For the first time ever, you’ll be able to get your hands on Resistance 2 multiplayer. We’re going to have a number of kiosks for you to jump on anytime and blast away your opponents with a slew of unique weapons in gorgeous environments.

Experience the intense and authentic high definition modern combat action of SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation in the booth Friday and Saturday/Sunday afternoons.

If racing is more your style, stop by on Friday evening or during Saturday and Sunday mornings to check out Motorstorm: Pacific Rift.

For those of you who like to take your gaming on the go, we’re going to have Resistance: Retribution on hand with its unique targeting system developed especially for PSP; alongside other PSP titles like BUZZ! Master Quiz.

Get discovered in Seattle with your talent or your brains (or both), with SingStar and BUZZ! Quiz TV taking over the main stage. Between sets of singing and trivia excitement, we’ll let you rest with onstage demonstrations of inFamous and level building with LittleBigPlanet.

While most of these games will be continuously playable throughout the three days, we’ll be holding tournaments at the times below to win PlayStation goodies.

COMPETITIONS

Friday

• SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation - 5:00, 6:15pm
• Buzz! – 2:15, 3:00pm
• SingStar - 4:45, 5:15pm
• MotorStorm: Pacific Rift - 2:30, 3:15pm

Saturday

• SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation – 2:00, 5:00pm
• Buzz! - 10:15am, 12:15, 1:00pm
• SingStar - 2:30, 3:45, 5:00, 5:30pm
• MotorStorm: Pacific Rift - 10:45, 11:30am, 12:00, 12:45, 1:30pm

Sunday

• SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation – 2:00, 5:00pm
• Buzz! - 10:15am, 12:15, 1:00pm
• SingStar - 2:30, 3:45, 5:00, 5:30pm
• MotorStorm: Pacific Rift - 10:45, 11:30am, 12:00, 12:45, 1:30pm

ON-STAGE DEMOS

Friday

• LittleBigPlanet – 3:30, 5:30pm
• inFamous – 2:45, 4:15pm

Saturday

• LittleBigPlanet – 11:00am, 3:00pm
• inFamous – 11:45am, 4:30pm

Sunday

• LittleBigPlanet – 11:00am
• inFamous – 11:45am, 4:30pm

Even if you can’t make it out to Seattle, you can still win a brand-new PLAYSTATION3 plus Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction and SingStar PLAYSTATION 3 during PAX. Click here for more details on how to win.

Also don’t forget to swing by the PlayStation.Blog meet-up Saturday morning at Top Pot Doughnuts, for some free breakfast, before you get your game on.

If you haven’t heard of The Last Guy yet, here’s the run-down. Every stage is a real city, shown from overhead using detailed aerial photography. Basically you make your way through cities, find people hiding in buildings, and lead them to the Escape Zone while avoiding zombies roaming the streets. Use thermography vision to find people hiding in buildings, “dash” to run away quicker, and “huddle” to scrunch up the line to keep the people out of the path of the zombies. The controls are simple, but keeping your line away from the zombies and making it to the Escape Zone without losing anyone is anything but.

We released the demo last week, giving a taste of half of the Asakusa, Tokyo stage, one of the many stages in The Last Guy. I hope you’ve had a chance to check it out. If you’re anything like me, you probably have that song stuck in your head too.

Well, I’m back here on the blog today because I’m here to announce that the full North American release of The Last Guy will be hitting the North American PlayStation Store tomorrow afternoon for $9.99! And you can purchase the game from the PlayStation Store, or from right inside the demo itself. How handy is that?

With the full game, you’ll get to experience the full Asakusa stage from the demo, plus a bunch of other exciting cities from around the world, with 15 stages in all. Of course there’s London and Los Angeles, which we originally mentioned. And in the latest trailer below you can see cities like Washington, D.C., Sydney, Berlin, and Chinatown in Yokohama, Japan. There are lots of other great cities waiting to be saved by you in the full game, plus a bunch of different kinds of zombies and boss zombies for you to outwit and out-maneuver. You’ll definitely have to use the power-ups scattered throughout each stage wisely to make it through each of the 15 stages.

Here are a few cool screenshots from some of the new cities, Berlin and San Francisco.

So you have until tomorrow afternoon to practice with the demo to perfect your line-leading zombie-avoiding skills, thermography powers, building-encircling technique, and Stamina gauge management. Because the levels in the full game are much more challenging, and even feature online rankings and different ratings for how well you do (like how many VIPs you find and rescue). Who knows, maybe something cool will happen if you get a good “clear” rating on all the levels…

By the way, there will be a couple of cool The Last Guy wallpapers on the store tomorrow as well. Hope you like ‘em!

