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PSA: Sony Kicks Off Two Weeks Of Spooky PSN Sales
Sony has announced two weeks of deals on horror-themed games, movies, and television shows. The offerings span all three active Sony systems and PSP, so you should be able to find something for the hardware you own.
Week 1, which runs today through when the PlayStation store refreshes next week includes:
- Dante’s Inferno (PSP)
- Dante’s Inferno Ultimate Edition (PS3)
- Darkstalkers: Resurrection (PS3)
- Daylight (PS4)
- Dead Nation (PS3)
- Dead Nation Apocalypse Edition (PS4)
- Dead Nation (Vita)
- Dead Space 2 (PS3)
- Demon’s Souls (PS3)
- Fatal Frame (PS3)
- Fatal Frame II (PS3)
- Fatal Frame III (PS3)
- Plants Vs. Zombies (PS3)
- Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare (PS3)
- Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare (PS4)
- R.I.P.D.: The Game (PS3)
- The Cursed Crusade (PS3)
- Tiny Brains (PS3)
- Tiny Brains (PS4)
- Zombeer (PS3)
Next week, look for a trio of Castlevania games, two Corpse Party titles, and the PS2 classic Manhunt (among others). You can check out the full rundown of prices (with an added discount for PS+ members) and the movie and television listings on the PlayStation Blog.
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