
It may be gift-giving season, but PlayStation Plus delivers gaming gifts all year round, and this week is no exception. While many of you might still be getting acquainted with the PS Vita Plus games, PS3 gamers can welcome BioShock 2 into their Instant Game Collection. Download it for free if you’re a Plus member when the PlayStation Store updates on Tuesday.
Don’t forget that the Music Unlimited offer is still on as well. You can pick up the 1 year subscription for only $12! If you have questions on the service, you may want to check out this handy FAQ. To take advantage of the offer, you’ll need to subscribe from your PS3 or PS Vita Plus enabled account.
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December 4th PlayStation Plus Update
BioShock 2 (PS3)
Years after the events of the original BioShock, a monster has begun snatching little girls and bringing them back to the undersea city of Rapture. Players step into the boots of the most iconic denizen of Rapture (and recent star of PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale), the Big Daddy, as they travel through the decrepit and beautiful fallen city, chasing an unseen foe in search of answers.
Rockstar Games Collection Edition 1 (PS3)
An amazing value, this collection features Red Dead Redemption, Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City, L.A. Noire, and Midnight Club: Los Angeles Complete Edition. Plus members can enjoy a 10% discount on this new release to PSN.
Puddle (PS3 and PS Vita Versions)
Experience a brilliantly designed physics-based puzzle/platform game where you must guide a puddle of fluid to its target destination, not by moving the fluid, but by tilting the game world. It’s a unique twist on the puzzle genre and both PS3 and PS Vita versions are 50% off. Please note, this game is not cross-buy or cross-play enabled; so choose the best version for you, or if you’re a big fan, buy both!
We hope you’ve enjoyed this week’s update. Tune in next week where we’ll have another fantastic title to keep you gaming with PlayStation Plus. Head to the PlayStation Plus forums to continue the conversation and find other Plus fans, and make sure you make your voice heard in the comments below. As always, thanks for your feedback and we’ll see you next week!
This is one of a very few Plus games I’ve had the slightest interest in (that I hadn’t already owned for years) since the reboot, and it’s been on sale on-and-off for $5-10 from every online retailer for the past two years. I miss getting unique PSN titles day one (like Stacking or Where is My Heart); EU users are getting those same kinds of deals, with games like Hell Yeah or Machinarium. Playstation Plus used to offer games that were likely to fly under the radar but still worth something; now it’s a graveyard of unsellable titles- unsellable due to either extreme market saturation (e.g. Infamous 2), or just being bad (e.g. Choplifter). My most valued thing from the new Plus is my avatar (a character from a game that was frankly terrible, and not at all coincidentally, free for Plus members). It’s at the point where I won’t even bother downloading most of the free titles because the annoyance of having yet another item clutter my still unsortable downloads list far outweighs the slim chance that I’d ever want to play them in the future.
And the constant teasing and patronizing “We’ve got something really special for you next week,” routine is irritating, if not insulting. Please stop.
Nice update as always. PS Plus is still a great deal, I never played a Bioshock game, so can’t wait to give Bioshock 2 a try. SometimesI like toI read comments on here to see what people say, everyone has opinions on things, but come on posts don’t need to be repeated, or copied and pasted, one post is enough and I think repeat posts that are copied and pasted should be removed, guess I should just quit reading peoples posts and just read the update and be happy and move on, Thank You Sony for offering a great service like PS Plus and on the Vita with no extra charge.
Agreed on the ‘copy and pasting’ of comments. If anything, it hurts the overall voice of the community.
But I certainly do encourage all feedback as it’s all valid; and debates between the community is always good too. But yeah, copying and pasting comments is ineffective and won’t help anymore than one post about it.