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PSA: Humble Capcom PlayStation Bundle Gets You Both Resident Evil Remakes For $15
Usually, Humble’s curated bundles of games at bargain bin prices are limited to PC and Android devices. For the next two weeks, PlayStation 3 and 4 owners get their moment to save.
The Humble Capcom PlayStation Bundle offers up 13 games and more. Here’s what you can get:
Pay $1 or more
- Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 (PS3)
- Strider (PS3 or PS4)
- Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PS3)
- Final Fight Double Impact (PS3)
- Coupon: 45 percent off Street Fighter V on PS4
Pay more than the average (currently $9.69)
- Lost Planet 3 (PS3)
- Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix (PS3)
- Resident Evil HD (PS3 or PS4)
- Okami HD (PS3)
- Remember Me (PS3)
- Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10 Combo Pack (PS3)
Pay $15 or more
- Resident Evil 0 Remastered (PS3 or PS4)
- Devil May Cry HD Collection (PS3)
- Coupon: 50 percent off Mega Man Legacy Collection on PS4
This bundle supports three charities: Save the Children, American Red Cross, and Rettsyndrome.org. You can check out the bundle on Humble’s website.
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