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PSN Summer Sale Starts On Tuesday
A number of games are getting mark-downs on the PlayStation Network in honor of the weather being spectacular.
It's warm outside, but don't let that pull you from the warm glow of your television, especially when games like Infamous: Festival of Blood, Shadow of the Colossus, Crysis, and Jurassic Park the Game are on sale next week. Here's the full list:
- Gotham City Impostors ($10.49, or $7.34 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- NBA Jam: On Fire Edition ($10.49, or $7.34 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Shadow of the Colossus ($13.99. or $9.79 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Infamous Festival of Blood ($6.99, or $4.89 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Crysis ($13.99, or $9.79 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Killzone 3 Multiplayer ($10.49, or $7.34 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Closure ($10.49, or $7.34 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Jurassic Park The Game – Full Season ($13.99, or $9.79 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Worms Ultimate Mayhem ($10.49, or $7.34 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- The House of the Dead III ($4.89, or $3.42 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
- Real Steel ($6.99, or 4.89 for PlayStation Plus Members.)
[via PlayStation Blog]
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