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Ico And GTA: Liberty City Stories Free For PlayStation Plus Members This Week
This week sees two more titles for the PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection in North America. Whether you are a member for PlayStation 3 experiences or get your free games on the go, there's something for you.
In celebration of the release of Grand Theft Auto V, the PSP version of Liberty City Stories will be available. The story takes place three years before Grand Theft Auto III and stars mobster Toni Cipriani.
If you'd prefer something a bit more fantastical, Ico will also be available. This the story of a young boy with horns, kidnapped for his abnormality. He escapes his prison and meets a young girl, and the two of them must escape from shadowy pursuers.
In addition, if you haven't downloaded Machinarium for Vita, you are almost out of time. That title is rotating off the Instant Game Collection list on September 24, 2013.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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