This week on the PlayStation Store in North America, you’ll find a Disney Day Sale that discounts some Disney games across PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and PlayStation Portable.
With deals lasting until December 8 around 10am PT/1pm ET, here’s the games on sale this week through the PlayStation Store:
*Additional PS+ discount in brackets.
Disney Day Sale
PlayStation 4 Games
- Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition – $14.99
- Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight ‘Flurry’ – $2.50
PlayStation 3 Games
- Bolt – $3.75
- Brave – $5.00
- Cars 2: The Video Game – $5.00
- Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition – $14.99
- Disney Universe – $5.00
- Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two – $5.00
- Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight ‘Flurry’ – $2.50
- LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean – $5.00
- Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension – $5.00
- Split/Second – $5.00
- Toy Story 3: The Video Game – $5.00
- Toy Story Mania – $5.00
PlayStation Vita Games
- LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean (PSP) – $2.50
- Split/Second (PSP) – $5.00
- Tron Evolution (PSP) – $5.00
PS Minis
- JellyCar 2 – $0.75
PSOne Classics
- A Bug’s Life – $1.50
- Hercules – $1.50
- Lilo & Stitch – $1.50
- Monsters, Inc Scream Team – $1.50
- Peter Pan: Return to Neverland – $1.50
- The Emperor’s New Groove – $1.50
- The Little Mermaid 2 – $1.50
- Toy Story 2 – $1.50
- Toy Story Racer – $1.50
Other Deals
- Bedlam: The Game (PS4) – $12.99 (10%)
- Citizens of Earth (PS4) – $4.95
- Draw Slasher (PS Vita) – $5.39 (40%)
- Run Like Hell! (PS Vita) – $4.49 (40%)
- Shin Megami Tensei: Persona (PSP; PS Vita) – $14.99
- Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2 Innocent Sin (PSP; PS Vita) – $14.99
- Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 Portable (PSP; PS Vita) – $14.99
- Summer of Fun Bundle: Grow Home, Zombi, Toy Soldiers: War Chest (PS4) – $29.99
- The Last Tinker: City of Colors Game and Theme Bundle (PS4) – $9.85 (17%)
- UbiArt Game Bundle: Child of Light, Rayman Origins, Valiant Hearts: The Great War (PS3) – $29.99
- Zeno Clash 2 (PS3) – $3.00
Pre-Orders
- Sword Coast Legends (PS4) – $34.79
- Yakuza 5 (PS3) – $33.99
*Prices are in USD and may be higher in Canada. Additional PlayStation Plus discount in brackets is taken off the regular price.
More games will be going on sale later this week as part of The Game Awards 2015 Sale.
Meanwhile, the December 2015 PlayStation Plus free games are live today in North America and Europe.
20 PS1 Games
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night isn't just one of the greatest Playstation games, it is one of the greatest games of all time. It hasn't lost any luster with age, in fact, it is just as fun today as it was in 1997.
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Chrono Cross
There is possibly nothing more difficult than following up Chrono Trigger. And while Chrono Cross didn't quite hit the highs of its predecessor, it is still a damn fine RPG. Come in with measured expectations and you'll find a lot to like!
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Crash Bandicoot: Warped
While all three of the Crash Bandicoot games held up pretty well, Crash Bandicoot: Warped leaps out as the best of them. Naughty Dog improved their winning formula with every sequel, and created one of the most beloved platformers the third time around.
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Crash Team Racing
Crash wasn't just good at running and jumping! As evidenced in Crash Team Racing he could also kart race with the best of them. CTR is still a blast to play with friends, and some would argue that not even Mario has had a better kart outing.
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Darkstalkers 3
A good fighting game will always be fun, and such is the case with Capcom's Darkstalkers 3. The PlayStation version of this classic title featured three additional fighters not found in the arcade version of the game. There are few better ways to spend an afternoon than with B.B. Hood and the gang.
