Sony has just announced the games and DLCs for PS4, PS3, and PS Vita that are part of its January 2017 PlayStation Store Flash Sale. The prices for these titles range between $1.99 and $4.99. Entirely focused on deals under $5, the sale also includes almost 100 movies for rental or purchase with hefty discounts.
PS4 owners will have more titles for less than $5. Some of them include "Dark Cloud 2," "Goat Simulator," "Hitman Go: Definitive Edition," "Injustice: Gods Among Us," "Limbo," and "Nidhogg". Also included are "Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition," "Terraria," "The Order: 1886," and "Tomb Raider Definitive Edition".
For PS3 console users, games and DLCs include "Battlefield 4," "Beyond Good & Evil HD," "Borderlands," "Child of Light Ultimate Edition," "Ducktales Remastered," "Goat Simulator," and "Handball 16". For less than $3, the following titles can be purchased: "Devil May Cry HD Collection," "I Am Alive," "Bard's Gold," "Monopoly Plus," "Resident Evil Revelations," "Sniper Ghost Warrior 2," "Street Fighter x Tekken," and "Motorcycle Club".
The PSN Flash Sale is also offering deep discounts for PS Vita games. Some of the titles confirmed are "Bard's Gold," "Bastion," "Borderlands 2," "Child of Light Ultimate Edition," "Dustforce," and "Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved". Also on sale are "Hitman GO: Definitive Edition," "Mutant Mudds Double Pack," "Nidhogg," "Risk of Rain," "Rugby World Cup 2015," and "Tetris Ultimate".
Some titles that are almost bargains include "Sniper Ghost Warrior 2" ($2.99), "Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix ($1.99), "Emily Wants To Play ($1.99), "Bard's Gold ($1.99," and "Outland" ($1.99). The line-up of titles is available for PlayStation Plus subscribers. However, they will not receive any additional discounts. The PSN Flash Sale will run until January 23.
Back in Christmas 2016, PlayStation Store offered bargain deals for several PS4 titles. The deals offered were priced under $20. The video below offers information on the Flash Sale. Share your thoughts on the article in the comment section.
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