Let's take a look at the best of this week's PlayStation Store updates, highlighted by another collection of classic PlayStation 2 hits ported over to the Vita and a couple of free games for PlayStation Plus members.
It was announced back in April that the Jak and Daxter Collection would be ported over to the Vita in June. With a price tag around $10 to play each classic game, it's not a bad investment, and generally the HD updates look a shade better on Vita's beautiful screen and gives gamers some more options to choose from when they lack a big memory card and currently are on the go.
For those that don't need the portability, the same collection went on sale for the PlayStation 3 for just $10 at GameStop while Amazon has it for just a couple bucks more.
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Can't wait for Grand Theft Auto V? Volition's Saints Row: The Third provides an open-world experience that will fill that void, and doesn't present a carbon copy that tries to be serious. With a price tag still of around $30 even at Amazon, it's a tremendous deal for PS+ subscribers that will give them hours of entertainment during the boring summer days.
Because seriously, who really wants to waste their time outdoors?
Those that do want an excuse to go outside can pick up Gods Eater Burst for free, a PSP game that's compatible on their Vita. If the title doesn't make you interested, the game is generally a Monster Hunter clone that's received mixed reviews from some people almost favoring it over the more famous franchise to the game becoming completely stale as it goes on.
But if it's free, might as well play it until it gets old right?
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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