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Final Fantasy Tactics
When Final Fantasy entered the genre of tactical role-playing games, they entered with a bang. Final Fantasy Tactics might be the greatest tactical RPG ever made, and is appropriately held in high regard. If you love video games then you owe yourself to play Square Enix's gem.
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Final Fantasy VIII
This might not be the Final Fantasy game you were expecting, but Final Fantasy VIII has stood the test of time better than most RPGs of the time period. Featuring top-notch cinematics and a great story that spans four discs, Final Fantasy VIII is one of the most interesting entries in the series. It is certainly worth checking out, as its chances of ever being remade are slim to none.
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Klonoa: Door to Phantomile
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is an example of quality over quantity. While it isn't a very long game, Namco's platformer offers up a ton of fun as long as it lasts. If you are looking for a cute world to explore then you might want to take a trip back to Phantomile as it is still magical in 2015.
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Mega Man X4
While the best days of the Blue Bomber may have been on Nintendo consoles, he still had some stellar outings on PlayStation. Perhaps the best of the bunch was Mega Man X4. The ability to play as either X or Zero was amazing at the time, and the tight platforming is just as fun today as it was in 1997.
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Metal Gear Solid
Metal Gear Solid is just as relevant today as it was in 1998. The gameplay, which was promoted as stealth espionage action, engaged players, while the story of Solid Snake was told through great cutscenes. Metal Gear Solid brought video games to a new level of cinematic storytelling, and continues to influence games to this day.
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PaRappa the Rapper
There is a reason why PaRappa the Rapper continues to be associated with the PlayStation brand despite not receiving a new entry in quite some time. That reason is that the original game was so revolutionary to the music genre, and is still more difficult than the majority of rhythm games released today! It is still a blast to train with Master Onion, and to get your driver's license from Instructor Mooselini.
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Resident Evil 2
Resident Evil 2 is one of the greatest survival horror games ever made. Hideki Kamiya's masterpiece managed to somehow outdo the original. If you can't wait for the upcoming remake, then you can still have a blast by playing the PlayStation version of RE2.
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Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!
Insomniac Games had a hit with their Spyro series of titles. Arguably the best of which was Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! which added more variety to the winning formula found in the original game.
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Street Fighter Alpha 3
Obviously the king of fighters (oh wait, that is another series!) had to make the list. Street Fighter Alpha 3 is the final game in the Alpha series, and is also the best. Capcom's port practically brought the arcade to your home.
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Suikoden II
If you've never played Suikoden II then you probably have a good excuse as it is one of the rarest games for the PlayStation. Despite critical acclaim, only a few copies of this stellar RPG were printed! Thankfully, this PlayStation classic is now available on the PlayStation Store so anyone can now enjoy it for a reasonable price.
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Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo
In 1996 Capcom put out one of the best puzzle games ever made. They also showed the ability to make fun of themselves by naming it Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo. Capcom had good reason to be confident as this tile swapping puzzle game quickly became a beloved classic.
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Tekken 3
The fact that Tekken 3 ran on a PlayStation was a technical marvel. Namco's fighting game was a visual showpiece for the system, and still plays great. For many fighting fans, Tekken 3 was the peak of the series.
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Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return
The Evil Pigs just won't let Tomba alone! Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return was exactly what fans of the original game wanted. Gameplay was refined, and the game looked considerably better than the previous entry. This is a game that platformer fans will absolutely adore.
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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 was the perfect step forward for the series that launched an entire trend of extreme sports games for the next decade. Adding in the ability to manual fundamentally changed the game, and THPS2 is one of the most beloved games in the series.
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Wipeout XL
Even if the gameplay didn't hold up any (thankfully it does), Wipeout XL would absolutely be worth playing for its soundtrack alone. Featuring artists such as the The Chemical Brothers, and The Prodigy, Wipeout XL has one of the best soundtracks of all time. Oh, and the futuristic racing is still super fun to play!
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