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[Update] Bully And Manhunt Hit PS4, XCOM: Enemy Unknown Plus Lands On Vita
Update 2: And the table is now completely set. Manhunt is also available now as a PS2-on-PS4 game. You can nab it for $14.99.
Update 1 (March 22, 2016 @ 11:33 a.m. Central): Gamers in North America can now purchase two of these games. Bully is available now for PlayStation 4 ($14.99). XCOM: Enemy Unknown Plus is out on Vita, too ($19.99).
We're still waiting to see if Manhunt shows up on PlayStation 4 today. We'll update should anything change.
Original Story (March 21, 2016 @ 8:11 p.m. Central):
Isn't today full of surprises? Right now, XCOM Enemy Unknown Plus is available for Vita on the UK PlayStation Store. Better yet? Manhunt and Bully are also playable on the PS4 as PS2 Classics.
We'll have to wait for confirmation on a release on the U.S. PlayStation store, but this is a pretty good sign.
Bully and Manhunt are selling for £11.99, while XCOM Enemy Unknown Plus has a £15.99 price tag.
Click on the game titles to visit the UK store to see for yourself: XCOM Enemy Unknown Plus, Bully, and Manhunt.
What are you most excited for?
[Source: PlayStation Store UK via NeoGaf via Luke Mears Twitter]
Our Take
This is a good sign for the U.S. getting these games as well. So far, no updates to the store have confirmed this, but remember the UK is six hours ahead. Not to mention, something could be caught up in ESRB. While this doesn't guarantee it, I'd say the odds are staked in our favor. All these things are great. So many people have wanted to play XCOM Enemy Unknown on-the-go. And trophies for Bully and Manhunt? Icing on the cake.
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