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Sony's 'Welcome Back' PSN program detailed

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Sony's long-awaited "Welcome Back" package of free content for the return of the PlayStation Store has been detailed. PS3 users can choose two of the following five games: LittleBigPlanet, InFamous, Dead Nation, Super Stardust HD and Wipeout HD + Fury. PSP owners can get two of LittleBigPlanet PSP, ModNation Racers, Pursuit Force and Killzone Liberation.

Players can redeem these within 30 days of the service returning. There are also some other free perks, including free movie rentals. You can check out Sony's blog post for more.

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From Sony's site:

  • A selection of “On Us” rental movie titles will be available to PlayStation Network customers over one weekend, where Video Service is available. Those titles will be announced soon.
  • 30 days free PlayStation Plus membership for non PlayStation Plus subscribers. Existing PlayStation Plus subscribers will receive an additional 60 days of free subscription.
  • Existing Music Unlimited Premium Trial subscription members will receive an additional 30 days of free premium subscription. Additional 30 days + time lost for existing members of Music Unlimited Premium/Basic subscription free of charge for existing Premium/Basic members.
  • To welcome users Home, PlayStation Home will be offering 100 free virtual items. Additional free content will be released soon, including the next addition to the Home Mansion personal space, and Ooblag’s Alien Casino, an exclusive game.
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Graham Russell blogs about gadgets and games for Tech Junkie. He's also a designer for The News & Observer and its community publications.  When he's not working, he's finding new apps, filling out his retro game collection and picking up new gadgets he doesn't really need. Contact him at grussell@newsobserver.com.
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