Those interested in getting their hands on the some special pre-order bonuses for Grand Theft Auto V will be glad to know it is now available for worldwide pre-order starting today.

In addition to those who pre-order either edition between now and September 17, will get access to piloting the Atomic Blimp in-game vehicle.

Here are just some of things you can look forward to pre-ordering with Grand Theft Auto V:

The Grand Theft Auto V Collector’s Edition includes all the contents of Grand Theft Auto V Special Edition as described above plus:

• Grand Theft Auto V Security Deposit Bag with Logo Key
  Inspired by the heists in Grand Theft Auto V, this custom 10.75” x 8.5” money bag features a pop-up style lock and laser cut logo key to secure important items. The reverse side features a pressed Rockstar Games logo on the security mount with a framed ID window.

• Grand Theft Auto V New Era 9FIFTY™ Snapback Cap
  This exclusive New Era 9FIFTY™ cap features an embroidered Los Santos logo on the front, a stitched, black Rockstar Games logo on the wearer’s left side, a Grand Theft Auto ‘V’ logo applique on the opposite side, and snapback closure for an adjustable fit.

• Custom Characters for Grand Theft Auto Online
  Get classic Grand Theft Auto characters to use within the Grand Theft Auto Online Character Creation System.

• Unique Vehicles and Garage PropertyPlayers will instantly receive a garage to store custom vehicles. In single player, the garage will be stocked with the 1930’s style Hotknife hotrod and the CarbonRS sports bike. In Grand Theft Auto Online, players will get the high-end Khamelion electric car.

The Grand Theft Auto V Collector’s Edition comes packaged in a premium outer box featuring a foil embossed Grand Theft Auto V logo on the top, finished with a matte, scuff-resistant film lamination, housing all of the contents.

However, there is some hope for hockey fans as “[they]  look forward to developing a best-in-class hockey experience for next-gen platforms in the future.”

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The reason for including Ratchet: Deadlocked HD with Full Frontal Assault was the long delayed Vita port of Ratchet and Clank: FFA which is out now after 6 months of additional development time. Now for purchasing Full Frontal Assault, you can receive both the Vita version and Deadlocked HD with the Disc Benefits function. For full instructions on how to download the game, check out Insomniac’s official page.

Europeans, however, aren’t so lucky as “Gladiator has not cleared SCEE (Sony Computer Entertainment Europe) format, so [they] don’t have any other indications on when it’ll be available there for Q-Force purchasers.” We have reached out to Sony Computer Entertainment Europe for further comment.

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Over on Battlefield’s Facebook page with the announcement of Xbox’s new console, the Battlefield page has revealed that Battlefield 4 will be coming to Next-Gen consoles including the PlayStation 4.

No further details have been announced with this announcement other than the release date of 10/29/13. We’ll bring you more information as it comes but for now, get ready for battle.

According to EA, their ”games will be alive with players who think, move, and behave like real athletes and dynamic living worlds, transforming the way people play and experience games on next gen consoles.” EA Sports Ignite also “blends new technology with the best rendering, run-time physics, animation, intelligence, locomotion, and online systems from across EA into one powerful, new engine.” One interesting thing to note as well is that this will have 10 times more animation depth and detail than previous consoles.

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Ignite will be used on Madden NFL 25, FIFA 14, NBA LIVE 14,and EA SPORTS UFC and these titles will be released within the next 12 months. Sadly, NHL 2014 has not been confirmed for this new engine. When we hear more on confirmed PS4 titles, we will keep you updated right here on PlayStation Euphoria.

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We have been recently attempting to find out the whereabouts as to the next set of DLC coming out for PlayStation All-Stars. Well the good news is there has been some kind of confirmation over at the PlayStation community forums which reveals a recent twitter response from Seth Killian (Lead Game Designer) on the situation.

For those of you unaware, there have been previous updates in the past from Seth Killian on DLC.
Though a lot is being kept secret, let it be known that Sony Santa Monica said they are still very committed to the game.

So there you have it folks, even though there aren’t any specifics to a release date, it is still pretty good news to know that there is DLC still being worked on by Sony Santa Monica. Apparently they are just struggling with the transitioning between teams which makes perfect sense as to why the delay. Hopefully this is enough for fans to at least remain hopeful for the time being, until we finally get an official announcement.

Let us know how you feel on the subject, we would love to hear your feedback.

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It seems as though Activision is #listeningtothefans but with no new information regarding these characters, it is still strongly recommended to let your voice be heard to both @sonysantamonica and @ATVIAssist on Twitter with #listentothefansactivision. For more information, check out the official forum post for this movement.

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While the PlayStation 3 version of Ratchet and Clank: Full Frontal Assault released on November 20th of last year, the teams at Sony and Tin Giant “have been working hard to deliver a version of the game that lives up to your expectations.” After 6 months, this title has finally been finished and will be released on the PlayStation Store. For those who have already bought Ratchet and Clank: Full Frontal Assault, however, you will be receiving this version for free with the Cross-Play feature. On the PlayStation 3, you will be able to grab your copy by going under disc benefits and then redeeming the download. In addition to Full Frontal Assault’s Vita version, Ratchet: Deadlocked HD will also be included in disc benefits when the game has been completed for your 6 month patient wait for the port. Deadlocked HD is currently being worked on by Idol Minds, who previously developed the Ratchet and Clank HD Collection last year and they expect the title to be available soon.

Stevenson had even more news to share to Insomniac’s fans with an upcoming patch for Ratchet and Clank: Full Frontal Assault. Included is the new free map based on Ratchet and Clank: A Crack In Time’s Monolith Fields and a free new (PS3 Exclusive) 2v2 mode which “eliminates the phases – so you can always capture nodes, build units, and attack the other team’s base.” According to James Stevenson, “this results in a more dynamic, more strategic experience that will test players’ skills more than ever before.”

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If that content isn’t enough for Ratchet and Clank fans, “the new Monsters pack, Intergalactic Foot Soldiers pack, and Plushy pack all are available now, for $1.99 each [...] [and they] also have a new A Crack in Time pack and All 4 One pack coming soon!”

There is plenty of content covering Insomniac’s projects from us in the near future which includes our Fuse Review and an interview with James Stevenson, the Community Lead. Keep checking PlayStation Euphoria for up to date news, reviews and interviews.

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