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PlayStation Plus In March Brings Last-Gen Tomb Raider, New-Gen Dead Nation
As we reported yesterday, Dead Nation is getting a PlayStation 4 makeover. Housemarque’s twin-stick zombie shooter will be free this month alongside five other titles in the Instant Game Collection.
Also this month, PlayStation Plus members can expect the PlayStation 3 version of Tomb Raider, Mike Bithell’s Thomas Was Alone, Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut, Unit 13 for Vita, and Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite for PSP on Vita.
The month kicks off with Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition on March 4. Check back in every Monday to find out which titles are entering the Instant Game Collection that week.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
Even though this is the weakest month in some time, PlayStation Plus continues to deliver value (especially with Tomb Raider in the mix). Both portable-only titles are underwhelming, but your Vita won’t be dormant thanks to the on-the-go versions of Thomas Was Alone and Lone Survivor that you’ll get along with the PS3 editions.
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