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Hey, Sony Has Black Friday Deals Also
I just posted a story about Microsoft's solid Black Friday deals a couple of hours ago, but PS3 and PSP owners shouldn't feel left out. Sony is going to be giving up some similarly enticing price cuts for the holiday.
Topping the list are some PSP offerings: Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Dante's Inferno for a mere $19.99. Dissidia: Final Fantasy and Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake will be available for only $9.99, and Groovin' Blocks will be on sale for $4.99. Keep in mind that these are for the PlayStation Network downloadable versions of these titles; retail prices may not match these cuts.
In terms of regular PSN titles, Joe Danger, DeathSpank, Gundemonium Collection, and Top Gun will all have their normal $14.99 price tags cut in half to $7.49. PixelJunk Racers 2nd Lap will also be available at half-price -- $3.49.
Finally, even the already cheap PlayStation Minis will be getting reduced pricing. Field Runners will drop to $3.49, Monopoly, Hero of Sparta, and Young Thor will hang out at $2.49, and Alien Zombie Death will be a paltry $1.99.
This sale will begin tomorrow, November 23, and all the prices listed should be available until next Monday, November 29. Personally, I'm going to take this opportunity to finally pick up Joe Danger, since I somehow missed out on it this summer. What are you going to check out?
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