Princeton Digital has announced a VST implementation of its Plate 2016 reverb, a recreation of the Eventide SP2016 Plate Reverb which has been available as a Pro Tools TDM plug-in for over a year.
Plate 2016 costs $99 and will be available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in very soon. A demo version will be available (it will run in demo mode for 10 days or 500 launches).
On a related note, Princeton Digital and Microsoft have entered into a joint development and licensing agreement to develop professional quality audio processing software for Microsoft's Xbox 360. Under the terms of the licensing agreement, Microsoft will include a custom version of the Princeton Digital reverb, the Reverb2016/360, with the Xbox Software Development Kit, thereby adding a powerful, flexible and natural sounding reverb to the game developer's audio toolkit.
