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Star Wars Pinball Free For PlayStation Plus Users Tomorrow
PlayStation Plus subscribers have a lot to look forward to when the store updates tomorrow, August 20.
Zen Pinball 2: Star Wars Pinball for PlayStation 3 and Vita, which is typically $9.99, will be free to download. The game features pinball tables from the original trilogy as well as the animated show, The Clone Wars. There's even a Boba Fett-specific table on which you work for clients like Jabba the Hutt and Darth Vader.
Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower is free as well. Divekick, an excellent two-button fighting game for the PS3 and Vita, is discounted by two dollars to $7.99 for Plus members. Check out the additional deals below:
- Killzone: Mercenary Public Beta Access for Vita
- Ms. Germinator is $7.99 (typically $9.99) for PS3 and Vita
- The Vita Japanese Games Sale, which is in its final week, features discounts on nine games, including the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection for Vita and Ragnarok Odyssey.
- The Fan Expo Sale featuring Canadian made games offers discounts on 10 games, including the excellent Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon and Guacamelee!
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take:
While Star Wars and pinball tables are both great things, I think the real star of this show is Divekick. I played it at PAX East and a few hours ago for a Test Chamber, and it's a guaranteed buy for me. Knocking a few bucks off the asking price sweetens the deal even more.
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