The only thing I love more than throwing a bunch of money at PlayStation Store sales on games that I’ll never play, is throwing a bunch of money at PlayStation Store sales on games that I’ll never play that I’ve already played.
In all seriousness though, the PS4 has seen a ton of great remasters/remakes/re-releases of classic games, and now a bunch of them can be had for prices that’ll take you back to a time when a four-bedroom house cost the same as a Happy Meal. The sale can be found right here, but we’ve also rounded up some of our favourite picks of what’s on offer below (click the links to go straight to the game’s store page):
- Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy – $34.97 AUD
- Spyro Reignited Trilogy – $34.97 AUD
- MediEvil – $22.95 AUD
- Batman: Return to Arkham – $17.95 AUD
- Shadow of the Colossus – $17.95 AUD
- Yakuza Kiwami – $13.45 AUD
- Yakuza Kiwami 2 – $24.95 AUD
- Borderlands: The Handsome Collection – $17.95 AUD
- Metro Redux – $8.95 AUD
- Resident Evil Revelations – $11.95 AUD
- Ratchet and Clank – $13.95 AUD
- Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour – $4.55 AUD
- Shenmue I and II – $15.95 AUD
- Ape Escape 2 (PS2) – $5.95 AUD
- Dark Chronicle (PS2) – $10.45 AUD
- Mark of the Ninja: Remastered – $14.95 AUD
- SEGA Mega Drive Classics – $24.95 AUD
- The Last of Us Remastered – $13.95
- DOOM (1993) – $3.75 AUD
- DOOM II (Classic) – $3.75 AUD
It’s timely, also, that this week’s WellPlayed DLC Podcast topic posed the question: What cancelled/dormant/classic franchises would we like to see come back via crowdfunding? You can check that episode out right here.
Will you be picking up anything in any of the current PlayStation Store sales? Seen a deal you reckon is killer? Drop a comment below or over on our social pages!
Kieron started gaming on the SEGA Master System, with Sonic the Hedgehog, Alex Kidd and Wonder Boy. The 20-odd years of his life since have not seen his love for platformers falter even slightly. A separate love affair, this time with JRPGs, developed soon after being introduced to Final Fantasy VIII (ie, the best in the series). Further romantic subplots soon blossomed with quirky Japanese games, the occasional flashy AAA action adventure, and an unhealthy number of indie gems. To say that Kieron lies at the center of a tangled, labyrinthine web of sexy video game love would be an understatement.
