Humble Bundle’s latest pay-what-you-want digital compilation includes a broad selection of console titles from publisher Capcom, including standouts like Resident Evil HD, Devil May Cry HD Collection, and Mega Man 9 and 10.
In a first for Humble Bundle, all of its current offerings are redeemable on PlayStation 4 and PS3 consoles via PlayStation Network digital codes, giving buyers access to console versions of all featured titles. Proceeds benefit the American Red Cross, Rettysyndrome.org, and Save the Children charities.
All Humble Capcom PlayStation Bundle buyers will receive digital copies of Mercs series sequel Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3, revamped competitive puzzler Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, and the arcade retro-gaming two-pack Final Fight Double Impact, which includes emulated versions of Capcom’s Final Fight and Magic Sword.
Buyers also get their choice of either the PlayStation 4 or PS3 version of 2014’s Strider reboot, along with a digital coupon that drops 45 percent off the PlayStation Network price of Capcom’s flagship one-on-one fighter Street Fighter V.
Purchases that exceed the average buy-in price among all Humble Store customers (currently just over $12) will unlock digital copies of Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, Lost Planet 3, Okami HD, Remember Me, and Mega Man 9 and 10 for the PlayStation 3. Gamers who beat the average will also get Resident Evil HD for either the PlayStation 4 or PS3.
Humble Bundle additionally offers a $15 tier that features all beat-the-average content in addition to bonus digital copies of Devil May Cry HD Collection for the PlayStation 3 and Resident Evil 0 Remastered for the buyer’s choice of either the PS4 or PS3. Buyers who kick in $15 or more will also receive a 50 percent off coupon for the PlayStation 4 version of Capcom’s 8-bit platformer compilation Mega Man Legacy Collection.
The Humble Capcom PlayStation Bundle will be up for grabs through September 6.
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