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[Update] 2015’s First Month Delivers Infamous: First Light To PlayStation Plus Members
Update: Sony Computer Entertainment America has confirmed the rundown of PlayStation Plus titles for January. In addition, The Swapper is available for all three systems, Duke Nukem 3D Megaton can be played on both Vita and PS3, and the PlayStation 4 version of Whoa Dave will be available in the cross-buy program when it releases later in 2015.
Original Story:
Sony’s European branch has revealed the full lineup of PlayStation Plus titles for the month of January 2015 (at least in that territory). We knew that Fetch-focused Infamous: First Light was coming, and now we know what else some of us will be playing.
Vita owners will be able to chew bubble gum and take names in Duke Nukem 3D Megaton Edition. They’ll also be able to take on blocky baddies in retro-inspired arcade title Whoa Dave.
PlayStation 3 owners might solve a mystery in DuckTales Remastered. Alternatively, they might take a walk on the darker (more mutated) side with Prototype 2. Finally, PlayStation 4 owners will be able to clone themselves to solve puzzles in The Swapper.
All of these titles will rotate in on January 6, when the PlayStation Store refreshes. We’re still waiting on the official announcement for North America, and we’ll update once we know for sure. We’re also working to confirm which titles will be offered with cross-buy privileges.
[Source: PlayStation on Facebook]
Our Take
If you haven't played The Swapper, then this is your month to celebrate. Seriously, you should make that a priority. As for the rest, this is a solid month. I'm looking forward to finally diving back into Infamous with Fetch.
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