving the game in as many areas as we can.”
The update adds several new features and fixes some bugs. Most notable is the inclusion of in-game music from your PS3’s hard-drive, which is a big improvement over the current soundtrack.
The patch also adds game launching from within Home. This is a feature that is on the rise recently for PS3 games and one that should hopefully increase the popularity of the service. Country flags have been added to online players and games, there are now online rankings for score chasers and matchmaking has been improved. There is also a raft of smaller gameplay and interface changes such as a “blip sound when in the vicinity, with the volume increasing when the player gets closer to a mine.”
Overall game enhancements:
Game play & UI enhancements:
Tomorrow will also see the release of a demo allowing players to “try a level in the single player offline mode” and if you love the level so much that you buy the game then there is word of ”all new exciting downloadable content and game modes.” No word yet on an EU demo but check TheSixthAxis for any further developments and news on the DLC. I remember when a wise man stated future TSAN nights would be made of this. Thankfully, he left.
Source: PS Blog
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