PixlBit

I know all too well how many games you have to play. Granted, all of these except Tokyo Jungle are quite short. So it shouldn't take too much effort when you get to them.

It would have been worth it. Though it seems to be a trend that once a game gets its price slashed like this, it will later appear in other sales or in Humble Bundles.

It is nuts. You should have jumped on it for a dollar. Granted, the game does try to bait you with DLC, so at least you dodged that bullet.

I played the first two Monkey Island games on 360, so it would make sense for me to own Tales there. However, my 360 has barely been turned on in the last year, so I just get everything for PS3 by default.

That sounds interesting considering Halo is one of the few multiplayer games I play. It's also good to know the community will probably have a huge boost thanks to this sale.

Tokyo Jungle is definitely not for everyone. They should have released a demo on release so more people could try it to see if it's their thing. I would have bought it.

I feel I've have played a bunch of these games before. I'm pretty sure I at least played Ice Hockey. As for the others, I can't be sure. You know it's a simple time when every game uses basically the same art-style.

After putting 50 hours into FFX, it feels great being able to whip through a bunch of PSN games in rapid succession.

I could have sworn this was rumored years ago. Either way, this is great news. This is one the few remaining PS1 games I've wanted to play.

I also got Monkey Island. I would have gotten the other two, but I have no attachment to those franchises really, so I would probably never played them.

I was kind of disappointed in Winter Soldier. After all the praise I heard, I was surprised how messy the plot was and most of all, how boring I found it to be.

Nope, haven't played Yaiba and probably never will at this point. Like you, the negative reviews washed away my interest for that game completely.

I finished Bravely Default about a month ago. It was exactly what I was hoping for for the first two-thirds of the game. After that, the game decided to recycle the same content over and over. That left a really sour taste in my mouth.

Yes, Ground Zeroes made up for its short length in overall quality. Phantom Pain is my most anticipated game at this point.