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Sony Rolls Out PlayStation Store Ultimate Edition Sale
If you've made the leap to digital and are looking to expand your PlayStation 3 collection, Sony has a deal for you. Now through May 27th, you can choose from 10 games, each up to 65 percent off (75 percent for PlayStation Plus Members).
Each title comes with all available DLC at a low price. The entire list follows:
- Total Value: $87.93
- PSN Price: $69.99 ($62.99 PlayStation Plus)
- Total Value: $57.95
- PSN Price: $28.99 ($23.19 PlayStation Plus)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
- Total Value: $99.99
- PSN Price: $69.99 ($62.99 PlayStation Plus)
- Total Value: $74.96
- PSN Price: $52.49 ($47.24 PlayStation Plus)
- Total Value: $69.98
- PSN Price: $55.99 ($50.39 PlayStation Plus)
- Total Value: $69.99
- PSN Price: $29.99 ($20.99 PlayStation Plus)
- Total Value: $59.91
- PSN Price: $39.99 ($27.99 PlayStation Plus)
- Total Value: $66.83
- PSN Price: $23.49 ($16.44 PlayStation Plus)
Transformers: Fall of Cybertron
- Total Value: $89.99
- PSN Price: $62.99 ($56.69 PlayStation Plus)
Following the sale's close, these Ultimate Editions will be available for up to 40 percent off in the PlayStation store. If you've had your eye on one of these games, don't wait. Some of these deals are good enough that it's worth taking the chance, even if you've only got passing interest.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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