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Sony Marks Down Collection Of 23 Games To $5 For Weekend Flash Sale
In honor of May 5, or Cinco de Mayo, a collection of 23 games have been marked down to $5 on the PlayStation Network.
The sale is happening now and goes until May 5. You can head here to make some purchases and add some games to your download queue remotely. The first price on the list below is the new $4.99 sale price and the second price is the game's former price.
Arcania The Complete Tale - $4.99, $29.99
BioShock - $4.99, $19.99
BioShock 2 - $4.99, $19.99
Darksiders - $4.99, $19.99
Datura - $4.99, $9.99
Duke Nukem Forever - $4.99, $19.99
Fat Princess - $4.99, $14.99
GTA IV - $4.99, $19.99
Guacamelee! - $4.99, $14.99
Guacamelee! PS Vita - $4.99, $14.99
Kane & Lynch 2 Dog Days - $4.99, $19.99
LA Noire - $4.99, $29.99
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light - $4.99, $14.99
Max Payne 3 - $4.99, $19.99
Midnight Club LA Complete Edition - $4.99, $19.99
Mini Ninjas - $4.99, $19.99
Mortal Kombat - $4.99, $19.99
MX vs ATV: Alive - $4.99, $19.99
Red Dead Redemption - $4.99, $29.99
Red Faction Armageddon - $4.99, $19.99
Spec Ops: The Line - $4.99, $29.99
The Mark of Kri - $4.99, $9.99
The Raven – Legacy of a Master Thief - $4.99, $29.99
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
Guacamelee was one of my favorite games of last year, so I would definitely recommend grabbing that game. I think I am going to grab Spec Ops: The Line, myself, as that was a title that's been floating near the top of my backlog for some time.
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