PS3 Games Are Getting Cheaper
by Kev Lochun on February 4, 2008 at 9:32 am
Good news if you’re not minted: seems like Sony Japan is following tradition and launching a budget range of PS3 titles.
A Japanese online retailer has posted the initial lineup of a ‘PlayStation 3 the best’ series, better known as Greatest Hits or Platinum in the US and UK. Five titles will debut at 3,800 yen on March 19 – Resistance: Fall of Man, Folklore, Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Gundam: Target in Sight and Ridge Racer 7.
While there’s no official word form SCEJ just yet, the time’s about right. All those titles have pretty much fallen off the radar – I’d certainly want to milk them for what they’re worth.
Frankly we can’t wait for them to launch outside Japan, because even when we are lucky enough to get review code in, we certainly don’t get a copy each. Thankfully Gamesindustry.biz has been informed that a platinum collection in Europe is “likely”.
Since there hasn’t been an official announcement, there is obviously no word on when we’ll get to stop agonising over our purchases.
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