PlayStation Plus for February includes Persona 4 Arena Ultimax and Hell Divers

28 January 2016
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax - PlayStation Plus February 2016 - Instant Game Collection

PlayStation gamers, particularly those with PS4s, are undoubtedly going to complain this month – a good deal will, at least.

February’s PlayStation Plus Instant Games Collection for the PS4 includes Hell Divers and Nom Nom Galaxy, and because they aren’t AAA titles, PS4 games are about to lose their collective minds… again.

It’s something we’ve touched on before, but we’ll say it again: the quality of a game, and not its budget, is what should matter.

Hell Divers comes from the creative minds responsible for Magicka, and it’s a really enjoyable game. We would suggest you play it with friends, however; it’s a heck of a lot more enjoyable with company.

Our advice: these are the games you’re getting for February, so you may as well give them a go.

If you don’t own a PS4, you’ll also have Persona 4 Arena Ultimax and Grid Autosport for PS3, and Lemmings Touch as well as Nova 111 for PS Vita, though Nova 111 is cross-play compatible.

In our opinion, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is the best of the lot, and an exceptionally enjoyable fighter – we highly recommend it.


Source: PlayStation Blog.Eu

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  1. shyguy_2046
    28.01.2016 at 17:34

    Being a ps4 owner u are jumping to assumptions… I find this month good! Better than the Xbox one alternative… As for who ever made the poll. The dumbnut forgot No Mans Sky… Which is the main game I’m looking forward to.. But for your poll… I guess ffxv

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