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PS Plus members get Bloodborne, Ratchet & Clank, Mighty No. 9 free for March 2018

Okay PlayStation Plus members.. there’s some REALLY good news and some kinda bad news for subscribers.  The good news?  PS4 owners will be able to get the awesome Bloodborne and Ratchet & Clank for free for March 2018.  Andalso Mighty No. 9, Legend of Kay and more. Yes!

The bad news? Well… Sony will be phasing out the free PS3 and PS Vita games a year from now, so March 2019.  Subscribers will never lose what they already redeemed though thankfully.  It was inevitable that they would run out of PS3/PS Vita titles to offer up, since there aren’t many of those games being released these days.  That should open the door for more and better PS4 and PSVR titles though, so…

Anyway, back to next month.  The free PS Plus titles available for subscribers for March 2018 will be:

  • Legend of Kay, PS3
  • Mighty No. 9, PS3 (Cross Buy with PS4)
  • Claire: Extended Cut, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4)
  • Bombing Busters, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4)

Make sure to pick up this month’s freebies before they go bye bye!

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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