Let me know what you think of the demo, and the full game when it comes out tomorrow. Thanks!

A party fighting game with an imaginative look and feel, Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic focuses on fun with exaggerated animations, interactive environments, and beautiful HD graphics. Features accessible and intuitive controls combined with a deep combat system that features charge attacks and even weapons. Fight well to build up Chi Power in order to unleash spectacular SIXAXIS™ wireless controller-triggered special attack moves and combat sequences. And when you knock your opponents down, go wild and taunt them with the unique Free Pose system.

Pick from one of the many zany characters, ranging from shirt-less kung fu pros and female ninjas, to mask-wearing kung fu masters. Or create your own character and customize it with unlockable items and accessories. The vibrant plastic "puppet" characters have limbs and stretchy body parts that move and react as they walk, jump, and throw punches and kicks, and real ragdoll physics add to the humor and charm as the kung fu fighters take hits and get slammed around. Players can perfect their Kung Fu skills offline in the single player mode, or play against friends locally or online with up to 4 players in a variety of addictive free-for-all and team-based modes including King of the Hill and Capture the Fish.

Key Features:

* Kung Fu Fun – The combat never gets old with unique combat based on hilarious puppet fighters as you duke it out against the computer or against your friends
* Deep Combat – Accessible controls with a deep combat system, including the Chi Power charge attack system
* Character Customization – Create your own crazy Kung Fu fighter and customize it with unlockable parts and accessories
* Multiplayer Mayhem – Solo play, plus online and offline multiplayer modes for 2-4 players
* Online Rankings and Trophy Support – Supports online leaderboards as well as Trophies

That’s where we come in, dear PlayStation.Blog reader. From 8:30-10:30am on Saturday, August 30th, we’ll be camped out at the nearby Top Pot Doughnuts (5th Ave location). We’ve got the 2nd floor of this Seattle standard locked down for PlayStation fans, and the coffee and donuts will be flowing freely. That’s meant both figuratively and literally - we’re picking up the tab. As those who attended our last meet-up can attest, there’ll be more than just free food; we’ll be handing out swag and running another competition - so make sure to charge up your PSP.

We’d love to meet you, and we’ll still get you out the door and on your way for a full day of PAXness (the doors open at 10am). If you’d like to attend, please RSVP on our Facebook event page or, if you don’t have Facebook (for shame!), please feel free to drop us a line here.

And when you get to the Convention Center, make sure to drop by our booth, where you’ll be able to go hands-on with LittleBigPlanet, Resistance 2, SOCOM Confrontation, MotorStorm Pacific Rift, Resistance Retribution, SingStar, Buzz Quiz TV and more. Stay tuned, we’ll share our full schedule of events tomorrow on the Blog.

Coming exclusively to PLAYSTATION Network this fall, Savage Moon is a frantic, action-packed tower defense game in a gritty sci-fi setting. You are tasked with protecting mining facilities from ravenous space bugs using some truly fearsome weaponry. And you’ll need as much strategy as firepower as you fend off wave after wave.

Each level in Savage Moon is set on an “Imoon”, or a living asteroid, and it is up to you to keep the mining facilities safe. These Imoons are rich in mineral deposits that humanity needs to survive, but such riches come with great risk as the native creatures living there will stop at nothing to end the mining. These giant deadly creatures are called “Insectocytes.” They come in all shapes and sizes and you will need to have a balanced strategy to fend them all off and keep the mining facilities safe.

To defend the mines, you start off with machine gun towers and can expand your arsenal to include wide range of weaponry and heavy artillery. This is where your strategizing skills come into play. It’s up to you when to upgrade, add new towers, or save your money, and your strategies will make the difference between escaping unscathed and watching the mines go up in flames. You have to place the tower defenses in areas where they will be most effective in killing the different kinds of Insectocytes before they make it to the mining facilities. And as you kill the Insectocytes, you earn valuable points that you can use to upgrade the size and firepower of your defenses, and to develop new weapons and technologies.

Savage Moon is addictive and the action is relentless, making it fun no matter what your skill level is. The action is intense, but you also have to think and have a solid strategy to survive. The best players can even post their scores to the online leader boards to see how they stack up.

There is much more to come on Savage Moon soon, so keep a lookout for news right here on PlayStation.Blog.