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This Week's PlayStation Plus Offerings
Sony has revealed this week's free and discounted titles. Additionally, Sony's PLAY promotion begins tomorrow.
Tomorrow will see Metal Slug XX (PSP, with Vita compatibility) added to the Instant Game Collection. At the same time, the Benjamin's Flight add-on for Thomas Was Alone goes on sale for $2.49 ($1.74 for PlayStation Plus members).
As a reminder, The PLAY promotion starts tomorrow, and the dates for the four titles and bonuses for buying multiple entries have been detailed.
- July 23 - Stealth Inc.: A Clone in the Dark (PS3/Vita) - $9.99 ($7.99 PlayStation Plus)
- July 30 - July 30: Cloudberry Kingdom (PS3) - $9.99 ($7.99 PlayStation Plus)
- August 6: ibb & obb (PS3) - $9.99 ($7.99 PlayStation Plus)
- August 13: DuckTales: Remastered (PS3) $14.99 ($11.99 PlayStation Plus)
If you purchase two titles, you'll earn a $3 PlayStation store credit. Three games nets you $6, and buying all four puts $10 in your account.
Our Take
Unless you have some reason for waiting until the retail release or its arrival on Xbox Live, Duck Tales: Remastered is something that should be experienced. I adored the NES version and can't wait to dive back in. I also look forward to hearing the updated version of the Moon soundtrack, one of the best pieces of level music ever written.
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