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ModNation Racers: Road Trip Joins PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection
This week’s PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection title allows you to customize your racer while on the road. ModNation Racers: Road Trip for PS Vita will be available for download after the PlayStation Store finishes its weekly update tomorrow.
We thought ModNation Racers: Road Trip was an average racing game, but PS Vita owners might like the customizability and touchscreen support packed into this little package.
Today is the last chance you have to grab Smart As... for PS Vita. This week is your last opportunity to download Outlast for PS4 and Metro: Last Light for PlayStation 3 for free, as the games will be removed from the instant game collection on March 3.
Be sure to see what else came out this month. You can currently download Payday 2 and Remember Me if you have a PlayStation Plus account. In the next few days, we should also know what’s on tap for March.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
I didn't play the Vita version, but the original ModNation Racers seemed like a decent racer. I'll download the Vita version just to have some light entertainment next time I'm on a plane.
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