[GregoryRasputin]

Here is this weeks PS Store update:


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[Ploco]

I think you miss Borderland which is free for Plus users. I was able to download this game for free in North America, I don't know if it's the same PSN as US.

[fanboysarestupid]

Originally Posted by Ploco I think you miss Borderland which is free for Plus users. I was able to download this game for free in North America, I don't know if it's the same PSN as US.

There's a bunch of great multi-platform games on PS Plus, but after the 60mins are up, it's no longer usable.

Downloading a couple of gigabytes to then delete it after 60mins doesn't seem like a good deal.

Oh yes, and also those free full games that are kept until the membership is expired. Either give the games forever or don't.

[kgb_]

Originally Posted by fanboysarestupid There's a bunch of great multi-platform games on PS Plus, but after the 60mins are up, it's no longer usable. Downloading a couple of gigabytes to then delete it after 60mins doesn't seem like a good deal. Oh yes, and also those free full games that are kept until the membership is expired. Either give the games forever or don't.

He's not talking about the FULL Games that we can try for one hour, he's mention the games that are offered to PSN+ subscribers, such as Borderlands, Dead Space 2, Deus Ex, Just Cause 2, Lara Croft And The Guardian Of Light,.... and yesterday the game offered was Red Dead Redemption, and today it is Machinarium - i played a few levels, very cool game this machinarium.
Those games have a timeline to be downloaded (one month or more, depending of the game) but once you download it it is yours for free as long as you keep your subscription. They have been offering games for some time now, in the monthly PSN update and others on the 12-15 of each month.

[fanboysarestupid]

Okay, so I was wrong about taking it for the wrong way, still, for me it doesn't make the cut.

If they used "Rental games" instead of "Free full games" it would be more acceptable and looked in a different way.