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Sony details Sept/Oct PS Plus content

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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