Tekken 6 and soulcalibur 4 psp free for psn +

[DarkenLX]

PSN Store has for PS+ members tekken 6 and soul calibur: Broken Destiny for free for psp to download onto vita or psp

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[pspfanMOHH]

This is not a PSVita game, besides this is not enough to create a thread(second reason is just my opinion)

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[hgoel0974]

and I ended up deleting Tekken 6 within 5 minutes of downloading and playing, the DOA 5+ gameplay just killed Tekken 6.
I haven't tried Soul Calibur though. Oh, and just to add in, Gravity Rush and Wipeout 2048 are also free (as always )

[eighthdayregret]

Yeah, they've been up there for a little while now... Can't say I'm a huge fan of the handheld iterations of Tekken or SoulCalibur.
Tekken 6 is a bit better, since it's actually still a full game, but SoulCalibur: Broken Destiny sucks specifically because it seems like it was just thrown together. I never thought a lack of arcade mode would be such a detriment to a game, but it definitely is in SC:BD's case.
I only own the game because of PS+. I never woulda paid money for it.

[DarkenLX]

kinda sad though theres no exploit for these speaking of which uno shows up for me in ps store has it been patched as i thought it was removed...

[fate6]

games are never patched and it was re-added awhile ago :/

[NaSty13]

Im guessing this is only for the US Playstation Store?

[mlc]

kinda sad though theres no exploit for these speaking of which uno shows up for me in ps store has it been patched as i thought it was removed...

Aren't exploits on PS Plus games pretty useless anyway? While obviously this website doesn't support any "trick" to keep PS Plus games working (since it would be tantamount to theft), I'm pretty sure there is no way to prevent the "timer" on your PS Plus from counting down. So if you don't update and connect to PSN on your Vita to verify that your PS Plus subscription is still active, I would assume that any PS Plus exploit game would be rendered useless after 30-90 days or even less. Otherwise all their "your free game collection" ads would be literally true, since you could just change the date and disconnect your internet and get tons of games for a month or two worth of subscription.

Basically, if you had a PS Plus game that was exploited, you'd be in trouble, because you'd need to cancel your PS Plus and wait for it to run out so as to get the "perpetual license" version of the game. You'd be seriously disadvantaged as compared to all the people who could get a ninja release as soon as it's out, since yours would be locked to the game's availability and your ability to connect to PSN for at least the rest of your PS Plus membership period.