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Sony And Nintendo Announce Indie Game Sales
Sony and Nintendo are both offering up a number of indie titles with steep discounts. You can pick up some gems if you act quickly.
Nintendo’s Wii U Super Indie Connection #2 sale has been running since January 15 and continues through January 29. If you own at least one of these titles (or purchase one at full price) you can save 60 percent on:
- Steamworld Dig (Reg. $9.99, $3.99 after discount)
- BIT.TRIP Presents... Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien (Reg. $14.99, $5.99 after discount)
- Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition (Reg. $14.99, $5.99 after discount)
- Chasing Aurora (Reg. $7.99, $3.20 after discount)
- Swords & Soldiers (Reg. $2.99, $1.19 after discount)
- Teslagrad (Reg. $14.99, $5.99 after discount)
Sony’s latest flash sale was just announced and spans this weekend. You’ve got until 9 a.m. Pacific on Monday, January 26, to take advantage of deals on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and Vita titles. There are also a handful of movies on offer.
Notable inclusions are OlliOlli, Shadow Warrior, Resogun, and Guacamelee Super Turbo Championship Edition on PlayStation 4. PlayStation 3 players might be interested in Tokyo Jungle, Joe Danger, Castle Crashers, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. You can check out the entire list on the PlayStation Blog.
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