Sony seems following Nintendo's Virtual Console fashion as it is calling back the decades' early creation of DMA Design onto its latest launched console PS3. The two veteran titles have been set for release to beef up the console that will downloadable today onwards through PlayStation Network Stores.
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The titles are Lemmings 2 and Sudoku; both the tittles are logic-based placement puzzle games to enhance your IQ. The first one you can get for $5.99 while other one for just $2.99.
Sony is looking quite enthusiastic as it has let out the sales figures for PS3 that says 3.2M hardware have been drawn since last month.
Paying old games on new console will be infinitely a great fun as PS3 will give high end graphics to the quite cheap titles.
Via: destructoid
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