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Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Coming This Week For PlayStation Plus Members
PlayStation Plus owners can look forward to getting their hands on Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (PS3) and Worms: Battle Islands (PSP/Vita) for free via Sony's membership program.
Both games will be available to download tomorrow after the store updates. Don't put it off, because as per the service's usual practice, the games will only be made available to members for a certain period. For that reason, you only have one week left to pick up Urban Trial Freestyle before it rotates off the service.
PlayStation Plus members can already get their hands on Devil May Cry and BioShock: Infinite. The store update will also introduce a Vita Play sale for OlliOlli ($10.39). As a reminder, wait until the store has completely updated before attempting to claim your new Instant Game Collection title.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take:
I suspect this offering will get more people to try Brothers – a title that many were probably too busy to play at the time of its release.
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