Sony gets into Black Friday promotion mode beginning with tomorrow’s regularly scheduled PSN update. Between Tuesday, November 23 and Monday, November 29, the ‘Stock Up for Winter’ sale will slash the prices on 15 select PSN titles by 50%. The quantity of discounted games isn’t very large, but there are quite a few quality games you’re definitely going to want to pick up. The headliner is easily Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker for PSP, which is a steal at $19.99. Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake ($9.99), Young Thor ($2.49), DeathSpank ($7.49) and Gundemonium Collection ($7.49) are also solid buys. Joe Danger is supposed to be great too, but I haven’t played that one yet.
Check the full list below to see if anything catches your eye.
PS3:
PixelJunk Racers 2nd Lap – $3.49 sale price; $6.99 regular price
Top Gun – $7.49 sale price; $14.99 regular price
Gundemonium Collection – $7.49 sale price; $14.99 regular price
DeathSpank – $7.49 sale price; $14.99 regular price
Joe Danger – $7.49 sale price; $14.99 regular price
PSP:
Groovin’ Blocks PSP – $4.99 sale price; $9.99 regular price
Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake – $9.99 sale price; $19.99 regular price
Dissidia Final Fantasy – $9.99 sale price; $19.99 regular price
Dante’s Inferno PSP – $19.99 sale price; $39.99 regular price
Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker – $19.99 sale price; $39.99 regular price
Minis:
Young Thor – $2.49 sale price; $4.99 regular price
Fieldrunners – $3.49 sale price; $6.99 regular price
Hero of Sparta – $2.49 sale price; $4.99 regular price
Alien Zombie Death – $1.99 sale price; $3.99 regular price
Monopoly – $2.49 sale price; $4.99 regular price
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