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Here Are The Games That Had Surprise Releases Today On PlayStation 4 And Vita
Sony is making a habit of surprise releasing games during its press conferences, and today's PlayStation Experience show was no exception. Here's what released today.
The original Final Fantasy VII PC Port for PS4
Not to be confused with the very exciting Final Fantasy VII Remake, the port of the PC version of Final Fantasy VII to PlayStation 4 had a surprise release today.
Nuclear Throne on PlayStation 4 and Vita
From Vlambeer, the team that brought you games like Ridiculous Fishing and Luftrausers comes Nuclear Throne. It's out now.
Fat Princess Adventures on PlayStation 4
A sort of sequel to the PlayStation 3 co-op action game, Adventures is a co-op action RPG. It's available today.
Guns Up on PlayStation 4
Guns Up is a game that was both announced and released today. It's a free-to-play tower defense title.
Bastion on PlayStation Vita
Bastion released on PlayStation 4 earlier this year, and now the attractive action game is on Vita.
The Bit.Trip on PlayStation 4 and Vita
That's right! All six classic BIT.TRIP games are available now on PS4 and Vita! Cross-buy! Cross-save! $9.99!
— Choice Provisions (@TotallyChoice) December 5, 2015
Six of the classic, pixelated Bit.Trip titles are now available in one package on PlayStation 4 and Vita.
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