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PSN Day 1 Digital announced

  • Posted September 25th, 2012 at 12:55 EDT by Kyle Prahl
  • 12 Comments

PlayStation Network is about to get a whole lot sweeter, thanks to an initiative called PSN Day 1 Digital.

The new program, announced moments ago over at the official PS Blog, seeks to provide day-and-date digital releases of triple-AAA games right alongside their retail counterparts. On the same day that a game is launched at retail, you'll also be able to download it on PSN. PSN Day 1 Digital will also give you the opportunity to pre-order some of these titles, while PlayStation Plus members will enjoy a 10% discount off many of the games on offer.

The full line-up of Day 1 Digital games for the month of October has been unveiled. Check out the full list below, and let us know in the comments if you're excited for this promotion and whether you'll take advantage of the PlayStation Plus discounts, where applicable.

PSN Day 1 Digital - October 2012

Resident Evil 6 - Oct. 2nd, $59.99

NBA 2K13 - Oct. 2nd, $59.99, $53.99 for Plus members (with pre-order)
- Pre-order available

Dishonored - Oct. 9th, $59.99, $53.99 for Plus members (with pre-order)
- Pre-order available

DOOM 3: BFG Edition - Oct. 16th, $59.99, $53.99 for Plus members (with pre-order)
- Pre-order available

007: Legends - Oct. 16th, $59.99, $53.99 for Plus members (within first week of availability)

Medal Of Honor: Warfighter - Oct. 23rd, $59.99

Need For Speed: Most Wanted - Oct. 30th, $59.99, $53.99 for Plus members (with pre-order)
- Pre-order available

Assassin’s Creed III - Oct. 30th, $59.99
- Pre-order available

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  1. Ghost-Rhayne | Ghost-Rhayne

    • 12:58pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

    Wow, Sony seem to be going hard out with the DDD1s!

  2. madhi19

    • 1:02pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

    DOOM 3: BFG Edition you sure it at $59.99? Because everybody got it at $39.96!

  3. Soldier 95B | Solder_95B

    • 1:02pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

    Hell YEAH....NAW on that Microsoft. That is what I am talking about.

  4. Kuro | xThAkIdJxYx

    • 1:13pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

     Great News!

  5. Ocelot1987

    • 1:47pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

    Wish I knew how much hard drive space RE6 will take up. I'm considering canceling my gamestop pre order and just buying it off PSN.

  6. rosa-rio | an1mu5-187

    • 1:58pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

     Its been a little while since i posted anything new on here although ive been an avid reader for a few years now, sharing both the ups and downs of the videogames industry as a whole. Now to focus my attention to this particular article, I understand DD is indeed where the industry is headed, im not sure we should rush into it. current ps3 software titles take a significant amount of hd space and consoles with slightly larger hard drives can fill up quite quickly. As games become bigger offering more options perhaps and evolving graphically then future software will only use more space. It's great that as of the moment we have the option and in my opinion should remain this way. 

  7. SPOTTED

    • 2:02pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

    This is just the start of doing away with pre-owned games....kinda sad.  Personally, I still like having a hard copy of any game I own. 

  8. AaronSOLDIER | AaronSOLDIER

    • 2:12pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

    Hellz yeah, Digital FTW! Bring it on!

  9. KyleOnTheRun

    • 3:04pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

     I'm grown more accustomed to the idea of digital games vs. physical copies, which will still always hold a fond place in my heart. Still, I hope these Day 1 Digital releases will feature pre-order bonuses in line with retail resellers.

  10. joeyjoejoeshababadoo

    • 3:55pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

     Wow this is pretty friggin awesome!! Good on you Sony! 

    It helps us lazy people who don't want to go to the store and get harrased by employees trying to push more games and preorders on you.

    Plus this gives even more incentive to be a PS Plus subscriber. And people say the PS3 is dying out? If anything, its as strong as ever.

  11. CloudStrife37 | CloudStrife37

    • 10:24pm EDT - September 25th, 2012

     Discounts off of brand new games are incredible incentive for PlayStation Plus and digital downloading. I still prefer physical, but this is mighty convincing.  As rosa-rio said, it's great to have this as an option and not an ultimatum.

  12. tekkenfighter123

    • 3:35am EDT - September 26th, 2012

     @2, Doom 3 is for 39.99 or 35.99 for ps plus members.  BTW, I wish you guys would fix this site.

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