Looks like we'll be getting Empire Strikes Back, Clone Wars and Boba Fett tables by the end of the month. Or maybe they'll be released later than that, hense the pulling of the EU and US blog posts.

Interesting that only 3 tables were mentioned. Maybe a 4th is being kept a surprise or Zen Pinball might be releasing them as a 3-pack or individually? Either way I'm looking forward to them.

Is there anyway I can 'buy' these freebies through my PSN account if I don't own a Vita or a PSM compatible device? I fully intend to buy a Vita in the near future and a few free games ready to download would be very nice.

I must be the only person that doesn't mind it. Let's face it, the old store was utter bildge that was years out of date.

The new look store is nothing special but it beats the old store hands down. The old store was so outdated and needed a drastic overall for years.

A 'gamepad' friendly game would be Zen Pinball 2. It's basically only got 2 buttons. Start off with Plants vs Zombies since its rather easy and 'cute' (infact I'm convinced it was created with kids in mind). And anyways it only costs $3/£2, a McDonalds meal costs twice as much.

Overall the 360 joypad is marvelous... except the d-pad, it's terrible. Most games use the analog stick so most gamers don't notice or care but I like my retro titles and that bloody d-pad just spoiled most of them.

As a kid the Neo Geo always fasinated me. This weird console you saw in the gaming mags but never in the shops. You just wanna play a game where the cartiridge is big enough to be classed as an illegal weapon.

Good to see a lot of classic Neo Geo games on PSN but I'm still waiting for King of the Monsters.

I'm hoping Sega will release more Master System games on PSN/XBLive. As far as I know Miracle World is the only one. A bit of Wonder Boy: The Dragons Trap, Alex Kidd in Shinobi World and Psycho Fox wouldn't go amiss.

No Mars in the original story means no Martian mutants means no triple breasted prostitute!

"Baby, you make me wish I had THREE hands!"

It's the ultimate flying-through-rings simulator. Nothing comes close to Superman 64's realism.