


Don’t mistake it for a cut price re-release – it’s arriving at full price (£49.99) on both PSN and at retail.

Bloodborne – Game of the Year Edition includes the new The Old Hunters expansion plus the original game. Both deserved more attention than they received.Īnyway, back to what’s out this week. Having said this, we have still seen a few new releases go under the radar, such as the console versions of Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut and Divinity: Enhanced Edition. Remember when publishers would be falling over themselves to get their big Chrimbo releases out the door? That’s something we haven’t witnessed this winter due to new releases being spread out and also fewer in number. If it wasn’t for Bloodborne – Game of the Year Edition this week would be an utter write-off as far as retail releases are concerned, leaving us with physical releases of Tiny Troopers Joint Ops and Pure Hold’em World Poker Championships on PS4 and some 3DS Fireman Sam game.
