PS4, PS3 Games Up For European Sale As PS Now, PS4 Get More Games

A Man Plays A Video Game on Sony Corp's Play Station 4 Console At Its Showroom In Tokyo — A man plays a video game on Sony Corp's PlayStation 4 console at its showroom in Tokyo July 16, 2014. Japan's Sony Corp is hammering out plans to rise from the ashes of nearly $10 billion lost in six years by building a future around its last consumer electronics blockbuster - the PlayStation. Sony plans to reposition the video console warhorse as a hub for a network of streamed services, according to three senior officials, offering social media, movies and music as well as games. The executives spoke to Reuters on condition they not be named because the matters are still in early stages of discussion. Picture taken July 16, 2014. Reuters/Yuya Shino

For two weeks, PS4, PS3 and PS Vita players in Europe can look forward to more affordable games, thanks to the new PlayStation Store discounts. Sony has announced the new sale via the PlayStation Blog, where a vast range of games and genres are ripe for picking and playing.

The PlayStation Store Europe sale will run until October 8. PS Plus subscribers will get even more discounts on top of the already slashed off prices, depending on the title that you pick. Most of the titles for the PS4 are in the independent game category, with the full list seen below alongside the new price. Note that each game has varying additional discounts for PS Plus members:

- Child of Light (AUD$14.95)

- Awesomenauts Assemble! (AUD$8.95)

- Basement Crawl (AUD$5.95)

- Crimsonland (AUD$6.75)

- Daylight (AUD$11.95)

- Don't Starve: Console Edition (AUD$10.45)

- Don't Starve: Reign of Giants Console Edition (AUD$5.45)

- Entwined (AUD$7.55)

- Escape Plan (AUD$13.45)

- Flower (AUD$7.55)

- flOw (AUD$4.55)

- King Oddball (AUD$4.55)

- Mercenary Kings (AUD$14.95)

- MouseCraft (AUD$11.25)

- Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty (AUD$23.95)

- OlliOlli (AUD$6.75)

- Outlast (AUD$14.95(

- PixelJunk Shooter Ultimate (AUD$4.99)-only until Oct. 1

- Pure Chess (AUD$2.95)

- Rogue Legacy (AUD$13.45)

- Sparkle 2 (AUD$4.55)

- Stealth Inc: Ultimate Edition (AUD$7.55)

- SteamWorld Dog (AUD$5.95)

- Stick It to the Man (AUD$5.95)

- Strider (AUD$11.25)

- Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut (AUD$14.95)

- Super Motherland (AUD$10.45)

- Surgeon Simulator (AUD$9.95)-only until Oct.1

- That Trivia Game (AUD$4.55)

- Tiny Brains (AUD$7.55)

- Titan Attacks (AUD$9.35)

- Towerfall Ascension (AUD$10.45)

- Transistor (AUD$19.55)

- Trails Fusion (AUD$17.95)

- Trials Fusion - Deluxe Edition (AUD$40.95)

- Trine 2: Complete Story (AUD$10.45)

- Valiant Hearts: The Great War (AUD$14.95)

More games are also lined up for those who are accessing the PlayStation Now, Sony's cloud streaming game service powered by Gaikai. In a tweet from the official PlayStation Twitter page, it was announced that "God of War: Ascenson" and "inFamous," the original title, can now be streamed on the PS4 or PS3 using the PS Now.

For those who are looking for more options, the coming months will bring in a well-known game and a previously Xbox exclusive title. PlayStation Trophies reports that "Peggle 2" will finally be released on the PS4 on Oct. 14 in North America and Oct. 15 in Europe.

The EA classic arcade game will run on 1080p and 60FPS resolution, with five Peggle Masters to challenge and defeat. A multiplayer aspect, Peg Party and Duels, will also be available when it releases. Developer PopCap has even lined up a livestream from 10 a.m. PST/6:00p.m. BST on Sept. 25.

Another game that fans should check out is "Rocksmith 2014," which has been announced to debut on the PS4 and Xbox One on Nov. 4. Since this will be the new-gen console version of the title, expect a few more features, including the use of Real Tone Cable and over 50 tracks coming to the base game. According to Polygon, there are also 300 more tracks slated to be released as DLCs. Libraries from the PS3 or Xbox 360 are transferable to the PS4 version of the game.