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Peggle 2 Now Available For PlayStation 4 From PopCap Games

PopCap Games has announced that Peggle 2 is now available for PlayStation 4. Peggle 2 will allow gamers to jump into their favorite multiplayer modes with Peg Party and Duel with up to four players. Are you ready to jump into the adventure and start the fun? Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
PopCap Games, creator of some of the world’s most beloved video game franchises and a division of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA), today announced that Peggle™ 2 is now available for PlayStation®4 worldwide. Praised as “one of the best pick-up-and-play downloadable titles of the year” by Polygon, Peggle 2 is the joyful, peg popping puzzle game featuring lovable Peggle Masters from Bjorn the Unicorn to Luna the friendly ghost. Peggle 2 will also include your favorite multiplayer modes, Peg Party and Duel! You can play online with up to four players in Quick Match or host your own Custom Match, or compete on the couch in a local Duel match.

“PopCap is very excited to bring Peggle 2 to PlayStation®4 and we can’t wait for players to experience the Peggle Institute in all its glory,” said Heather Hazen, Peggle 2 Executive Producer at PopCap. “We are also excited to see fans challenge their friends in our classic multiplayer modes and enjoy hours of Extreme Peggle Fever.”

Just as in the original, Peggle 2 combines elements of pinball, pachinko and billiards and adds liberal doses of joy, excitement and Beethoven, not to mention some new takes on classical masterpieces to celebrate your victory.

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