The UK PlayStation Store for the PS4 has gone live and with it comes the full list of digital titles available for the console so far.
All the prices and install sizes for the PS4 games available to download for the console when it goes on sale on Friday, November 29 have been revealed.
However, what’s surprising is that there are a far few – we’re looking at you EA – that are much more expensive for PS4 than the Xbox One.
Currently the list consists of 19 titles for PS4, including 13 retail games, 5 digital only and one free FPS, but you’ll notice the EA Games PS4 titles all come with a premium price tag.
All the EA Games for PS4 are £62.99, a huge price mark up from the Xbox One versions that cost £54.99 as you’ll see in the Xbox One digital games prices announcement.
Here’s the full list of PS4 digital games currently on the PlayStation Store:
- Killzone: Shadow Fall – £52.99 – 38.2GB
- Call of Duty: Ghosts – £54.99 – 31.8GB
- FIFA 14 – £62.99 – 9.9GB
- Battlefield 4 – £62.99 – 36.4GB
- Need for Speed Rivals – £62.99 – 16GB
- Knack – £52.99 – 8GB
- Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag – £57.99 – 21.7GB
- Resogun – £12.79 (Free with PS ) – 460MB
- LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: 6.4GB – £52.99
- NBA Live 14 – £62.99 – 9.3GB
- Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition – £52.99 – 21.7GB
- Just Dance 2014 – £42.99 – 22GB
- Contrast – £12.79 (Free with PS ) – 2.3GB
- Super Motherload – £11.99 – 393MB
- Trine 2: Complete Story – £14.49 – 2.6GB
- Putty Squad – £13.99 – 818MB
- Madden NFL 25 – £62.99 – 13.1GB
- Angry Birds Star Wars – £32.99 – 1.5GB
- Warframe – Free – 4.1GB
Other launch games like Sound Shapes, Flower, DC Universe Online and NBA 2K14 have yet to be added to the PlayStation Store.
The PS4 release date in the UK is Friday November 29, having launched in the US a fortnight previously on November 15.
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