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Sony Marks Down 30 Downloadable PSN Games To $0.99
Sony just launched a flash sale that only lasts through the weekend, and it marks a number of quality games down to a price that's hard to say no to.
Every game on the list below is currently $0.99 on the PlayStation Network, and will remain so through the weekend. Some of these games, like Telltale's point-and-click games, are usually $19.99.
- Back to the Future: The Game – Full Series
- Blast Factor
- Braid
- Crash Bandicoot
- Crash Bandicoot 2
- Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped
- Crash Commando
- CTR: Crash Team Racing
- echochrome II
- Everyday Shooter (PS3)
- Everyday Shooter (PSP/Vita)
- Gex: Enter the Gecko
- Gotham City Impostors
- Jurassic Park: The Game – Full Season
- Plants vs Zombies
- Red Faction 2 PS2 Classic
- Red Faction PS2 Classic
- Red Faction: Battlegrounds
- Retro City Rampage (Vita)
- Retro City Rampage (PS3)
- Retro/Grade
- “Sam & Max” The Devil’s Playhouse
- Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage!
- Spyro: The Dragon
- Spyro: Year of the Dragon
- Stuntman: Ignition PS2 Classic
- Super Stardust HD
- Tales of Monkey Island
- Tokyo Jungle
- Urban Trial Freestyle (Vita)
- Urban Trial Freestyle (PS3)
- When Vikings Attack (Vita)
- When Vikings Attack (PS3)
- World Gone Sour
You can head here to sign into the PlayStation Network remotely and go ahead and make some purchases away from your console or handhelds.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
There are a number of games on here you'll definitely want to grab if you missed them, like Braid and Everyday Shooter. Personally, I think I am going to grab all the Spyro and Crash Bandicoot games while the discount is steep, even if I have no intention of playing them soon.
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