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Dead Nation And Tomb Raider Kick Off March Instant Game Collection
Sony has revealed the first two titles PlayStation Plus owners will get in March. The month kicks off with a title each for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.
As we previously reported, Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition is a retuned version of Housemarque’s PlayStation Network title. Tomb Raider’s (PS3) inclusion comes just a month after the release of the Definitive Edition on new-gen hardware.
Today is your last chance to get Outlast (PS4) and Metro: Last Light (PS3). You have a week left to get Ibb & Obb for PS3 before that rotates off the service. You can read up on the rest of March’s Instant Game Collection here.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
This is a solid week for PlayStation Plus members. Unfortunately, things start to slide a bit for the rest of the month (until Thomas Was Alone hits the service). Still, Sony continues to make the annual membership fee well worth it.
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