If you have a dollar and some extra hard drive space, you can pick up any of these titles for just 99 cents until July 14th! Sony‘s weekend-long flash sale is a quick and easy way to beef up your collection with high quality games, such as Papo & Yo, Double Dragon Neon, and Thomas Was Alone. You can even snag some amazing PSone classics, like Wild Arms and Legend of Dragoon.
- Dino Crisis (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Dino Crisis 2 (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Double Dragon Neon (PS3)
- Dyad (PS3)
- Harvest Moon: Back To Nature (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Legend Of Dragoon (PS3/PSP)
- Machinarium (PS3)
- Machinarium (PS Vita)
- Malicious (PS3)
- Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee HD (PS3)
- Papo & Yo (PS3)
- Syphon Filter (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Syphon Filter 2 (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Syphon Filter 3 (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Tekken 2 (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- The Cave (PS3)
- Thomas Was Alone (PS3)
- Thomas Was Alone (PS Vita)
- ToeJam & Earl (PS3)
- Twisted Metal: Black (PS3)
- Urban Trial Freestyle (PS3)
- Urban Trial Freestyle (PS Vita)
- Velocity Ultra (PS Vita)
- Velocity Ultra (PS3)
- Virtua Fighter 2 (PS3)
- Wild Arms (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Wild Arms 2 (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Worms Revolution (PS3)
(List taken from Game Informer)
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So I guess this is in the US only. I really wish I’d realised that before waiting an eternity for my PS3 to update the PSN and then navigating through the horrible storefront to discover I can’t actually get Dino Crisis 2 at all, nevermind for £1 😦
Doh! Yeah, I’m not sure if it’s region specific, but since we’re based in the United States we usually just cover sales going on here. I had no idea Sony split sales between regions, so that’s a bummer.
It never occurred to me either, to be honest! I’m less surprised about the region-specific sales than I am about the region-specific games though; I don’t understand why the PSN doesn’t have the same titles available around the world.
You should be able to register and log in to a North American PSN account from any console, at least to my knowledge. I know we can set up a European PSN account to access the PSN store over there, so I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to do the same.
Maybe this 2012 GameSpot post will help.
http://www.gamespot.com/forums/playstation-discussion-1000002/making-a-north-american-psn-account-in-the-uk-29298403/