Sony details Sept/Oct PS Plus content

By Tom Bramwell Published 2 September, 2010

Warhawk! Ratchet! SSFIIHDR! Fish tank.

Sony has released details of September and October's PlayStation Plus content.

If you're signed up to the service already then treats available between now and 5th October include the full season of Sam & Max: Devil's Playground, a full game trial for Warhawk and a copy of Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee.

Then between 6th October and 2nd November you can look forward to a copy of Super Street Fighter II HD Remix, Syphon Filter for PSone and a full game trial of Gravity Crash, among other trinkets.

If you sign up for a full-year subscription before 5th October, you will also be sent a voucher for a full copy of Ratchet & Clank: Quest for Booty.

Check out this month and next month's update lists below, but "rest assured this is not all that will be available each month". Boom.

Content for 1st September - 5th October

  • PSN: Sam & Max: Devil's Playground (entire season)
  • minis: Vector Tower Defense and Echoes
  • PSone Classic: Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee
  • Full Game Trial: Warhawk, Inferno Pool
  • Discounts: LBP's Ico and Shadow of the Colossus costume pack, Metal Gear Solid PSone, Warhawk (all 50% off), PixelJunk Shooter (20%)
  • DLC: Exclusive UFC Undisputed 2010 content
  • Dynamic themes: PlayStation Move, Fish Tank
  • Premium avatars: EyePet Blue Goalie, EyePet DJ

Content for 6th October - 2nd November

  • PSN: Super Street Fighter II HD Remix
  • minis: Aero Racer, Yeti Sports
  • PSone Classic: Syphon Filter
  • Full Game Trial: Gravity Crash, Hustle Kings
  • Discounts: Burn Zombie Burn (plus free Home item), Gravity Crash, Hustle Kings (both 50% off)
  • Dynamic themes: Start the Party, Halloween
  • Premium avatars: Pain's Jarvis and Le Toot, Singstar's Wannabe and Rising Star
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Comments (18) Latest comment 1 year ago

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  • Gromit #1 1 year ago

    Against my better judgement, the longer it goes on, I'm finding it harder to resist PS+. They had to offer a dynamic fish tank theme, didn't they?!

  • wizlon #2 1 year ago

    Free full version of Ratchet & Clank: Quest for Booty? My live sub is up and I'm more tempted to spend my subscription cash on PS+.

  • 00.00.01 #3 1 year ago

    Same as ^^, was reluctant on the whole PS+ thingy but it gets better and better. Maybe give it a three-month try to see what it's like.

  • fongy #4 1 year ago

    I really want it, but currently most of what it is offering I already have, or, it is so old that I don't want....
    Where's the Joe Danger discounts? Scott Pilgrim discounts?
    Anything modern?

    :(

  • Dolly #5 1 year ago

    Very pleased with PS+ so far, and the full season of Sam & Max again makes this month all good in the hood.

  • Mcstrife #6 1 year ago

    Great stuff I wouldnt spend full price on (like Abe since I already did that back in the day).

    Wonder if quest for booty is also free when I renew from 3 months to a year.

  • uzivatel #7 1 year ago

    Pretty good. Sam and Max alone make it nice list.

    Hope it pushes Microsoft to offer more as well - 4 discounts per week are not bad at all, but it does not sound that good compared to what Sony offers (then again Sony has little choice if they want to sell PS+ which pretty much only does discounts and "free" games).

  • Mkwone #8 1 year ago

    I buckled last week and got it.

    Admitadly it wasn't a great month but i've played everything on it and so i've got my moneys worth. Although i'm ashamed to say that i'm a graphics whore and not sure how much i can enjoy Ps1 games because of such a fickle thing.

    Overall i'm pleased with the service, excelent value for money. i mean this month it's sam and max the entire season for free and thats £20 on its own a years sub is £40.

  • Ryze #9 1 year ago

    There's a 'T' for turbo missing from that 'abbreviation'.

    SSFIITHDR

    :p

  • HiddenAway #10 1 year ago

    Remember that R&C is only available for free to those who purchase a yearly subscription between now and the PSN+ update for next month. You won't get it if you buy a three month sub for example. You also don't get it if you've already subscribed.

  • MrMagica #11 1 year ago

    Sony mentioned on the eublog that the original sign up offer of little big plannet was extended to include anyone who signed up in August too:

    "I hope everyone who has signed up during Aug has enjoyed the continued LBP sign up offer?! If you signed up early in the month (or are in German, Greece or South Africa) and didn’t get your copy of LBP in the Plus section straight away, then don’t worry, you will be emailed a voucher for this as soon as possible."

    I fall into this category and have not had a voucher through yet, is anyone else in the same boat and got their voucher?

  • jefranklin18 #12 1 year ago

    @Mkwone: Although i'm ashamed to say that i'm a graphics whore and not sure how much i can enjoy Ps1 games because of such a fickle thing.

    Nothing to be ashamed of IMO. I find loading the PS1 games on my PSP to be the best compromise, the small screen size means that there's little upscaling required - Abe's Odyssey looks pretty good on it.

  • GamesConnoisseur #13 1 year ago

    The discounts n freebies are only great if you haven't already got them, still holding off psplus as I goddamned spent too much up to recent times.

    So to gain most advantage, need to go total cold turkey for months and then subscribe!

    So the lesson is not to buy anything off psn store unless via subscription's offerings.

  • Acrid #14 1 year ago

    I'm holding out on getting PS+ at the moment, though I'm very tempted by Sam and Max and Ratchet and Clank offerings, makes it seem a steal at £40.

  • SeesThroughAll #15 1 year ago

    Nice offers, but I still see PS+ as an expensive rental service.

  • callum9999 #16 1 year ago

    Expensive? Although I'm not tempted enough to subscribe yet, I can't see how £3.33 (or £2.50 for me with discounted PSN vouchers) a month is expensive for a rental service. Especially as you also get a free game to keep.

    Granted you can't compare it to lovefilm etc. as you can't choose what you want, but its still significantly cheaper.

  • septimus #17 1 year ago

    It is good but it is annoying that I already have most of what they want to give away. I wish you could gift your old copy or the one to someone on your friends list.

  • man.the.king #18 1 year ago

    @septimus

    "I wish you could gift your old copy or the one to someone on your friends list."

    That is a very good feature indeed!

    Why don't you put up a suggestion on their PSN Blog website (there is a site there that allows you to leave your ideas, I believe).

    I believe that what you suggested would be a very useful feature, especially for PSN+ subscribers (like me) who already have several old PSN games that are being made available on PSN+. I would like to use the PSN+ sub to access those games and to "give away" my downloaded game to a friend/family/relative (Note: with the caveat that a game cannot be "given back", otherwise this would just encourage "lending" or splitting costs).
    Edited by 1 at 02/09/10 @ 18:53