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Jet Set Radio Is The Latest Free Game For PlayStation Plus Members
Earlier today, we introduced you to Sony's roundup of offerings for Play— A week by week offering of new titles at insanely low prices for the rest of the summer. Now Sony has revealed more sales that don't require much longer of a wait at all.
Tomorrow's PSN update will bring some much needed price relief to console gamers. Jet Set Radio is by far the most wallet-friendly offering. The Dreamcast classic is free for PS Plus members and only $9.99 for everyone else. Jet Set Radio has players rollerblade through the streets of Tokyo-To and tag territory with spray paint.
Other sales coming in the July 16 update:
- Sorcery
$9.99/ PS Plus Price: $5.00
- Carnival Island
$9.99/ PS Plus Price: $5.00
- Datura
$4.99/ PS Plus Price: $2.50
- Draw Slasher
$3.99/ PS Plus Price: $3.19
Our Take
With Play's offerings starting up soon and a new addition to the Instant Game Collection, it's a good time to be a PS Plus member. Plus, some of the other deals aren't too shabby. Sorcery for $5, anyone? The $49.99 for a year's membership seems a little easier to swallow with such affordable deals.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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