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Players Decide The Best PSN Game Of 2010
There was a glut of good games released for Sony platforms in 2010, many of which were downloadable. Sony wants you decide which were the very best of 2010 by downloading themes which correspond to the game you want to win.
Whichever game wins will be available on PSN at a price 30 percent less than usual, while PlayStation Plus subscribers can get it for 50 percent off. The voting will last from February 22 until March 1.
The nominees:
Best PS3 Downloadable Game
- Castle Crashers
- Costume Quest
- Death Spank
- PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX
- Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game
Best PlayStation Network Exclusive Game
- Dead Nation
- Hustle Kings
- Joe Danger
- Sam & Max Ep. 1
- Soldner-X2
Best PSP Downloadable Game
- God of War: Ghost of Sparta
- Lunar Silver Star Harmony
- Phantasy Star Portable 2
- Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable
- Valkyria Chronicles II
Best PS3/PSP MINI
- A Space Shooter for Two Bucks
- Age of Zombies
- Monsters (Probably) Stole My Princess
- Vector TD
- Young Thor
Source: Kotaku
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