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PlayStation Network Promotion Gives Players $10 Back For Every $50 Spent
Ahead of the holiday video game rush, the PlayStation Network is offering a promotion that gives players money back if they spend a certain amount.
Beginning today and ending October 29, when you spend $50 from your Sony Entertainment Network wallet, you will receive $10 back, with the opportunity to to get a maximum of $100 back. This promotion applies to video games, movies, music, and the purchase of PlayStation Plus accounts. If you take advantage of the deal, you will get your rebate money returned to you by November 8.
You can find out more about the deal here.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
Taking advantage of pre-ordering on the PlayStation Network means many upcoming games will fall in the window of this discount. If you want to try out digital downloading instead of purchasing retail copies, this might be the time to give it a shot. Personally I am not ready to totally give up on boxes and discs. I am an old man in that way. I am working on it though.
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