PS Plus deals abound this week
Starting today, those who are subscribed to PlayStation Plus now have limited-time deals to consider.
Sony has begun a new program called "PlayStation Plus Specials." This program will offer special deals on the newest games and DLC for both PS4 and PS3. The first batch of deals lasts until Monday, June 1st, and features discounts on games like The Order: 1886.
One of the biggest titles appearing this week is the latest PS4 hit Bloodborne, which will be on sale for $48, marking the first sale of the critically-acclaimed game in the PlayStation Network.
Although the discounts are not as significant as the usual discounts for PlayStation Plus, these deals are also a welcome addition alongside the original benefits of being a PS Plus member. This week's special also includes a special price cut on the updated Dark Souls II, Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, for both PS3 and PS4 editions.
This first week mostly features discounts on games, it will expand to include "select DLC bundles exclusively to PS Plus members." The Dragon Ball Xenoverse bundle alludes to this as it includes an additional free DLC along with its 10% discount.
If this is only the first wave of the deals offered, maybe some classics and sleeper hits for both PS3 and PS4 will be included in the future.
Dalton White I
I'm a recent graduate from Kenyon College with an English Major, emphasis in Creative Writing, and a History Minor. I love video games passionately. I love most games, a little iffy on Sport Games. The first game I can remember playing was either Goldeneye on the Nintendo 64 or the first Harry Potter computer game. The first console/gaming device I can remember owning was a Gameboy Advance and I loved my Pokemon Silver game to death.
Source blog.us.playstation.com
-
Someday they'll put the Order on sale enough for me to consider buying it.
-
Amazon has a sale for bloodbourne right now thats $40 for physical, same with other games on sale they are still cheaper to buy physically elswhere.
Was hoping a digital sale would be cheaper, but i guess that too much to ask for.
